Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed for Sport Enthusiast

Twin over twin bunk bed definitely is an ideal pick for kids who are sharing a bedroom.If your kids are sport enthusiast and love to play soccer, football or baseball, then the following options are the best choices.

Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Storage Drawers

 
Olympic Basketball Theme Duo Twin Size Bunk Bed with Drawers
Dimensions: 80" L x 42.5" W x 69" H

This twin over twin bunk bed has everything for the sports enthusiast especially those kids who like to play basketball. Constructed of solid woods and veneer the headboard and foot-board feature a padded basketball theme design and is finished in dark walnut.

Access to the top bunk is made easy with an attached ladder. Two Drawers under the bottom bunk are included for extra storage.

Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Trundle

Acme 11954A All Star Soccer Twin/Twin Bunk Bed Espresso FinishAcme 11956A All Star Football Twin/Twin Bunk Bed Espresso Finish

Your kids are not basket ball lover? Then what about soccer or football game?

These bunk will make a lovely addition to your little prince&#39s room and give it a soft touch of elegance and innocence.

They are crafted with the hardwood solids and veneers. Assembly is required. Available in espresso finish.

This product weighs 20-pound. Measures 82-inch length by 43-inch width by 69-inch height.

Mattress Categories for Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed

Basically, there are two main groups of bunk bed mattress: foam or innerspring. In case your kids prefer foam mattress, then there are two things you must consider. It’s generally acknowledged that the higher the foam density, the more comfortable it will be. 4.0lb to 5.0lb density and higher is considered adequate.

Foam density is important but it's also important to differentiate between memory foam and natural latex foam. Memory foam was originally developed for astronauts and is widely considered the most comfortable.

Natural latex foam is both eco-friendly and free from off-gassing, making it a healthy choice for both your kids and the environment.

 On the other hand, innerspring mattresses are also known as coil mattresses. The number of coils used and the gauge of wire determine the firmness of the mattress. As a general rule the more springs, the more firm the mattress will be.

This is likely the type of mattress that you have grown up with and many people still prefer an coil mattress to a foam mattress. Innerspring mattresses are also known as coil mattresses. The number of coils used and the gauge of wire determine the firmness of the mattress.

As a general rule the more springs, the more firm the mattress will be. This is likely the type of mattress that you have grown up with and many people still prefer an inncercoil mattress to a foam mattress.