If you sleepwalk or even just roll a lot in your sleep, the top bunk could be more dangerous for you. Some bunk beds have rails to stop you from falling out, but many bed frames don't have these. Even if you don't move around much, there are plenty of people that are scared of falling out (the fear works both ways).

Kids love to switch up where they're sleeping. They love climbing up and down the ladder. They love playing games up on the top bunk. It's like having a clubhouse or a fort!

Bunk Beds are a great way to save on space – you can easily sleep 2, 3, or even 4 kids in one room while everyone still has the comfort and space of their own bed.

Children under the age of 6 years should not sleep on the top bunk. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines on weight limits for the top and bottom bunks (each sleeping area limit is usually around 75-100kg). Ensure that the bed is assembled correctly and regularly check fittings to make sure it remains sturdy.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission also warns that children younger than six should never sleep on the upper level of a bunk bed. Additional safety tips from the Commission: Follow instructions carefully when assembling a new bunk bed.

If you are considering a bunk bed for teenagers or younger adults, it is worth checking the specifications for weight limits before purchasing. Generally speaking, kids' bunk beds are best suited for children under 16 years old but this will vary based on the bunk bed's weight capacity and your child's preferences.

Generally speaking, bunk beds are suitable for kids who are aged between 6-16 years old.

If you're an adult who wants to sleep in a bunk bed, there's no reason not to do it - as long as you make sure it can support your weight. As long as the beds are strong enough for adults then you'll have no issues with using them.

For the bottom bunk, wait until your child has outgrown their toddler bed and is ready to upgrade to a larger children's bed. This usually happens at around the age of five or six years old. Generally speaking, bunk beds are suitable for kids who are aged between 6-16 years old.

At what age are bunk beds safe? Bunk beds are mostly suited to children between the ages of 4 and 16. However, only children aged 6 years and above should sleep in the top bunk, so make sure your child is the right age for bunk beds before letting them climb into these beds.

Bunk Bed Safety Guidelines from the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Children younger than 6-years-old should never sleep in the upper bunk.

A child should be six-years-old or older to sleep up high on the top bunk. If your child is a bit of a dare devil and might be tempted to jump off instead of taking the ladder or stairs, hold off until they are a bit older than this.