Safety

Bunk beds are usually loved and used by children.  Thousands of children receive treatment for injuries due to falling off from the bed every year.  When children fall from the beds most of them have fairly minor injuries.  However, sometimes, ...
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Most kids survive bunk beds quite happily, but a few precautions never hurt anyone.  Here are three tips to make bunk beds safer. 1.  Put a cordless nightlight on the ladder; it'll make it a bit safer if the top bunker ...
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All American Bunk Beds was founded on the premise that consumers wanted quality constructed and fair priced bunk beds.  For some unknown reason the furniture industry has decided to provide either very poorly constructed bunk beds that are in the $300 ...
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Great article from US News and World Report about buying used items and what you should NOT buy used. Take notice of numbers 1 and 13. 20 Things You Should Never Buy Used By Wise Bread Posted: June 7, 2010 Print We all love scoring ...
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Three-quarters of the children who sustain bunk bed-related injuries are aged 10 or younger, but injuries have surprisingly risen among individuals those between the ages of 18 and 21, noted the study from the Center for Injury Research and Policy of The Research ...
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It is important to understand that furniture and toys that are not manufactured in the United States may not conform to lead standards. Many companies sell bunk beds and children's bedding products that have been imported from China, Brazil or ...
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