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Top Picks For the Best Kids BunkbedsBunk beds are an excellent option for maximizing the space in a child's room and also creating a lively shared bedroom. We've compiled our top picks for the best kids bunkbeds, all of which are elegant and affordable, as well as sturdy enough to last for an extended period of time.Fenton says that a lot of our choices feature ladders that are angled. These ladders require less space than straight ladders while still being more accessible for children to climb. There are also stairways, which take up more space but are safer to climb than ladders.1. Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Kids Bunk BedThis bunk bed is perfect for toddlers and young children who may not be comfortable climbing up to the top bunk. The ladder is also at the foot of the bed, making it more convenient for children to climb up (and for parents or caregivers to read bedtime stories or change 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 sleek, modern wooden bunk bed that is versatile enough for girls or boys. The natural and white finish is versatile and blends well with a variety of decor styles. Parents love the finish that's an anti-slip varnish. It's a perfect fit for a shared bedroom and can be split into two individual twin beds when your kids reach their teenage years.While you might think of bunk beds as a way to save space, they're also popular to enhance the design of a room and creating play areas that are fun and encouraging sleepovers with your friends. With the variety of bunk bed designs available for children and teens, it's simple to find one that suits your family's requirements.If you're looking for a more fun version of the traditional bunk bed, consider one with slides. Not only does the slide make getting up and down more fun and more secure for children than a regular ladder because it's lower to ground, and your child won't be going backwards when they climb. It's also a great way to add a bit of enjoyment to a standard bunk bed for older children and teens, or to create a special space for siblings to share a bed at the beach or a vacation rental.2. South Shore Tuffing Twin Over Twin Metal Bunk Bed with SlideThere are plenty of metal bunk beds on the market, and many of them offer an attractive design and a budget-friendly price. Few metal bunk beds can compete with this South Shore option, which includes a trundle below the twin bed at the bottom to allow three people for sleepovers (if the trundle is removed, the bunks are two single beds). The ladder is also bent to make it easier for kids to climb in and out.Based on the shape of your room and how often you'll be using the bunks, you may want to opt for an L-shaped layout similar to the one featured in the bedroom designed by Bailey McCarthy. This design saves space by allowing the two bunks to be closer together, which can be helpful for smaller spaces or rooms with lower ceilings. It is also easier to climb into because there are two ladders, instead of one slanted ladder that can be difficult for younger children to use.The height of the bunk bed could be an important factor when deciding if your kids are comfortable sleeping high up. This is why it's crucial to take into consideration the height of your children and the height of your ceiling before you make an investment.You could be influenced by differences between metal and wood bunk beds, and the kind of mattress you select. Kuo says wood is generally a better option for bunk beds due to the fact that it is more classic natural appearance and can withstand regular use. However "the most important thing is to select a bunk bed that is compliant with the standards of the industry and is safe for your children," she adds.3. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full Over Full Bunk BedBunk beds are an essential part of furniture for kids. Bunk beds aren't only spacious, but they are also fun for children. Even children without siblings love to sleep on a bunk bed. Bunk beds are a great addition to the home if you have a lot of guests for sleepovers as they're easy for kids to share with friends.The classic bunk bed is constructed using kiln dried wood to ensure strength and durability. Pick from a variety of finishes that are safe for children such as French white as well as brushed grey and weathered blue. If you need extra storage space for bedding, clothes or other bedroom accessories, select a version that includes a set of roomy drawers that open up underneath the lower bunk. They feature brushed nickel hardware and plenty of space to fold clothes, sweaters and books.The ladder fixed to the Belden bunk bed can be positioned on either the left or right side, and at an angle of straight or angled. Fenton says that the ladder with an angle is more comfortable to climb, but it takes up more space. The bunks can accommodate twin mattresses (sold separately) This design is ideal for rooms with ceilings of at least 8 feet.Unlike standard bunks, which have two beds that are identical twin over full bunk beds have a bottom full-size bed and a top twin bed. This arrangement is ideal for kids who want to share a bedroom, but still maintain their privacy and individuality. The top bunk is equipped with railings to keep your kids secure while they sleep.4. Max & Lily Low Bunk Bed with SlideThis bunk bed comes with an oversized slide that can delight your child. They will enjoy sliding down the slide with their family and friends, or sending their favorite animal to the adventure of the lifetime. The simple, space-saving design makes it a great option for smaller rooms where a queen over queen or full over full bunk bed may not be a good fit.The angled ladder with round corners provides safe climbing and comfortable rungs. The easy-to-maintain, long-lasting, low VOC finish and flush, color-matching components create a clean modern look. Solid new Zealand pine wood construction with a high capacity of 400 pounds sets this bed apart from other beds in the same price range.Parents have reported that the assembly process takes a few minutes, but it's not too difficult. They suggest that you lay out each piece of wood with a label to facilitate assembly. It's also an ideal idea to have two adults working in tandem so they can construct the bed faster and with more precision.The bunk bed comes in different colors to fit your child's bedroom. The white, crisp finish is a dependable choice for coastal, cottage and vibrant bedroom designs The brushed gray option feels decidedly modern. The weathered blue option is a perfect match for contemporary styles, and it fits seamlessly in transitional children's rooms. This bunk bed can accommodate two twin mattresses (sold separately) and requires an a minimum height of 8 feet. The bunk bed ships in one box and is fairly heavy It's recommended to have someone help you carry it up stairs or around tight corners. It is also covered by a one-year warranty to give you security.5. Shyann twin over twin bunk bed TrundleBunk beds are a childhood favorite for many children. They're not just the ultimate in furniture for space saving, but also a great way to add some excitement and enjoyment to the space. There are plenty of options when it's to choosing the ideal bunk bed for your family and you. It's also important to select one that is durable and complies to 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 find the best options I talked to parents. One of them literally wrote the book about bunk beds (and even slept in a few of them!)We've got the top bunk beds for kids available on the market, from traditional wooden options to modernized metal models. There are bunk beds that fit every budget and requirement. We've also found a few that offer a little extra style, like this twin-over-twin design with slides that are sure to please your children (and could or might not cause some snark). It's also safer for younger children as it's lower than the top bunk.Another option is this full-over-full metal bunk bed that can be divided into two individual beds for an edgier layout should your children grow out of the 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 big investment but if you pick the right one for your children it's a piece furniture that will last a long time and provide years of fun sleeping. If your kids outgrow their bunk beds, you can convert them into twin beds and save money.