The new black and white collection of bedroom furniture has finally arrived, and it's everything we hoped it would be.The furniture comes in two finishes; a bright white and a sleek black! We have 8 new beds to choose from, plus a nice selection of matching accessories. Prices start at $400, and if your order totals $699 or more, the shipping is free! Hopefully I will be able to get these items posted on our eBay store within the next couple of weeks, so keep your eyes posted.
White Bunk Beds	Black Bunk Beds	Black Day Beds
White Day Beds	White Sleigh Beds (twin & full)	Black Captain's Beds (twin & full)

Lisa Buschlen
Bunk Beds & Loft Beds Galore

If you've decided to buy a bunk bed, you'll find that there are a wide variety to choose from, as well as a wide price range.

Some of the least expensive bunk beds are made of metal, and like most things, you get what you pay for. The reason we no longer carry metal bunk beds is because of all the inherent flaws that that type of construction has. Below are some of the common issues you'll find with metal bunk beds.

* Dents
* Rust
* Weld Failures
* Hardware not lining up (sometimes this happens with wood bunk beds, but with wood you can always use a drill to correct any misalignment issues)
* Bending of the bunk rails
* Wobbly

Also, as the cost of metal has sky rocketed, manufacturers in China keep using thinner gauges of to keep the price down, which just exacerbates the problems listed above. There is just no comparison from metal to wood.

So if you're seriously thinking of purchasing a metal bunk bed, this should give you something to think about. I cannot speak for other manufacturers of wood bunk beds, but I know every bunk bed we sell meets the ASTM Safety Requirements.

Lisa Buschlen
Bunk Beds & Loft Beds Galore

Besides the "cool factor" of bunk beds, there are several practical benefits to choosing one for your child's bedroom.

First, quality bunk beds can last your child from early childhood through college. Since most bunk beds can be down-stacked into two twin beds, your child can begin enjoying his/her new room even if they are still not old enough to manage climbing up to the top bunk. As your child grows, you can stack the twin beds into the bunk bed formation, thereby freeing up valuable floor space for a desk, since by this time your child will most likely have plenty of homework to do - much to their dismay. :)

Second, the space-saving features of bunk beds are unparalleled. You can sleep two in the same amount of space that you would normally be able to put a twin bed. With today's homes and their small bedrooms, this is a huge benefit.

Third, as long as you buy a quality bunk bed, you will have no trouble selling it at a later date if you decide your child is ready for something else.

Lisa Buschlen
Bunk Beds & Loft Beds Galore