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Top Picks For the Best Kids Bunkbeds Bunk beds offer the perfect way to make the most of space in kids' rooms, and also provide a fun, shared bedroom design. We've picked our top choices of the best kids bunkbeds. They are all elegant, affordable, and durable. A majority of our choices have angled ladders, which take up less room than straight ladders, yet are still easier for kids to scale, says Fenton. There are also stairways, which take up more space but are safer for climbing than ladders. 1. Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Kids Bunk Bed In contrast to many bunk beds, this one's bottom bunk is on the floor, which makes it an ideal option for toddlers or children who might not feel comfortable climbing to the top. It also means that the ladder is on the side, which makes it easier for children to maneuver (and less daunting for parents and caregivers reading stories at bedtime or changing sheets). The entire set is constructed out of Baltic Birch, which is Greenguard Gold-certified and TSCA certified. The Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe is a contemporary, clean-lined wooden bunk bed that is versatile enough to be used by girls or boys. The natural and white finish blends in with a variety of decor schemes, and parents love that the wood is finished with a protective stain. It's perfect for a family room or can be divided into two beds when your children reach the age of teens. Bunk beds aren't just for securing space. They can also enhance the design of a room, provide fun play spaces and encourage sleepovers with friends. With the variety of bunk bed designs available for children and teens it's easy to find one that meets your family's requirements. If you're seeking a more engaging alternative to the classic bunk bed, consider one that has a slide. The inclusion of a slide make getting up and down a lot more fun, but it's also more secure for children than a regular ladder since it's lower to the ground, and your child won't be going backward as they climb. Plus, it's an excellent way to add a bit of fun to a regular bunk bed for older kids and teens, or create a special place for siblings to share a bed at the beach or in a vacation rental. 2. South Shore Tuffing twin over twin bunk bed made of metal with slide Metal bunk beds are available in various styles and designs. They are often available at a price that is affordable. However, very few are as stylish and durability of this option from South Shore, which also includes a trundle bed below the bottom twin bed to allow sleepovers for 3 (if you take it off the bunks can be converted into two separate single beds). The ladder is also bent to make it easier for kids to climb in and out. You can choose an L-shaped design, based on the size of your bedroom and how often you plan to utilize the bunks. This is the layout that was shown in the bedroom designed by Bailey McCarthy. This design is space-saving by allowing the two bunks to be placed closer together, which can be useful for smaller spaces or rooms with lower ceilings. It is easier to climb into because there are two ladders instead of one slanted ladder, which can be difficult to use for children younger than. The height of the bunk bed may also be a factor when deciding if your children will feel at ease sleeping in a high position. It's important to take into account the height of your children as well as your ceilings when purchasing a bed. You could be influenced by differences between wood and metal bunk beds, and the kind of mattress you choose. Kuo says that wood bunk beds are generally better because they have a classic, natural appearance and can withstand frequent use. “The most important thing you can do is choose a bunk bed which is in compliance with industry standards and is safe for children,” she says. 3. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full-Over-Full Bunk Bed Bunk beds are a staple of furniture for children. They're efficient space savers yes, but they also provide a sense of adventure to kids. Even kids without siblings love to sleep in bunk beds. Bunk beds are also an excellent option when you're hosting lots of sleepover guests, since children can easily share the beds with their friends. This classic bunk bed has been constructed with kiln dried poplar wood to ensure strength and durability. Choose from affordable bunk beds for kids of finishes that are safe for children such as French white as well as brushed grey and weathered blue. If you're looking for additional storage for clothes, bedding or other bedroom accessories, pick a version that includes an ample set of drawers that open up underneath the lower bunk. These have polished nickel hardware and plenty of space to fold sheets. Even books and sweaters. The fixed ladder of the Belden bunk bed can be positioned on either the left or right side, and can be set at an angle straight or angled. Fenton says that the ladder with an angle is more comfortable to climb, but takes up more space. The bunks can accommodate twin mattresses that are sold separately. This style is best suitable for rooms with ceilings of at least eight feet. Twin over full bunk beds feature an extra-large bed at the bottom and a twin bed on top. This is different from standard bunks that contain two identical twin beds. This configuration is perfect for children who wish to share a bedroom, but still have their privacy and independence. The top bunk has guardrails to ensure your children are safe while they're asleep. 4. Max & Lily Low bunk bed with slide This bunk bed for children includes a slide that can be detached to twin size that will surely delight them. They will love sliding down the slide with their siblings and friends, or sending their favorite toy animal on the adventure of a lifetime. The simple, space-saving design makes it a great option for small bedrooms where the full over full or queen over queen bunk bed might not be suitable. Its angled ladder with rounded corners offers safe climbing and comfortable rungs. The low VOC finish is easy to maintain and will last for an extended period of time. The metal hardware that is flush and color-matched gives the bed a modern look. This bed is distinguished by its solid, new Zealand pine wood construction and a weight limit of 400 pounds. Parents say it takes a few hours to assemble, but they also say the process isn't difficult. They suggest that you lay out each piece of wood with a label to facilitate assembly. It's a good idea to have two adults to work together in order to construct the bed more quickly and accurately. The bunk bed comes in several finishes to coordinate with the decor of your kids. The crisp white finish is a fail-proof choice for coastal, cottage and vibrant bedroom designs, while the brushed gray option feels decidedly modern. The weathered blue version is a great choice for contemporary styles, and it fits seamlessly in transitional kids' rooms. This bed can accommodate two twin mattresses (sold separately) and requires the ceiling to be at least 8 feet. The bunk bed is one box. It is heavy and will require assistance to lift it up stairs or around tight turns. It also comes with a limited one-year guarantee for peace of mind. 5. Shyann twin over twin bunk bed Trundle Bunk beds are a favorite for many children. They're not just the ultimate in space-saving furniture but also a fun way to add a little excitement and enjoyment to the space. However, when it comes to picking out the right bunk bed for your family there are a variety of options available. It's crucial to pick one that's built to last and is in compliance with CPSC safety standards. 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 determine the best options I spoke with parents. One of them literally wrote the book on bunk beds (and slept in some of them!) We've got the best bunk beds for kids on the market, ranging from classic wooden models to modern metal ones. There are bunk beds that fit every budget and requirement. We've even discovered some that add a bit of design, such as this twin-over-twin design with an inflatable slide that's guaranteed to delight your kids (and may or may not inspire some fun). Also, since it's lower than the top bunk, it's a better option for children who are younger. The full-over-full bunk bed is a different alternative. It can be divided into two beds to create a more traditional arrangement if your children have outgrown their bunks. The sturdy construction can support up to 200 pounds for each lower bunk and 250 pounds for each upper bunk. Bunk beds can be a big investment but if you pick the most suitable one for your child it's a piece furniture that will last for a long time and offer years of fun sleeping. If your children outgrow their bunk beds, you can turn them into twin beds and save money.