Why Maxtrix Kids Furniture? ...and How to get started! Welcome to the world's largest kid's furniture system! Wow, that can be overwhelming to think about, right? While the choices and configuration options are practically endless, it's actually quite easy... HOTSHOT CS : Low Bunk w/ Straight Ladder : Twin : Chestnut : Slat WOPPER NP : High Bunk Bed with Staircase on End : Twin : Natural : Panel SMILE28 WS : Low Bunk Bed with Straight Ladder, Slide & Curtain : Twin : White : Slat Buying Guide for Kids Bunk Beds Bunks are a fun and space efficient way to create comfy sleeping quarters. Kids love sleeping in bunks – they get all the benefit of good company, and the comfort and individual style of their own bed. But, while you begin your kids bunk beds search, know that ther... EASY RIDER28 CC : Low Loft w/ Angle Ladder & Curtain : Twin : Chestnut : Curved GALANT3 NP : Mid Loft w/ Staircase & 2 x 4 Drawer Dressers : Twin : Natural : Panel AWESOME22 WS : Maxtrix Kids AWESOME-S Mid Loft Slat Bed with Straight Ladder, Slide, Top Tent & Underbed Curtains : Twin : White : Slat
Kids Love Slide Beds! Shop Top Selling Bunks & Lofts with Slides! Why climb down from your bed when you can SLIDE?! That's guaranteed kid fun all year long. Think of it as an indoor playground - a slide bed is guaranteed to add that instant cool factor to any child's bedroom. Children love sliding out of bed, and even going TO bed just got so much more fun (yes, that is possible!). KICKS3 L or R CS : Low Loft Bed with Angle Ladder, Desk 3 Drawer & Low Bookcase : Twin : Chestnut : Slat BLING NS : Mid Loft Bed with Straight Ladder, 2 x4 Drawer Dressers & Narrow 4 Drawer Dresser : Twin : Natural : Slat KNOCKOUT2 WS : High Loft w/ Angle Ladder, Long Desk & 3-1/2 Drawer Dresser : Twin : White : Slat How to Create the Perfect Kids Storage Bed Configuration Are you looking at our kids storage beds and wondering how to select the best setup for your girl or boy's room? There are lots of different ways to configure your Maxtrix loft b... 1180 CC : Traditional Bed (High/Low) : Twin : Chestnut : Curved
YEAH WS : Daybed w/ Back and Front Safety Rails : Twin : White : Slat YO29 NP : Daybed w/ Back and Front Safety Rails and Top Tent : Twin : Natural : Panel Your Guide to Selecting the Best Toddler Bed I remember hearing the soft sound of pitter-patter steps down our long hallway for the first time. It was that anxious moment when we realized our ‘baby’ had outgrown his crib and literally climbed out of it. (Thank God he didn’t get hurt!!) Making his way to us, we knew he was no longer the small infant we wou... 2415-001 : Student Desk with Pencil Drawer : Natural 1215-002 : Trundle Drawer : White Big 3 C : 3 Drawer Dresser w/ Crown & Base Chestnut Ready for School: Picking the Right Kid's Desk Getting ready for school is so exciting - there are lots of supplies and accessories to shop for and working through the shopping lists can get quite overwhelming. It's no wonder many parents completely forget some of the basic home essentials to create a productive study environment for their children.
3010-000 : MaxFoam Mattress (Twin) 3030-000 : MaxMemory Mattress (Twin) 3020-000 : MaxSpring Mattress (Twin) How to Shop for a Kids or Toddler Mattress OK, so you found the perfect kids bed for your boy or girl, and now it's time to find the perfect mattress. It may not be as exciting, in fact, shopping for mattresses can be very complicated – there are lots of brands, options and sales messages. As adults we spend a lot of time trying out many before ... 2100-003 : Bedside Tray : Chestnut 3760-023 : Bolsters (2 per set) : : : 5120-103 : Diamond Shaped Crystal Drawer Knob : PinkKids Bedroom Furniture Accessories: Knobs, Seat Pads, Bed Finials We all know details matter. Quality bedroom furniture is an obvious must for your kid's bedroom, but the small accessories make these pieces shine. Be unique, customize and add flair with some of our top selling furniture accessories like knobs,Read More Forgot your username or email?ToddlerIf your 2-year-old (or dexterous 18-month-old) has started to make like Houdini and attempt to escape the confines of his crib, it’s probably time to let him graduate to a big-kid bed.
Got a crib that converts to a toddler bed? Then you’re all set once you make the change. But if you need to buy a toddler bed, read on.Your Toddler Bed OptionsYou have two choices for your tot’s new sweet-dreams spot:A toddler bed, which is a small bed frame that fits a crib-size mattress and often comes disguised as a spaceship, princess castle or sports car.A twin-size mattress and bed frame and portable safety rails.Both are safe, so let these benefits and drawbacks to each guide your decision.Buying a Toddler BedPros:Bed frames for children are pretty affordable for toddler gear, ranging in price from $50 to $200. Plus, most come with safety rails and accept standard crib mattresses, so you don’t need to buy these extras.The fun designs and colors on toddler bed frames can up the excitement about transitioning from crib to bed.Most toddler beds are low to the ground, which is good news for your little one, who’s likely eager to climb in and out on his own.Cons:The weight limit for toddler beds is 50 pounds, which means your tot will eventually outgrow it.
Another bummer: You won’t be able to hop in for a cuddle during his bedtime routine.Your mischievous little monkey may bounce out of bed (intentionally or not) in the middle of the night since toddler beds are so low to the ground.Many toddler beds are plastic, so they may not be especially durable.What to look for:A frame that holds a standard-size crib mattress. If the crib mattress you have doesn’t fit snugly into the bed frame, buy one that does. Gaps between the mattress and the frame pose an entrapment hazard.The toddler bed you buy has to be tough enough for your rough-and-tumble tot (and maybe some visiting pals as well).Side rails — or a toddler bed that lets you attach them. These help restless sleepers (and tossers and tumblers) stay put.A smooth finish, rounded edges, and hardware that doesn't stick out, so your pipsqueak doesn’t get poked.The Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA) certification. Look for this sticker on the packaging for any toddler bed and safety rails you buy.
(It guarantees the product has met certain safety standards.)Buying a Twin BedPros:You’ll get more use out of it than a toddler bed, since it can hold your honey through high school (and beyond).Some twin bed frames feature kid-friendly designs or headboards that can get your sweetie psyched about sleeping there.It will be big enough to host you too, which comes in handy for snuggling while your child drifts off to dreamland.Cons:You’ll need to buy a twin-size mattress ($150 to $1,000), a twin-size toddler bed frame ($100 to $300), and portable safety rails ($20 to $100 each, and you’ll need one for each side of the bed that’s not flush against a wall). That adds up to considerably more moola than buying a toddler bed.If the portable safety rails aren’t placed firmly against the mattress, there’s an entrapment hazard.Some twin bed frames are too high for a munchkin to mount easily.What to look for:Just like when buying a toddler bed, look for twin bed frames that are sturdy with a smooth finish, rounded edges, and hardware that doesn’t protrude.