CA, East Palo Alto Most of our products are designed and packaged so that you can take them home yourself. If you prefer, we can arrange delivery (by an independent company) of your purchases directly to your home or business to the room of your choice. Same day, next day or same week deliveries are available. We can also arrange delivery at a later date if you would like. Go to Children's bedsSee more: Alex & Debra's Modernized 1850's Greek Revival (Image credit: Tara Belucci) Reversible and versatile, the IKEA Kura bed is shaping up to be a firm favorite of Scandi-style and budget-loving parents the world over. Its low profile means its perfect for small spaces and younger kids. But...is it possible you could make the Kura sleep two? Here are examples of some families who have done exactly that. First, a health note about mattresses on the floor: most mattresses benefit from "breathing" and some mattresses, especially foam ones, can develop mold from being on the floor.
Ideally, even floor beds will rest on slats or a box spring. You can find more information at Nest Bedding. See more: Nanette Wong (Image credit: Nanette Wong) The affordable Kura holds its own in this stylish kids bedroom. Here, it is kept simple and white with nice modern bedding. See more: Fawn & Forest blog (Image credit: Fawn And Forest) Tiny tot in the house? The lower "bunk" on this Kura bed is the size of a toddler bed, surrounded by pillows. And check out the Expedit tucked neatly into the end there, for added storage! → 10 Ways to Customize the Kura Loft Bed → 20 Ways to Customize the IKEA KURA Loft Bed & Make It Your Own → 8 Creative Ways to to Decorate & Customize the Kura Low Bed (Image credit: Kinder Im Gluck) This Kura bed finds its happy home in a vintage-eclectic room, with mismatched bedding and a cute DIY privacy curtain. See more: Cocoon Home (Image credit: Cocoon Home) The Kura bed goes retro!
The kids sharing this room each have their own monogrammed pillow, which they rotate depending on which bed they're sleeping on that night. This way, everyone gets their his share of the top bunk! See more: Apartment Therapy (Image credit: Nessa Does) This Kura for two was gussied up with textured wall flats from Inhabitat Living. See more: IKEA Hackers (Image credit: IKEA Hackers) Since the child using the bottom bed here was younger than two her parents wanted to create more of an enclosure which they accomplished by adding a board of MDF to the side. Check stock location and store opening hours in for IKEA FAMILY members Offer available - or while supply lasts Price and range may vary between online & store. Expected to sell out before the end of the day at Check store opening hours This product will soon leave the range in and will not be back in stock. More arriving in store on More arriving in store between and
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Assembly charges vary by store.(This page will close) Shop for your favourite products online and have them delivered for only $20 to a location near you.Ikea Kids Bed HacksIkea Hack Kids BedroomIkea Kura HackBeds HacksKura Bed Hack GirlsIkea Kura Bed IdeasHacked IkeaIkea Furniture HacksToddler KuraForwardtoddler bed for boo. we hacked an ikea kura bed found on craigslist. Published on April 24th, 2012 | Materials: Kura bed, Sultan lade, 2×2″ beams, mdf, paint, wallpaper, screws, screwdriver, saw Description: It was time for our daughters to share room and two beds would take up unnecessary floor space. I was after a bunk bed where we could place our 15 months girl in the lower bed and our 4 year old on top. The Kura bed was perfect in size and height but I dislike the blue and pine combo plus it only had one proper bed… I bought a used Kura bed and went to the hardware store and got a 6mm mdf and some 45x45mm beams. The hardware store helped me cut up the mdf in the same size as the panels around the top bed.
Also had to cut the beams to same size as top bed and mill a groove in to the beams around the bottom bed in order to fit the new mdf panels. Painted all pine parts as well as one side of the new mdf panels white. Mounted wallpaper (with standard wallpaper glue) on the blue panels as well as on the unpainted mdf. When mounting the bed I simply added my extra beams and mdf panels and secured them with wood screws. To get a proper bed on the bottom I placed a Sultan Lade slatted bed base on top of two beams. See more of the Kura bunk bed. Safety note on mattresses: Susie’s hack placed the bottom mattress on a Sultan Lade slatted base on top of 2 beams, which is an excellent move. If you’re thinking of skipping this vital step, don’t! An Ikea employee mentioned to an IKEAHackers’ reader that the bottom mattress should not be placed directly on the floor, as it is a health hazard. Any standard (non organic) mattress should never be flat on the floor because the lack of air makes chemical vapors build up and escape through the top of the mattress, creating a health hazard for the person sleeping on it.