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Top Picks For the Best Kids Bunkbeds Bunk beds are an excellent way to maximize the space in children's rooms, while also providing the opportunity for a fun, shared bedroom design. We've chosen our top picks of the top bunk beds for kids. They are all stylish inexpensive, durable, and affordable. A majority of our choices have an angled ladder, which takes up less room than straight ladders, but are still a breeze for children to scale, says Fenton. Other options include stairs which require more room but are more secure than ladders for climbing. 1. Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Kids Bunk Bed This bunk bed is perfect for toddlers and children who might not be at ease climbing up to the top bunk. The ladder is located at the foot of the bed, making it easier for children to climb (and for parents or caregivers to read the bedtime stories or change sheets). The entire set is constructed from Baltic Birch that is Greenguard Gold-certified and TSCA conforming. The Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe bunk bed is a contemporary wooden bunk that is suitable for either boys or girls. The natural and white finish blends in with various decor styles and parents appreciate that the wood is finished with a protective stain. It's a perfect fit for a shared bedroom and can be divided into two separate twin beds once your kids reach their teenage years. Bunk beds are not just for securing space. They can also enhance the design of a room, provide fun play spaces, and encourage sleepovers between friends. With the variety of cool bunk bed designs for teenagers and children, it's easy to find a bed that can meet any family's unique requirements. Think about a bunk bed with a slide if you want an exciting alternative to the classic design. The added benefit of a sliding bed makes it much more enjoyable to climb up and down, and it is more secure than a ladder since it's lower, and your child won't be going backwards when they climb. Additionally, it's an excellent way to add a bit of fun to a regular bunk bed for older children and teens, or to create a unique space for siblings to share a bed on the beach or in a vacation rental. 2. South Shore Tuffing twin over twin metal bunk bed with slide Metal bunk beds are available in different styles and designs. A majority of them are available at an affordable price. However, very few have the style and quality of this one from South Shore, which also comes with a trundle bed beneath the bottom twin bed to accommodate sleepovers for three (if you take it off, the bunks will convert into two standalone single beds). The ladder is also bent to make it easier for kids to climb in and out. You may choose an L-shaped design, based on the size of your bedroom and the frequency you intend to use the bunks. This is the layout shown in the bedroom designed by Bailey McCarthy. This layout saves space by permitting the two bunks to be closer together, which can be useful for smaller spaces or rooms with lower ceilings. It's easier to climb in because there are two ladders instead of one slanted ladder, which could be difficult to maneuver for children who are younger. The height of the bunk bed could also play a role in deciding if your kids are at ease sleeping in a high position. It is important to take into account the height of your children as well as your ceilings when you are making a decision. You may also be influenced by the differences between wood and metal bunk beds, as well as what type of mattress you select. Kuo says that wood is a preferred choice for bunk beds due to the fact that it offers a more classic natural appearance and can be used for a long time. But “the most important thing is to select the right bunk bed that is in line with industry standards and will be secure for your children,” she adds. 3. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full-Over-Full Bunk Bed Bunk beds have been a standard of furniture for kids for a long time. Bunk beds are not only space-saving, but also exciting for children. The siblings often fight over who gets to sleep on the top bunk, and even kids who don't have siblings prefer sleeping in bunk beds. Bunk beds are also a great addition for those who host a lot of sleepover guests, since kids can easily share them with their peers. The classic bunk bed is made using kiln dried poplar wood and plywood to ensure strength and durability. Pick from a range of finishes that are child-safe such as French white as well as brushed grey, weathered blue. Select a version with a large drawers that can be pulled out from beneath the lower bunks in case you require more storage space for clothes and bedding or other bedroom accessories. These feature brushed-nickel hardware and plenty of space for folded linens, sweaters and books. The Belden bunk bed's ladder fixed can be put on the right or left side of the bed, and it can be positioned at a straight or an angle. Fenton says that the angled ladder is more convenient to climb but takes up more space. The bunks can be able to accommodate twin mattresses that are sold separately. This style is best suitable for rooms with ceiling heights of at minimum eight feet. Unlike standard bunks, which feature two beds that are identical, twin over full bunk beds come with an upper full-size bed and an upper twin bed. This arrangement is perfect for children who have to share a room, but prefer their individuality and privacy. The top bunk is equipped with guardrails that keep your kids safe as they sleep. 4. Max & Lily Low Bunk Bed with Slide This bunk bed for kids has a slide that is detachable for twins that is sure to please them. They'll be thrilled to slide down the slide with their friends and siblings, or taking their favorite animal toys on the adventure of their lives. Its minimalist, space-saving design makes it a great option for smaller rooms where a queen over queen or full over full bunk bed may not fit. Its angled ladder with corners that are rounded offers the safety of climbing while also providing comfortable rungs. The low VOC finish is easy to maintain and will last for an extended period of time. The flush, color-matching metal components gives the bed a contemporary design. Solid new Zealand pine wood construction with a capacity of 400 pounds sets this bed apart from other beds in its price range. Parents note that it takes a couple of hours to assemble, but they also say the process isn't difficult. To make assembly easier, they recommend labeling each piece of wood. It's a good idea for two adults to work together in order to build the bed quickly and efficiently. This bunk bed comes in a variety of designs to match your child's decor. The white, crisp finish will go with any bedroom scheme whether it's cottage, coastal, or bright. The brush gray is more contemporary. The weathered blue version is a perfect match for contemporary styles and works well in transitional children's rooms. This bed can accommodate two twin mattresses (sold separately) and requires an a minimum height of 8 feet. The bed is shipped in a single box, and is a bit heavy and therefore it's an ideal idea to have help when schlepping it up and down tight corners. The bed comes with a an one-year warranty that will provide you with peace of peace of. 5. Shyann Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Trundle Bunk beds are a childhood favorite for many children. They're not only the most space-saving furniture but also a fun way to add some adventure and fun to rooms. There are many options available when it's time to choose the right bunk bed for you and your family. It's crucial to pick one that's durable and is compliant with CPSC safety regulations. So, to help you find the perfect bunk bed for your kiddos, I consulted experts—parents—including one who literally wrote the book on bunk beds (and slept in some of them!) to identify the best options. We've rounded up the best bunk beds for kids available on the market, ranging from classic wooden options to modernized metal beds. There are bunk beds that fit every budget and need. We've also found a few that offer a little extra style, like this twin-over-twin design with an inflatable slide that's sure to please your children (and may or may not cause some snark). It's also safer for young children since it's lower than the top bunk. This full-over-full bunk beds is another option. It can be divided into two separate beds for a more conventional arrangement if your children have outgrown their bunks. The sturdy structure is designed to support up to 250 pounds on each of the upper bunks and 200 pounds on the bottom. Bunk beds are an expensive investment, but they'll last for a long time and provide your children with many nights of restful sleep. If your children grow out of the bunks, many of the options in this list can be transformed into standalone twin beds, making it possible to save money and keep your kids in the same bed for a bit longer.