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Top Picks For the Best Kids BunkbedsBunk beds are an excellent option to maximize the space in a child's room and also creating a lively shared bedroom. We've compiled our top picks for the top bunk beds for kids that are attractive and affordable, as well as sturdy enough to last for an extended period of time.Fenton says that a lot of the ladders we recommend have angled ladders. These ladders take up less space than straight ladders and are still being more accessible for children to climb. Other options include stairs, which require more space, but are more secure than ladders for climbing.1. Crate & Kids Babyletto TipToe White & Washed Natural Wood Kids Bunk BedThis bunk bed is perfect for toddlers and younger children who may not be comfortable climbing up to the top bunk. This also means that the ladder is on the side, which can be more accessible for kids (and less daunting for parents and caregivers reading stories at bedtime or changing sheets). The entire set is crafted using sustainably-sourced Baltic Birch wood, which is Greenguard Gold and TSCA-compliant.childrens bunk bed & Kids Babyletto TipToe bunk bed is a modern wooden bunk bed that is suitable for either girls or boys. The white and natural finish blends in with various decor styles and parents appreciate that the wood is protected by a stain. It's ideal for a family room or can be divided into two beds when your kids reach the teenage years.While you may think of bunk beds as a way to conserve space, they're also popular to enhance the design of a room, creating fun play spaces and encouraging sleepovers among friends. With the variety of cool bunk bed designs for teenagers and children it's simple to find a set-up that will meet your family's unique needs.If you're looking for a more fun take on the classic bunk bed, you should consider one that has a slide. The slide bed makes it much more enjoyable to climb up and down and is also more secure than a ladder since it is lower and your child won't be bouncing backwards as they climb. Plus, it's an excellent way to add extra excitement to a normal bunk bed for older kids and teenagers, or to 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 SlideThere are plenty of metal bunk beds available on the market, and many of them feature a sturdy design at affordable prices. However, very few can match the style and durability of this model 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 convert into two separate beds). Additionally, the ladder is angled so kids can easily climb it in and out.Depending on the shape of your room and the frequency you'll use the bunks you might want to opt for a L-shaped layout, like the one shown in the bedroom of Bailey McCarthy. This design saves space by making the two bunks sit closer to each other, which is useful for smaller spaces or rooms with lower ceilings. It's easier to climb in because there are two ladders instead of one slanted ladder which can be difficult to navigate for children who are younger.The height of the bunk bed may also be a factor when deciding whether your children are at ease sleeping in a high position. It's important to consider the height of your children as well as your ceilings when purchasing a bed.There are also some differences between metal and wood bunk beds that can affect your choice, as well as the kind of mattress you choose. Kuo states that wood bunk beds are generally more appealing because they have a timeless, natural appearance and are able to withstand the rigors of daily use. However "the most important thing is to select the right bunk bed that is in line with the standards of the industry and is secure for your children," she adds.3. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full-Over-Full Bunk BedBunk beds are a common element of childhood furniture. They're space-saving, sure, 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 like sleeping in a bunk. Bunk beds are also an excellent option when you're hosting lots of sleepover guests, since children can easily share them with their peers.This classic bunk bed is constructed with kiln-dried poplar wood as well as plywood to ensure durability and strength. It is available in a variety of child-safe finishes, including creamy French white as well as brushed gray and weathered navy. Choose a model that has set large pull-out drawers under the lower bunk if you need more storage space for clothing, bedding, or other bedroom accessories. They are made of brushed nickel and have plenty of space to fold linens, sweaters and books.The ladder fixed to the Belden bunk bed can be placed on either the right or left side, and can be set at an angle straight or angled. The latter, Fenton says, takes up a bit more space, but is much easier to climb than straight ladders. The bunks can accommodate twin mattresses (sold separately) and this style is ideal for rooms with a ceiling of at minimum 8 feet.Twin over full bunk beds come with a full-size bed at the bottom and an additional twin bed on top. This is different from standard bunks, which have two identical twin beds. This configuration is ideal for kids who need to share a room, but want to retain their individuality and privacy. The top bunk is equipped with guardrails to keep your kiddos safe when they're sleeping.4. Max & Lily Low bunk bed with slideThis bunk bed comes with a twin-sized slide that will delight your child. They will love sliding down the slide with their family and friends or taking their favorite plush animal on the trip of the lifetime. The simple, space-saving design makes it an ideal alternative for bedrooms with small spaces where the full over full or queen over queen bunk bed may not be a good fit.The angle ladder's rounded corners offer secure climbing and comfortable rungs. The easy-to-maintain, long-lasting, low VOC finish and flush, color-matching hardware create a clean modern look. This bed is distinct by its solid new Zealand pine wood construction and a 400-pound weight limit.Parents have reported that assembly takes only 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 to have two adults to work together in order to construct the bed more quickly and accurately.This bunk bed is available in several finishes to coordinate with the decor of your kids. The clean white finish is a dependable choice for coastal, cottage and vibrant bedroom designs, while the grey brushed version is distinctly modern. The weathered blue version is a great match for contemporary styles and works well in transitional children's rooms. This bunk bed is designed to fit two twin mattresses. The bunk bed is one box. It is heavy and requires assistance to get it up the stairs or around tight turns. The bed comes with an one-year warranty that will give you peace of mind.5. Shyann Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with TrundleFor many children the bunk bed is an essential piece of childhood furniture, they're also an excellent way to make a room feel adventurous and exciting. However, when it comes to picking out the right bunk bed for your family there are a variety of options on the market. It's crucial to pick one that's durable and is in compliance with CPSC safety regulations. 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 did sleep in a few of them!)We've rounded up the best bunk beds for kids on the market, ranging from classic wooden models to modern metal beds. There are bunk beds that fit all budgets and needs. We've also found a few with a bit of style, like this twin-over-twin design with slides that are guaranteed to delight your kids (and could or might not encourage some shenanigans). Also, since it's lower to the ground than the top bunk, it's a better choice for younger kids.The full-over-full bunk bed is another alternative. It can be divided into two separate beds to create a more traditional arrangement if your children have outgrown 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 are an expensive investment, but they'll last for years and provide your children with many happy nights of sleep. If your children outgrow their bunk beds, you can transform them into twin beds and save money.