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Top Picks For the Best Kids Bunkbeds Bunk beds offer the perfect way to make the most of the space in children's rooms, while also offering an enjoyable shared bedroom. We've picked our top choices of the best bunk beds for kids. They are all stylish, affordable, and durable. Many of our picks feature an angled ladder, which takes less space than straight ladders but are still easier for kids to scale, says Fenton. Other options include stairs which require more room but are safer than ladders that allow climbing. 1. Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Kids Bunk Bed This bunk bed is great for toddlers and children who might not feel comfortable climbing up to the top bunk. It also means that the ladder is on the side, which can be easier for kids to navigate (and less daunting for parents and their children reading stories at bedtime or changing sheets). The entire set is crafted with sustainably sourced Baltic Birch wood that's Greenguard Gold and TSCA-compliant. The Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe is a sleek, modern wooden bunk bed that is versatile enough for girls or boys. The natural and white finish is a great choice and blends well with a variety of decor styles. Parents are enthralled by the fact that it's finished with 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. Bunk beds are not just for saving space. They can also be used to improve the look of a room, provide fun play areas and encourage sleepovers among friends. With the variety of bunk bed designs available for kids and teens it's easy to find one that meets your family's needs. You might want to consider a bunk bed that has slides if you're looking for an exciting alternative to the classic design. The addition of a slide make climbing up and down a lot more fun, but it's also more secure for children than a standard ladder because it's lower than the ground, and your child won't be moving backwards as they climb. It's also a great way to make a bunk bed more enjoyable for older children and teenagers or to allow 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 on the market, and a lot of them offer an attractive design and an affordable price. However, only a handful of them have the style and quality of this one from South Shore, which also comes with a trundle bed beneath the bottom twin bed to allow sleepovers for three (if you take it out the bunks will transform into two standalone single beds). The ladder is also bent to make it easier for children to climb up and out. Depending on the shape of your room, and how often you'll be using the bunks, you may want to go for an L-shaped layout similar to the one featured in the bedroom of Bailey McCarthy. This design is space-saving by allowing the two bunks to be closer together, which can be beneficial for smaller rooms or rooms with lower ceilings. It's also easier to get into because there are two ladders, instead of one slanted ladder which can be difficult for younger children to navigate. The height of the bunk bed could be an important factor when deciding if your kids are comfortable sleeping high up. It is crucial to take into account the height of your children as well as your ceilings when you are making a decision. There are some differences between metal and wood bunk beds that could affect your choice as well as the type of mattress you select. Kuo states that wood bunk beds are generally better because they have an elegant, natural look and can withstand frequent use. But “the most important thing is to select the right bunk bed that is in line with industry standards and will be safe for your children,” she adds. 3. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full-Over-Full Bunk Bed Bunk beds have been a standard of childhood furniture for decades. Bunk beds aren't only useful for space, but also a lot of fun for kids. Even kids who don't have siblings like to sleep on bunk beds. Bunk beds are an ideal addition to your home if there are many guests coming over for sleepovers as they're easy to share with friends. This classic bunk bed has been constructed with kiln dried poplar wood to ensure strength and durability. Pick from a variety of finishes that are child-safe and child-safe, such as French white as well as brushed grey and weathered blue. If you need extra storage for clothes, bedding or other bedroom accessories, pick the one that has the spacious drawers that can be pulled out and placed under the lower bunk. They feature brushed nickel hardware and plenty of space for folded clothes, sweaters and books. The Belden bunk bed's ladder fixed can be placed on either the left or right side of the bed, and can be set at a straight or an angle. Fenton says that the ladder with an angle is more convenient to climb however it takes up more space. The bunks are able to accommodate twin mattresses (sold separately) and this style is ideal for rooms with ceilings of at least 8 feet. Unlike standard bunks, which have two identical beds, twin over full bunk beds feature a bottom full-size bed and a top twin bed. This is a great arrangement for kids who want to share a space but prefer to keep their own style 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 includes a slide that can be detached to twin size that is sure to please them. They'll love gliding down the slide with their friends and siblings or taking their favorite animals on the adventure of their lives. The minimalist design makes it a perfect option for small bedrooms where a full over full or a queen over queen bunk bed may not be suitable. The angled ladder's rounded corners provide safe climbing and comfortable rungs. The low VOC finish is easy to maintain and will last for a long time. The flush, color-matching metal components provides the bed with a modern appearance. This bunk bed is distinguished by its solid, new Zealand pine wood construction and a weight limit of 400 pounds. Parents say that the assembly process takes a few minutes, but it's not too difficult. For easier assembly it is suggested to label each piece of wood. It's a good idea for two adults to work together in order to build the bed more quickly and precisely. This bunk bed comes in various designs to match the decor of your child's room. The crisp white finish is a reliable addition to cottage, coastal and bright bedroom styles, while the grey brushed version is distinctly modern. The weathered blue version is a great choice for modern styles and works well in transitional kids' rooms. This bunk bed can accommodate two twin mattresses (sold separately) and requires an a minimum height of 8 feet. The bunk bed comes in a single box. It is heavy and requires assistance to get it up the stairs or around tight turns. It also comes with a limited one-year warranty to give you peace of mind. 5. Shyann twin over twin bunk bed with Trundle For many children, bunk beds are an essential part of their childhood. They're the ultimate space-saving furniture, but they're also a great way to make a room feel adventurous and fun. There are many options available when it comes to choosing the ideal bunk bed for you and your family. It's also important to pick the right bunk bed constructed to last and is compliant 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 option I talked to parents. One of them literally wrote the book on bunk beds (and slept in some of them!) From classic wooden bunks to modern metal options We've got the top bunk beds for kids on the market for all budgets and sleeping needs. We've even found some with a bit of design, such as this twin-over-twin model with a slide that's sure to please your children (and could cause some snark). Additionally, because it's lower than the top bunk, it's a safer choice for younger kids. Another option is the full-over-full metal bunk bed which can be split into two individual beds for an older-style layout if your children grow out of the bunks. The sturdy construction can support up to 200 pounds on the lower bunk, and 250 pounds for each upper bunk. Bunk beds are an expensive investment, but they will last for a long time and give your kids many blissful nights of sleep. And if your kids outgrow the bunks, most of the picks on this list convert into standalone twin beds, which means you can save money and keep your children in the same bed for a bit longer.