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Top Picks For the Best Kids Bunkbeds Bunk beds are an excellent solution to maximize space in children's rooms while also creating a fun shared bedroom. We've picked our top choices for the best kids bunkbeds each one of which is stylish, affordable and sturdy enough to last for an extended period of time. A lot of our choices feature an angled ladder, which takes less space than straight ladders but are still easy for children to scale, says Fenton. There are also stairways, which require more space but are safer to climb than ladders. 1. Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Kids Bunk Bed This bunk bed is ideal for toddlers and younger children who may not be at ease climbing up to the top bunk. The ladder is located on the side of the bed, making it easier for children to climb (and for parents or caregivers to read stories at bedtime or change sheets). The entire set is made out of Baltic birch that is Greenguard Gold-certified and TSCA certified. The Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe bunk bed is a stylish wooden bunk that can be used by girls or boys. The natural and white finish is a great choice and blends well with many decor schemes. Parents appreciate the fact that it's finished with an anti-slip varnish. It's a great choice for a shared room and can be divided into two beds once your kids reach the teenage years. Bunk beds aren't only for saving space. They can also enhance the design of a room, make enjoyable play areas and encourage sleepovers with friends. With the variety of bunk bed designs to choose from for teens and kids it's easy to find one that suits your family's needs. If you're looking for a more playful take on the classic bunk bed, think about one that has a slide. Not only does the slide make getting up and down more fun, but it's also more secure for children than an ordinary ladder, because it's lower than the ground, and your child won't be going backward as they climb. It's also a great way 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 a lot of metal bunk beds available on the market, and a lot of them have an attractive design and affordable prices. However, only a handful of them have the style and durability of this model from South Shore, which also features a trundle underneath the twin bed at the bottom to allow sleepovers for 3 (if you take it off, the bunks will convert into two separate single beds). The ladder is designed so that children can easily climb it in and out. You can 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 that was shown in the bedroom designed by Bailey McCarthy. This design is space-saving by permitting the two bunks to sit closer to each other, which is useful for smaller spaces or rooms with lower ceilings. It is also easier to climb into since there are two ladders, instead of a single slanted one that can be difficult for children of smaller ages to use. The height of the bunk bed may also play a role in deciding if your children are comfortable sleeping high up. It's important to consider how tall your kids are and the height of your ceilings before you make the purchase. You may be influenced by distinctions between wood and metal bunk beds, as well as what type of mattress you select. Kuo states that wood bunk beds are usually better because they have a timeless, natural appearance and can withstand frequent use. “The most important thing to do is choose a bunk bed which is compliant with industry standards and will be safe for children,” she says. 3. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full-Over-Full Bunk Bed Bunk beds are a staple of furniture for kids. They're effective in reducing space however, they also feel adventurous to kids. Even children without siblings love to sleep in bunk beds. Bunk beds are also an excellent option for those who host a lot of sleepover guests, since children can easily share them with their peers. This classic bunk bed is constructed using kiln dried wood to ensure strength and durability. Choose from a variety of finishes that are child-safe such as French white, brushed grey and weathered blue. Choose a model that has large drawers with pull-outs underneath the lower bunk for more storage for clothing bedding, bedding, or other bedroom accessories. These feature brushed-nickel hardware and plenty of space for folded linens, sweaters and books. The ladder fixed to the Belden bunk bed can be placed on either the right or left side, and at an angle of straight or angled. The latter option, Fenton says, takes up a bit more real estate but is still easier to climb than straight ladders. The bunks can accommodate twin mattresses (sold separately), and this design is ideal for rooms with a ceiling height of at least 8 feet. As opposed to standard bunks that have two beds that are identical twin over full bunk beds come with the bottom bed as a full-size bed, and a top twin bed. This configuration is perfect for children who wish to share a bedroom, but still have their privacy and independence. The top bunk is equipped with guardrails to ensure your children's safety 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 love gliding down the slide with friends and siblings or taking their favorite animals on the ride of their lives. Its simple, space-saving construction makes it an ideal choice for smaller rooms where a queen over queen or full over full bunk bed might not fit. Its angled ladder with rounded corners offers the safety of climbing while also providing comfortable rungs. The easy to maintain and long-lasting, low VOC finish and the flush, color-matching hardware provide a sleek, modern appearance. This bed is distinct by its solid new Zealand pine wood construction and a 400-pound weight limit. Parents say it takes a few hours to put together, but they also say it's not a particularly difficult process. They recommend laying out each piece of wood with the label attached for easier assembly. It's a good idea for two adults to work together in order to build the bed quickly and accurately. The bunk bed is available in a variety of colors to fit the decor of your child's room. The clean white finish is a dependable choice for coastal, cottage and bright bedroom styles, while the brushed gray option feels decidedly modern. The weathered blue version is a great match for contemporary styles and is a perfect fit in transitional rooms for children. The bunk bed can be adapted to accommodate two twin mattresses (sold separately) and requires the ceiling to be at least 8 feet. The bunk bed comes in a single box. It is heavy and will require assistance to move it up stairs or around tight turns. It also comes with a limited one-year guarantee for security. 5. Shyann Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Trundle For many kids, bunk beds are a childhood staple—the ultimate space-saving furniture, and an excellent way to make your room feel more adventurous and fun. However, when it comes down to selecting the perfect bunk bed for your family there are a variety of options on the market. It's essential to select one that is built to last and complies with CPSC safety guidelines. 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 find the most suitable options. From traditional wooden bunks to sleek metallic options We've got the best bunk beds for kids on market for every budget and sleep requirement. We've found some with a touch of style, such as this twin-overtwin design that comes with an incline. It's sure to delight your children (and could or might not incite some snark). Additionally, because it's lower to the ground than the top bunk, it's a better choice for younger kids. Another option is this full-over-full metal bunk bed, which can be separated into two individual beds for an older-style layout if your children outgrow 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 can be a significant expense, but they'll last for years and give your kids many nights of restful sleep. If your children outgrow the bunks, a majority of the beds in this list can be transformed into separate twin beds, so you can save money and keep your kids in the same bed for longer.