L shaped bunk beds are basically those with the lower bed jutting out as it is positioned at a 90-degree angle from the bed at the top. Hence, it is shaped like the letter L. This type of design is great for those who want to make use of the two sides below the top deck. While it seems like it takes up a lot more space with the bottom half of the lower bed jutting out, you have to bear in mind that you are also using the space at the two sides.
Usually, this space is reserved for drawers and shelves. More innovative designs also have this little space transformed into a desk on one side and cupboard on the other. In fact, there are many options and configurations that you can consider.
On top of that, you can also consider the position of the lower bunk bed. Instead of having it placed at the center, you can put it at the side, which gives you much more space at one end of the bed. This works well if you have the space to put the two beds along side two adjoining walls of your kids’ room. If you are considering this option, do note that you can also opt for two upper deck beds, freeing up all the space at the bottom for a workstation and other alternatives.
Some people also like L-shaped bunk beds if the sizes of the two beds differ. If you have a larger lower bed, it will jut out no matter what. So, placing it in a L shape way may, in fact, look better. It will also optimize the space below the upper deck, which you can still fit in a few drawers and shelves.
One practical thing you should give some thought to is to have casters on the lower bunk bed. This way, it will be more convenient when it comes to moving the bed. Your kid can pull it out and sleep staring at the ceiling for a change if she wants to, and push it back in when morning comes.








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