Seven of the best kids' bunk beds Kids Bunkbeds to Last From Toddler to Teen Years

Bunk beds are an excellent way to save space and provide a comfortable place to relax or sleep. The slide and the stuffed animals are a big attraction for children who are never bored of sliding down the slide.

Parents will love that the wood bunk bed is available in a variety of finishes, including white for a fail-proof coastal or cottage style and clay and gray for flexible contemporary spaces. There are also angled ladders that take up less room than straight ones.

Max & Lily Low Bunk Bed with Slide

This low twin bunk bed with slide is the perfect mix of fun, function and style that children (and their parents) will love. Made from solid knot-free pine wood, it's strong and built to last. The non-toxic, low VOC neutral color finish promotes the cleanliness and health of your indoor space, and the bed is just 50 inches from the ground, which makes it ideal for smaller spaces and safer for younger children. The top bunk is adorned with high 14-inch guardrails for security, and solid plywood slats guarantee that the bed can support up to 400lbs of weight.

This bunk bed stacked has a ladder that can be affixed to the frame at the end, maximizing the space in smaller rooms. The angled ladder, with its rounded edges, is easy to climb and comfortable. The 100% cotton play curtain, with a variety of colors, creates the perfect space for playing imaginatively. Bunk bed assembly is easy with the detailed instruction manual and all the hardware included.

With the super-fun slide in the deluxe version it's the perfect bunk bed for kids for sleepovers and playdates! The lowered top platform can help to center and stabilize children before sliding and the slide's curved surface makes for a smooth ride and soft landing. The slide is equipped with handles that have cutouts to provide extra security. The stackable bunk design can comfortably sleep two, and plenty of headroom on the bottom bunk makes it a great spot for reading and snuggles.

This low loft bed with slide and play curtains is ideal for smaller rooms. It allows more floor space to be used for toys and other activities. The included angled ladder can be installed on either the left or right side of the bed to allow for the layout of the room. Slatted headboards and footboards with flush, color-matched hardware gives this bunk bed a modern appearance. Solid plywood slats provide the necessary support for each sleeping surface. They can withstand up to 400lbs. and metal-on-metal connections ensure that each bunk is built to last. All the hardware, instructions and upper and lower slats come with it. Two adults are recommended to construct the bunks.

Rooms for kids can quickly become overcrowded with clothes, books and other small items However, our unique range of bunk beds that have storage options can help you make your child's room more appealing. If you pick a low bunk with stairs that have built-in drawers, or a tall trundle bed that has side cubbies, these room-saving kids beds bunk beds beds [right here on Wikimapia] make it simple and convenient to organize and store all their belongings. A lot of our bunk beds have trundles with a hidden twin pull-out bed. This is ideal for sleepovers. The pullout under bed that tucks away is easy for children to use, and doesn't require complicated setup or pullout mechanism. Sleepovers are more fun than ever before!

Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Kids Bunk Bed

Bunk beds can make bedrooms fun, exciting and cool. They are great for kids who share the space with their siblings or for a single child who invites friends to an overnight sleepover. But the biggest advantage is that they save space. A conventional bunk bed can double (or triple) the amount of space saving bunk beds for kids for sleeping in a room and take up the same amount of floor space as the full-sized or twin-sized beds.

Some bunk beds are stacked twin-over-twin with others arranged more imaginatively. For example, some feature a staircase that leads to the upper bed, while others are designed as an L-shaped bed with two beds that are close to each other. This lets kids sleep in pairs, yet provides plenty of open space for toys, books and more which is ideal for smaller rooms.

Unlike a traditional metal bunk bed, this wood version is sturdy and stylish--a combination that stands the test of time. The clean lines, curved corners and contrast natural wood finish give the room a contemporary feel and add space. Additionally, the ladder can be placed on either side of the bed so you can set up the bed to suit your needs.

This bed also comes with GREENGUARD Gold Certification1 for low chemical emissions into the air. This helps create an environment that is safe for sleeping and playing. Parents will appreciate that this bunk bed uses only spruce, wood and medium-density fiberboard. They are all made of Greenguard Gold-certified, and TSCA-compliant materials.

Katie Siegel, the lead designer at Rumor Designs, says that when selecting a bunk bed for your child it is important to consider the size of your room. It is important to ensure that the dimensions of the bunk bed meet the dimensions of your room, or they could appear too bulky and out of balance. In addition, you'll need to consider whether or not your ceilings are tall enough for a lofted bed.

Also, think about the way your children will go up and down their bunks. Some models have an ordinary ladder, whereas others have an alternative staircase with steps that are deep and make it easy for children to climb up and down safely. This is especially important when older children will be in the top bunk by themselves.

There are a few models of bunk beds that sleep three people, which is ideal for large families or for those who host sleepovers frequently. This three-person Harriet Bee bunk bed is ideal for smaller rooms. It's also reasonably priced. The bunk bed can be divided into two separate beds, if you decide your children don't want the extra space for sleeping.

Room & Board Tanker Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed

A staple of camp and shared childhood bedrooms as well, bunk beds are efficient space-saving devices and can feel adventurous to kids. It can be difficult to choose the right bunk bed for your family, especially given the number of choices, as well as their price and dimensions. I asked parents including one who wrote the book on bunkbeds, to help me find seven of the best bunkbeds for kids that last until teens.

The twin-overtwin choices on this list are safe and conform to CPSC standards as well as voluntary ASTM standards. Most of the options include a safety railing at the bottom of the bunk and some have trundle pullouts that can be used to make a single bed. Some have fixed ladders that are more secure than stairs, however they take up more space. Some have ladders that are angled and can be placed on the long side or on the short side of the bunk.

Most of the bunks have simple, functional designs that don't feel "baby" and can be used in a range of styles, from traditional to modern. The majority of bunk beds are Greenguard Gold certified. This means that they emit a low amount of chemical, so you can sleep easy knowing that your children are in a safe environment.