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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 selected 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 climb, according to Fenton. There are other options, such as stairways which require more space, but are safer for climbing than ladders. 1. Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Kids Bunk Bed This bunk bed is great for toddlers and young children who may not be at ease climbing the top bunk. The ladder is located on the side of the bed, making it easier for children to climb up (and for parents or caregivers to read bedtime stories or change sheets). The entire set is crafted from sustainably-sourced Baltic birch wood that's Greenguard Gold and TSCA-compliant. The Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe bunk bed is a stylish wooden bunk bed that can be used by either girls or boys. The natural and white finish is a great choice and blends well with a variety of decor styles. Parents appreciate the finish that's a protective varnish. It's ideal for a shared room and can be divided into two beds once your children reach the age of teens. While you may think of bunk beds as a way to conserve space but they're also popular to enhance the design of a room, creating fun play spaces and encouraging sleepovers with your friends. With a variety of bunk bed designs for teens and kids it's easy to find one that fits your family's requirements. You might want to consider a bunk bed that has slides if you're looking to have an exciting alternative to the classic design. The slide bed makes it more fun to climb up and down, and it is safer than a ladder because it is lower and your child won't go backwards when they climb. It's also a great option to make a bunk bed more enjoyable for older kids and teens, or for siblings to share a room at the beach. 2. South Shore Tuffing Twin Over Twin Metal Bunk Bed with Slide There are plenty of metal bunk beds available on market, and many of them offer a sturdy design at a budget-friendly price. Only a handful of bunk beds made from metal can compete with this South Shore option, which features a trundle underneath the twin bed at the bottom to allow three guests for sleepovers (if the trundle is removed, the bunks become two single beds). The ladder is angled so that kids can easily climb in and out. You may choose an L-shaped design, based on the size of your bedroom and how often you plan to use the bunks. This is the layout shown in the bedroom designed by Bailey McCarthy. This layout can help save space by allowing two bunks be closer to each other. This is a great option for rooms that have low ceilings or smaller space. It is also easier to climb into because there are two ladders instead of a single slanted one that is difficult for younger children to climb up. Another consideration for choosing a bunk bed is the height, which can be an element in determining whether or not your kids will feel comfortable sleeping up high. It's important to consider the height of your children and your ceilings when you are making a decision. There are some differences between wood and metal bunk beds that can affect your choice as well as the type of mattress you choose. Kuo says wood is the preferred option for bunk beds since it is more classic natural appearance and can withstand regular use. However “the most important thing is to select the right bunk bed that is in line with the requirements of the industry and is safe for your kids,” she adds. 3. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full-Over-Full Bunk Bed Bunk beds are a staple of childhood furniture. Bunk beds aren't only space-saving, but also exciting for kids. Even kids without siblings love to sleep on bunk beds. Bunk beds are an excellent addition to your home if you're hosting a lot of guests for sleepovers, since they're simple for kids to share with their friends. This classic bunk bed is built from kiln-dried poplar wood and plywood for durability and strength. Choose from a variety of finishes that are safe for children and child-safe, such as French white as well as brushed grey, weathered blue. Choose affordable bunk beds for kids that has large drawers with pull-outs under the lower bunk in case you require more storage for clothing and bedding or other bedroom accessories. They feature brass hardware with brushed nickel and plenty of space to fold sheets. Books and sweaters. The Belden bunk bed's ladder fixed can be put on the left or right side of the bed, and it can be placed at a straight or an angle. The latter option, Fenton says, takes up less real estate but is still more comfortable than straight ladders. The bunks can accommodate twin mattresses and are available separately. This design is best suited to rooms with ceilings that are at least eight feet. Twin over full bunk beds come with an extra-large bed at the bottom and a twin bed on top. This is different from standard bunks that include two identical twin beds. This layout is ideal for children who wish to share a room but still have their privacy and independence. The top bunk is protected by rails that keep your kids safe as they sleep. 4. Max & Lily Low Bunk Bed with Slide This bunk bed has the size of a twin slide that will delight your child. They'll enjoy sliding down the slide with friends and siblings, or taking their favorite animals to the most thrilling ride of their lives. Its minimalist, space-saving design makes it a great choice for rooms with limited space where a queen-over-queen or full over full bunk bed may not fit. Its angled ladder that has rounded corners offers secure climbing and comfortable rungs. The easy-to-maintain and long-lasting low VOC finish and flush, color-matching hardware create a clean modern look. Solid new Zealand pine wood construction with a capacity of 400 pounds sets this bunk bed apart from others in the same price range. Parents say that assembly takes only a few minutes but is not difficult. They suggest laying out each piece of wood with the label to facilitate assembly. It's also an ideal idea to have two adults working in tandem so they can construct the bed faster and with more precision. The bunk bed is available in several finishes to coordinate with your kiddos' decor. The clean white finish will go with any style of bedroom whether it's cottage, coastal, or bright. The brush gray is more contemporary. The weathered blue version is a great choice with contemporary designs and is a perfect fit in transitional kids' rooms. The bunk bed was designed to accommodate two twin mattresses. The bed comes in one box. It is heavy and will require assistance to lift it up stairs or around tight turns. The bed comes with a one-year limited warranty to ensure your peace of mind. 5. Shyann twin over twin bunk bed Trundle For many kids the bunk bed is an essential part of their childhood. They're the ultimate space-saving furniture, they're also an excellent way to make the space feel exciting and exciting. But when it comes to selecting the perfect bunk bed for your family there are plenty of options on the market. It's essential to select 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 source the most suitable options. We've got the top bunk beds for kids on the market, from classic wooden models to modern metal beds. There are bunk beds that fit every budget and requirement. We've also found a few that add a bit of design, such as this twin-over-twin design with slides that are guaranteed to delight your kids (and could inspire some fun). Plus, since it's lower than the top bunk, it's a safer option for children who are younger. Another option is the full-over-full bunk bed made of metal, which can be separated into two individual beds for an edgier layout should your children grow out of the 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 a large investment, but they'll last for years and give your kids many blissful nights of sleep. If your children grow out of the bunks, most of the beds on this list convert to separate twin beds which means you can save money and keep your kids in the same bed for a bit longer.