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Discover the perfect blend of security and functionality with a Cosybunks bunk bed with stairs. These beds are a fantastic option for families looking to save space while providing the ultimate solution for sibling room sharing and sleepovers. Thanks to the integrated staircase, these models are incredibly easy for children to access the top bunk, tackling multiple bedroom challenges at once to make a perfect addition to any home.
Expert Tip: The Multi-Purpose Step
Many of our customers use the integrated stairs to create a "bedtime routine" station. Try using the bottom step for slippers, the middle for pyjamas, and the top step for a favourite bedtime book!
To ensure your children sleep soundly and safely, it is essential to follow UK safety standards:
Are bunk beds with stairs safer for middle-of-the-night bathroom trips?
Yes. One of the biggest concerns on parent forums is "sleepy" navigation. Stairs provide a much wider, flatter surface than ladder rungs, giving children better grip and stability if they need to descend in the dark.
Can the staircase be installed on either side?
Many of our models feature modular assembly, allowing you to build the staircase on the left or right to suit your room's layout. Check the "Specifications" section of each product to confirm if the model is reversible.
How easy is it to change the bedding?
While elevated beds are always a challenge, stairs offer a much more stable platform for a parent to stand on compared to a ladder. This makes tucking in fitted sheets and changing duvets significantly easier and safer for adults.
Is there a weight limit for these beds?
Often, bunk beds are designed to support around 100kg of weight, though this depends on the specific manufacturer. While the steps are robust enough for a parent to climb for a bedtime story, we recommend checking the individual product specifications for exact limits.
How long will a bunk bed with stairs last?
These beds are built to be sturdy and stand the test of time. If looked after, many families find their bunk beds last from when a child is small all the way until they head off to university.