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L Shaped Single Beds The L Shaped Single Beds are a great and practical way to save space in the bedroom of your child's. The beds are suitable for boys and girls and can accommodate up to two people. The UK guidelines recommend that the upper bunk of an L-shaped loft or bunk bed should only be used by children over six years due to safety rules. If talks about it is responsible, you might think about allowing him to use the upper bunk earlier. Size The L-shaped Single Bed is ideal for siblings who share rooms. It lets them be close while still having their own space. Contrary to traditional bunk beds, which can be used by younger and older children The top of an L shape bed is intended to be used by older children only (refer to the individual product's details pages for specific safety guidelines). The older child will appreciate sleeping on the top bed and will be the center of attention when guests come to visit. The child who is younger can sleep safely in the bottom bunk. These beds are also very attractive and offer a lot of storage. They can be placed in the corner of the room to create a focal point, making them perfect for smaller or larger rooms. The Lifetime Kids Corner Beach House Bed is an example of an adorable design and, even though it does not include sleeping areas for two, the bench is a great space for children to read a book or just relax. If you're seeking a more sophisticated look the Pulse collection from NE Kids is sleek and elegant. Featuring platform and bunk designs this range is perfect for parents who want to add a modern touch to their child's bedroom. This range does take more space than a single bunk or loft bed, so you must verify your measurements prior to purchasing. Other kinds of L shaped single beds are equipped with desks which is perfect for the older child who needs to get their homework done in peace. The Urban Grey High Sleeper 1 is a fantastic option as it uses the space under the top level of sleep to provide a fantastic workstation for your child. Some beds even come with stairs, which are great for young children who may struggle to climb a ladder. Many L shaped single beds are joined by bunk beds or lofts that are ideal for those who require three or more sleeping spaces to accommodate family members, sleepovers and guests. The Oscar triple bunk, for example, offers three beds with plenty of clever storage options. There are drawers everywhere on the structure and shelves on the stairs leading to the top sleeping area. Design A fantastic alternative to bunk beds, L shaped single beds are designed with one bed running horizontally and the other running vertically. They are designed to save space and give each child their own bed with the remaining space to be used to play or furniture. With some designs even incorporating clever storage, it's not difficult to find an L-shaped single bed that can suit your space. Some bunk beds with l-shaped designs and lofts are constructed from solid wood. Others make use of a mixture of solid wood and coated particlesboard. This is a great option for kids' bedroom furniture because it is more durable than solid wood and offers an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional bunk beds. The Kids Corner Beach House Bed with Bench is a great example of bunk beds made of this material, and offers an exciting and unique design that will be a hit with children and toddlers alike. Cuckooland offers a range of single beds with a l-shaped design that are cleverly transformed bunk beds. The Oscar triple bunk, for instance is an L-shaped variation of the standard three-bed structure. It is able to accommodate not just three beds, but also a lot of space! There's shelving all the way around the bed, drawers to the side, and even storage in the stairs to the top bunk. Although UK guidelines state that children should only sleep on the upper levels of bunk beds or L-shaped single beds until the age of 6 however, it is entirely the decision of parents to decide when they should introduce their children to this type of sleeping arrangement. However, older children with the maturity and responsibility to do so could opt to move to a loft bed or an L-shaped bunk bed earlier than six years old. Lofts with L-shaped bunks and beds are ideal for siblings sharing rooms, since they allow each to have their own bedroom while also reducing space on the floor. Some beds come with extra features that make this type of bedroom furniture more appealing, such as desks built into the bed for homework or other creative activities and handy ladders with handle cut-outs to ensure safe climbing. Materials L shaped single beds are a great option to maximize space in a kids room. They can be constructed with one bed stacked vertically on top of the other or in the traditional bunk style. In the latter case they come in a variety styles including some amazing themed bunks such as our treehouse or London bus beds. They are ideal for bedrooms of any age and will blend in with the furniture they already have. They are usually constructed of high-quality materials like metal, wood or upholstered fabric and they are available in a range of colours to suit your decor. Some beds have storage underneath the bed in the form of shelves or drawers. This is a great option for parents who wish to increase the space in their child's bedroom. Some of these L shaped single beds are designed to be divided into two single beds, allowing you to alter the bed to suit the changing needs of your children and makes it a flexible choice. If you plan to share a bedroom with your children in the near future this is a great option. You can accommodate them by giving them two beds instead of a bunk bed that they will eventually outgrow. If you're a confident DIY person, then these beds can be bought as a kit and can be assembled at home. The plans provide all the instructions for building the frame and slats that make up the bed. This is a great option for those with limited budgets or time, as it can save you the expense of hiring a professional. It can also ensure that the end result is exactly as you would like it. Single beds that are shaped like l and bunk beds have been created with safety as a major factor, many of these feature safety rails to protect your children from falling out of bed, and they are suggested for use by children aged six years or over. However, it is worth checking the individual product's details for specific safety guidelines. Safety L-shaped bunk beds make an excellent option for families. They are simple to move and feature a an open layout, giving each child to have their own space. A lot of models come with a lower bed that is independent and does not require a support system. This means you can easily separate the beds later when your children are ready to go out. The bottom bed is great for study or storage, and some even have a slide. The ladder or the stairs of an L-shaped single bed must be securely attached to the frame in order to avoid accidents. This will stop the children from falling off the bed when climbing up or down. The steps or ladders should be strong enough to support the weight of children. To ensure compliance with UK safety regulations the upper bunk can only be occupied if you are 6 years old or older. If you're confident about your child's ability to be responsible, you might want to introduce this type bed earlier. The l-shaped single bed for children is a good option for any style. They are a great way to save space and also accommodate additional furniture like tables for studying or cabinets. They are also an excellent option to keep kids' clothes organized, while also giving plenty of space to read and play. The beds are available in a range of styles and materials, ranging from wood to metal and laminate. Most of these beds are constructed of solid, durable wood which is easy to maintain. Be aware of the finish of the wood, as it can become damaged and scratched over time. You should also avoid using chemicals to treat the wood as they could cause cracks to the wood. Another benefit of these beds is that they're a good investment because you will save money by not purchasing two separate beds. They can also be a good choice for children's rooms which are shared as they are less expensive than traditional double beds and provide more storage options.