The Best Sheets for Bunk Beds!

QuickZip® Sheets are perfect for twin-sized mattresses and bunk beds! (plus lofts, trundle beds, day beds, Murphy beds, to name a few).  Changing bunk bed sheets can be more inconvenient and challenging than even changing a crib sheet. Simply zip our sheets off when it's time to wash, saving you the time and headaches caused by changing traditional bunk bed sheets. Here are three reasons why Quickzip sheets are perfect for bunk beds:

1. Changing Your Sheets Has Never Been Easier 

QuickZip Sheet’s base wraps around the 4 sides of the mattress like any other fitted sheet - BUT - extends further under with strong elastic all around the bottom opening. Once in place, the base will remain snug around the sides of the mattress and the zip sheet then quickly zips on and off for easy changing. The base never needs to be removed (but can be easily removed and replaced for occasional cleaning). 

2. Sheets Will NOT Pop Off the Corners of Your Mattress

Quick Zip Sheets are preshrunk, and the base is not washed and dried regularly so it won’t get stretched out. The fitted base sheet is engineered with sturdy elastic on the sides and corners and a generous overlap (4 inches) underneath to fit all different shapes of mattresses.

3. Easy to Fold and Store

The zip sheet is flat, simply covering the top surface of the mattress where you sleep, making it easy to fold and taking up minimal space to store. Saving space even for households with lots of beds and close quarters.

Got Bunkbed? Get QuickZip!

I have had QuickZip sheets for many years, starting with the crib sheets. Now, what a huge relief - a bunk bed has never been easier to change than with QuickZip!  And to have the sheets come in King Size, made from wonderful quality high thread count material, all my bedding issues are solved. I recommend Quick Zip to all my friends.

Shop Bunk Bed Sheets today!

 We've got sheets in Twin, Twin XL, and Full sizes for all your bunks!

Additional Information

Many families use bunk beds because they are an easy way to save space. However, an average of 36,000 bunk bed-related injuries occur every year to children in the United States. Injuries can happen when kids are playing around the bunk bed or when they are sleeping. Therefore, parents should talk to their kids about how to safely use a bunk bed.

Bunk Bed Injury Facts

• Most bunk bed-related injuries occur from falls while sleeping or playing.
• Injuries from bunk beds are usually worse than injuries from standard beds.
• The head and neck are injured the most.

Who is at Risk?

• Half of all bunk bed-related injuries occur to children younger than 6.
• 18 to 21-year-olds suffer double the number of injuries as other teens. This might be because many in this group use bunk beds in college or in the military.
• Boys are injured more often than girls.

Bunk Bed Safety Tips:

• Use guardrails on both sides of the top bunk. The gaps in the guardrails should be 3.5 inches or smaller to prevent strangulation.
• Guardrails need to extend at least 5 inches above the mattress top to prevent kids from rolling off.
• Check that the mattress foundation is strong and that the right mattress size is used.
• Children younger than 6 are too young to sleep in the top bunk.
• Keep the top bunk away from ceiling fans.
• Install a night light near the ladder.
• Teach kids how to carefully climb the ladder.
• Do not allow children to attach belts, scarves or ropes to the bunk bed. This can lead to strangulation.

For more information visit: http://www.nationwidechildrens.org/cirp-bunk-bed-safety