Safety and Maintenance Tips For Wooden Loft Beds And Bunk Beds

Wood bunk beds are quite popular among the younger generation and the parents tend to also favor them because their wooden finish allows them to fit into any room decor and design. There is a huge selection of wood loft beds that includes softwoods such as pine and hardwoods such as oak, cherry and maple. Wooden loft beds are a vise choice because they are much more durable and trustworthy than metal ones and they've got the main benefit of being simple to fix or change elements in them. Wooden bunk beds are generally safer because there is no need to worry about metal or weld cracking.

Traditionally, bunk bed furniture is not particularly thought to be the top of wooden artistry and for that reason there's commonly little awareness focused on the beds cleaning and maintenance. Whichever type of wood your furniture is made of, the first step to good maintenance is a good cleaning! Since dirt and dust settle in and around the furniture you should start by brushing away loose dirt with a soft broom or cloth. Please do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners for polishing as they may cause damage to the finish. Polish and clean the bed every week not just to be clean but to find areas of concern immediately.

Safety must always come first but especially in a sleeping situation. Safety and comfort are just two of the aspects that are evident with these beds. Many injuries to children are reported each year due to falls of the upper bed. There are numerous safety laws and regulations in order to protect children from these injuries. There is also a recommendation that between the top bed and the ceiling's light fixtures or fans a two foot gap is needed. Besides of the regulations and laws that apply to the construction of these beds there are a few things that are your responsibility.

You should check the joints and areas every month where the bed can lose its form and cause an accident. You should also look for loose hinges, nuts, bolts and other connections. Replace and repair parts that seem loose or damaged. In case you find screws or nuts missing, replace them right away. If you ever want to move the bed first you have to disassemble it and then reassemble it again in the brand new place. Always use parts that are recommended by the manufacturer and make sure never to lose parts because all the parts are essential for the stability and durability of the loft bed. Always keep close eyes on the structure and stability of the bed. Following the rules and recommendations your children will have a good and safe sleep in their loft beds.


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