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Is a Bunk Bed With Desk Cheap? Bunk beds with a desk are popular in smaller children bedrooms and teens' rooms. This guide compares loft beds with desks based on specifications, reviews, and warranty length. The Julian Bowen Pegasus, from John Lewis & Partners, is a great illustration. This bed is a bargain with a desk features a sofa/futon, a workstation and an upright ladder. 1. Julian Bowen Julian Bowen childrens furniture range is an exciting and fun collection that responds to the needs and desires of every child. With a vast selection of bunk beds, cabin beds, high and mid sleepers in gorgeous wood and metal styles. Bunk beds can save space in homes with a limited space. One bed is placed on the other, and can be accessed by stairs or a ladder. Some beds have a desk which your child can use to study or read. This Impact Gaming Bunk – White from Julian Bowen would be a wonderful option for kids who love to play games on their computers or laptops. The desk is big enough to hold their gaming equipment as well as be used to do homework. 2. Stompa Bunk beds that have desks under them are an ideal choice for children who wish to study and work in the same place. They're often referred to as 'high sleepers or loft beds', but they are mostly called cabin beds with a desks. The top level is reached via a ladder, and the lower level is able to accommodate the sofa or futon or desk, or storage cubes. They're not cheap, but they're made well and durable enough to last for many years and can make a small area more functional, without making it look too crowded. This Stompa bunk bed with desk (PS799) scored 4.8/5 on TrustPilot. It uses a standard single bed mattress and not the 'European-shaped' ones that are found in many other bunk beds. It also comes with a two-year guarantee which is more than most bunk beds. This is also the only bunk bed with desk we've found that uses solid pine panels instead of particle board or MDF which are generally more affordable, but not as strong. Solid wood emits volatile organic compounds however they are not as harmful as chemicals in MDF or particle board. There are other options from this company such as the Brooklyn High Sleeper, which is a little less expensive and has a more grown up design that could be appealing to boys. bunk beds with desk Bunk Beds Store through John Lewis & Partners, and comes with two-year warranty and the luxurious feel that pocket springs bring compared to open coils in most other bunk bed models. It has a weight limit of 100kg, which is still plenty for most teenagers and it does take an ordinary single mattress. 3. Noomi Noomi beds are FSC certified to ensure they are sustainable from the beginning of the supply chain. Their pine wood has been tested to ensure its durability. All of their finishes are eco-friendly water-based paints that are non-toxic. The Nora bunk bed is constructed from solid Scandinavian pine, a wood that is known for its strength and durability. The wood is painted in white or cool gray and the brand utilizes pine-based fiberboard in some parts to add stability. They also utilize a spring mattress that is the best option for people who sleep in a high position who want to rest well. If you're looking for a bunk bed that has a desk for a low price There's a good alternative from Noa & Nani called the Lottie. It is available in five different colors and can accommodate one mattress and is backed by a five-year guarantee. It's more expensive than some of the other models in this guide however, it's a well-reviewed model and a great option for families. If you're looking for something more substantial, the Tera bunk bed by Noomi includes an underbed sofa that can be converted into a futon for sleepovers. It has a lot of storage and is a great option for those wanting to make the most of small spaces. The Noa & Nani collection is designed with a modern look so it will fit into the majority of interior designs. It would also look amazing in a children's space with colourful walls or patterned wall paper. Like all wooden beds, this one does produce VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), but less so than the furniture of other brands – because the slats are made from solid pine, not fibreboard.