L Shape Loft Beds / Bunk Beds

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Have three kids in a bedroom but no room for three beds. Then look into getting an L-shaped loft bed. Two beds up top, one below, and room for a couch or desk below the loft. Complete with a ladder for the loft sleepers to get into bed, these are the perfect solution for big families with minimal space. Our collection has L-shaped loft beds for two, or three, in many styles.

L shaped loft bed 2

L-shaped, 3-tier loft bed. Its two upper areas provide comfortable sleeping spaces. The lower part includes a console with table lamp and practical open shelves. Upper beds are accessible thanks to a ladder.

L shaped beds

Add a classic style and comfort to the kids or teens room with the loft bunk bed. It features L-shape, the cabinet with drawers for storing clothes and natural finish.

Loft graduate series extra long junior crew twin l shaped

Loft Graduate Series Extra Long Junior Crew Twin L-Shaped Bunk Bed ...

L shaped loft beds 1

Do you have only one kids room? So you need to have the L-shaped loft beds. They've got two beds and the work space underneath. The wooden construction brings the solidity to any home.

L shaped beds with corner unit

Wow! So divine and adorable loft bed for your little princess room! It features the L-shape, pink color and a play zone underneath. Trust me, everyone will be delighted how cool this product is.

L shaped loft bed

Loft bed for kids. Its L-shaped design is suitable for corner placement. Wooden construction of this bed is resistant to wear and damage caused by many different factors. Its upper sleeping spaces include protective wooden slats and an access ladder. The lower part features a desk.

L Shape Loft Beds / Bunk Beds

Buying Guide

L-shaped loft beds usually include 3 to 4 sleeping surfaces for children who share a bedroom or for when they have a sleepover with their friends. Moreover, some L-shaped loft beds sleep two children while the lower area can be used as a space for shelves, desks, or as a reading/playing area.

No, L-shape loft beds aren’t dangerous as long as they’re used correctly and for the right age.

In fact, we don’t recommend getting kids younger than six to sleep in a loft bed as they could fall or injure themselves.

For older kids, just be sure to choose an L-shape loft bed that meets relevant safety standards: for example, with slats that are less than 3 inches apart, guardrails that are around 4 inches higher than the mattress, a 12-inch gap for access, and steps between 1.2 and 8 inches apart.

Although mainly used by children, teenagers, and college students, adults can also enjoy the many benefits of loft beds. These innovative and multifunctional pieces of furniture are available in full-size and queen-size and can definitely come in handy when space is a constraint. What’s more, they can give your space a cozy and laid-back feel without looking too childish.

You can choose between a myriad of more grown-up designs, including built-in shelving and drawers for extra storage, a walk-in closet to put away all your clothes, a vanity for getting ready, or a desk so you can get work done. You might even want to transform the space under your bed into a cozy sitting area.

As for styles, the options are plenty so you’ll be sure to find one that complements your room’s decor whether it be mid-century modern, contemporary, rustic, shabby chic, or traditional to name a few.

Just make sure that the loft bed’s weight capacity is suitable for you and that the lower part of the bed is tall enough for you to move under.