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Top Picks For the Best Kids Bunkbeds

Bunk beds are an excellent solution to maximize space in kids' rooms while also creating a fun shared bedroom. We've picked our top choices for the best kids bunkbeds, all of which are elegant, affordable and sturdy enough to last for a long time.

A majority of our choices have angled ladders, which take up less room than straight ladders but are still easier for kids to scale, says Fenton. Other options include 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 perfect for toddlers and young children who might not feel at ease climbing up to the top bunk. The ladder is located on the side of the bed, making it more convenient 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, which is Greenguard Gold-certified and TSCA certified.

The Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe is a modern, clean-lined wooden bunk bed that's adaptable enough for boys or girls. The white and natural finish is a versatile one and works well with various decor schemes. Parents love the finish that's a durable varnish. It's ideal 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 be used to improve the look 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 setup that can meet any family's individual needs.

Think about a bunk bed with slides if you're looking to have an exciting alternative to the classic design. Not only does the addition of a slide make climbing up and down more fun, but it's also more secure for children than a standard ladder because it's lower to ground and your child isn't going backward as they climb. Plus, it's an excellent option to add some extra fun to a regular bunk bed for older children and teens, or create a special place for siblings to sleep together at the beach or in a vacation rental.

2. South Shore Tuffing Twin Over Twin Metal Bunk Bed with Slide

There are plenty of metal bunk beds on the market, and a lot of them have an attractive design and an affordable price. Only a handful of bunk beds made from metal can match this South Shore option, which features a trundle underneath the twin bed at the bottom to accommodate three guests for sleepovers (if the trundle is removed, the bunks become two single beds). Plus, the ladder is angled so that kids beds can easily climb up and out.

Depending on the shape of your room, and how often you'll use the bunks, you might want to opt for a L-shaped layout, like the one shown in a bedroom designed by Bailey McCarthy. This layout can help save space by allowing two bunks be closer together. This is a great option for rooms with low ceilings or for smaller space. It's also easier to get into because there are two ladders instead of a single one which can be difficult for kids to navigate.

Another consideration for choosing the right bunk bed is its height, which is a factor in whether or not your kids will be comfortable sleeping high. It is crucial 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 distinctions between wood and metal bunk beds, as well as the type of mattress you pick. Kuo says that wood bunk beds are usually better because they have an elegant, natural look and are durable enough to withstand repeated use. But "the most important thing is to choose a bunk bed that meets the requirements of the industry and is safe for your children," she adds.

3. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full Over Full Bunk Bed

Bunk beds have been a mainstay of furniture for children for decades. They're space-saving yes, but they also provide a sense of adventure to kids. Siblings often fight for dibs on the top bunk and even children who don't have siblings prefer sleeping in bunk beds. Bunk beds can be an excellent addition to your home if you're hosting lots of guests to sleepovers as they're easy for kids to share with their peers.

This classic bunk bed is made from kiln-dried poplar wood and plywood to ensure durability and strength. Choose from a variety of finishes that are safe for children and child-safe, such as French white, brushed grey and weathered blue. Choose a model that has large drawers that can be pulled out from underneath the lower bunk if you need more storage for clothing, 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 fixed ladder can be positioned on the left or right side of the bunk, and can be set at a straight or an angle. Fenton states that the ladder with an angle is easier to climb however it takes up more space. The bunks accommodate twin mattresses (sold separately), and this design is suitable for rooms with a ceiling height of at least 8 feet.

As opposed to standard bunks that have two identical beds twin over full bunk beds come with the bottom bed as a full-size bed, and an upper twin bed. This is a great arrangement for kids bunkbed who want to share a space but prefer their individuality and privacy. The top bunk has guardrails that ensure your kids' bed safety as they sleep.

4. Max & Lily Low Bunk Bed with Slide

This bunk bed has a twin-sized slide that will delight your child. They'll be thrilled to slide down the slide with their friends and siblings or sending their favorite animal toys on the ride of their lives. The minimalist design makes it a perfect choice for small bedrooms where a full over full or queen over queen bunk bed might not fit.

The angled ladder's rounded corners provide 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 other beds in its price range.

Parents have reported that the assembly process takes only a few minutes but is not difficult. For easier assembly it is recommended to label each piece of wood. It's a good idea for two adults to work together to construct the bed more quickly and accurately.

The bunk bed is available in a variety of finishes that will blend with your child's decor. The clean white finish is suitable for any style of bedroom regardless of whether it's cottage coastal, or bright. The brushed gray is more modern. The weathered blue option is a great match for modern 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 bunk bed comes in one box. It is heavy and will require assistance to move it up stairs or around tight turns. The bed comes with a a one-year limited warranty to give you peace of peace of.

5. Shyann twin over twin bunk bed with Trundle

For a lot of kids the bunk bed is a childhood staple--the ultimate space-saving furniture, and an excellent way to make your room feel more adventurous and exciting. There are a variety of options when it's to choosing the ideal bunk bed for you and your family. It's also important to select one durable 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 identify the best options.

We've got the best bunk beds for children on the market, from traditional wooden options to sleek metal beds. There are bunk beds that fit every budget and requirement. We've found a few with a touch of style, such as this twin-overtwin model that comes with slides. It's sure delight your children (and could or might not incite some silly activities). It's also safer for young children because it's lower than the top bunk.

This full-over-full kid loft bunk bed bed is another option. It can be divided into two separate beds to create a more traditional layout if your children outgrow their bunks. The sturdy construction is engineered to support up to 250 pounds on each of the upper bunks and 200 pounds on the bottom.

Bunk beds can be a significant investment, but they'll last for years and provide your children with many happy nights of sleep. If your children grow out of their bunk beds, you can transform them into twin beds and save money.