Ikea Toddler Bunk Beds

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Materials: Kritter Toddler Bed

Description: Running out of space in our kids room that they share. We converted two Ikea Kritter Beds into one bunk bed. Built frames to support the upper bunk. Used existing hardware. Added rails for extra support and safety. Built a ladder. Cost was under $40.

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  2. It looks reasonably safe with the additional frame – the oy thing id say is to make sure it doesbt fall over . You could attach it to a wall with aong screw or a chain.
    And for commenters – its not always abt the mo ey – there are no bunk toddler beds – o ly full size 190cm min, and not all have that space.

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  3. Wow. This is not safe at all. This has to be a joke. No parent in their right mind would jeopardize their child’s safety like this to save a few bucks. Buy a real bunk bed!

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  5. Doesn’t look safe. It’s not a good idea to alter bunk beds, especially when a child is concerned.

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  8. This is one cute bunk beds. But I guess I won’t be able to sleep knowing that my toddlers will keep on climbing up and down that stairs.

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  11. Why didn’t you put the support under the legs of the top bed? Are those bolts/screws just going into the soft wood? I’d keep a close eye on this. And the rail needs to be extended. If you look at bunks, their opening is much smaller and they are intended for much older kids. And it seems really unfair the upper bunk kid gets all the kritter cuteness.

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