There is an ample selection of full size loft beds out there and if you are just starting with your research things can get a little overwhelming at first. All the different configurations, brands, sizes, heights, materials… Hence, this page. Here you will find a curated selection of the most popular products made by reputable manufacturers. Full review for each of these beds is just a click away.
Starting simple. Above are two fine specimens if all you need is loft. Pun intended.
Full Size Low Loft Beds
Continuing with simple, but at lower heights. Full size low lofts seem to be somewhat scarcer than their twin sized equivalents, but some fine models can be found nevertheless, if one is only willing to look.
Full Loft Beds With Slide
Now we’re talking… Fun fun fun. These would all be low height loft beds as well, mind you. High loft beds with slide are a rarity. It’s just a way of making sure kids don’t pick up too much speed on the way down, I guess.
Full Size Loft Beds With Storage
Wow. The amount of storage the Jaquise Full Loft Bed packs is just… insane. Mind boggling. Okay, I’m exaggerating a little, but you get my point. Drawers, cabinets, wardrobes, bookcases. There is a staircase on the far side of the bed (not seen in the image above) that adds yet more storage capacity. Incredible. And look at the little Gladyce low loft trying to keep up. Isn’t it the cutest? It even has a little pull-out desk so as to one-up its bigger cousin. Not really succeeding, but cheers for the effort.
Full Size Loft Beds With Desk
Doing homework, studying, drawing. Writing. Gaming. Whatever the activity, a desk is a necessity. Above we see two different approaches to integrating a desk into a loft bed. One is to place the desk at an end of the bed and thus make it as wide as the bed is. With a full size bed, that’s aplenty. The other approach is for the desk to run up the whole length of the bed, which obviously makes the available surface larger still.
Full Size Loft Beds With Stairs
A staircase often serves two functions: it facilitates access to the loft bed and accommodates some storage drawers. But here we have a couple of full loft beds with stairs that don’t have any drawers built in. They do both have a tiny wardrobe incorporated into the highest step, though. And, the Mangano does also have some storage space under the other steps. So I guess it’s hard to make a staircase without also producing some storage space. Although you can’t say the Jakeena designers didn’t try…
Full Metal Loft Beds
Well. That Z-Bedroom full metal loft bed looks just perfect for pulling an all-night gaming session. If you’re concerned about your kid spending too much time playing games, maybe this is not the one to get. Something tamer, perhaps. Like the Tommy loft bed. Perhaps.
Full size loft beds could be considered a sort of deluxe version of regular twin size lofts: they serve the same purpose — which is providing a place to sleep for a single person while opening the space below for a multitude of possible uses — but the full size mattress they can accommodate offers a considerably higher comfort.
Typically, full size loft and bunk beds are used by kids who have reached a stage of development in which twin beds can no longer offer them enough comfort: teenagers, mostly, or perhaps an odd tween pre-destined to become a basketball player. Young adults living in space challenged quarters love them too. Many parents also prefer getting a bigger bed even if their child is still years away from actually needing one. Why? Many reasons: bigger bed could be considered a little safer; smaller kids can appreciate the extra comfort as well; if the bed is of good quality they save themselves from having to buy another one in the future.