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The Best Childrens Bunk Beds With Slides It's crucial to invest in bunk beds that can expand to fit into the bedroom decor of your child. Get this sturdy bed from Pottery Barn for twin mattresses (sold separately) that can be converted into two beds by removing the connecting legs. The ladders are angled in order to save space in small spaces. This bunk bed also comes with slides to add fun. 1. Wooden Bunk Bed with Slide Kids bunk beds with slides are the ultimate bed, turning the space into an indoor play area. Children can lie in a comfortable bed while sliding down the slide and rushing up the stairs. Bunk beds that slide come in loft beds or bunk bed designs. You can choose the style that best suits your child's bedroom and personal style. Wooden bunk beds make an excellent choice for children because they offer a timeless, classic look that is compatible with a variety of bedroom designs. They also offer a durable design that will stand up to the years, making them a long-term investment for your family. The wooden bunk beds come in a wide range of finishes and colors, permitting you to choose the one that best suits your child's bedroom most. The wooden bunk bed with slide will save space in the kids' room by stacking two beds vertically. This leaves more space for other furniture and activities. This is especially beneficial in smaller bedrooms or rooms for children that are shared where the extra space is able to provide more storage or more room to play. Many loft and bunk beds come with built-in shelving for additional space-saving. 2. childrens bunk bed with trundle With Stairs As opposed to ladder bunk beds which are a bit out of the space, a bunk bed that has stairs has a smaller design that minimizes impact on floor space. Bunk bed stairs are also easier for toddlers and children to get to the top bunk when they climb on solid steps, rather than having to use an angled or straight ladders from either the side or the front of the bed. Stairway bunks are also ideal for bedrooms with a traditional style. They are a great fit with different home environments including cottage-style rooms and heritage-themed spaces. These styles are popular in vacation homes and guest rooms. Some models of stairway bunk beds have drawers built right into the stairs. This lets kids keep their clothes and toys in a convenient spot. Others feature open shelves that can be used to store books, stuffed animals, and other bedtime accessories. These shelves are a great option to keep the top bunk clean. Many stairway beds can be converted into twin or full beds which allows you to be more flexible. This allows parents to accommodate two children with different ages in the same space. It is also an ideal option for siblings who share a room. Bunk beds that can be divided into two twin beds by removing the stairs are perfect for teens and tweens that want their privacy and personal space. 3. Wooden Bunk Bed with Trundle A staple of camp and shared rooms for kids bunk beds are effective space-savers that feel adventurous to kids. It's important to pick one that is in line with your budget and style. We talked to experts (including the author of The Bunk Bed Book) and parents, and found seven bunk beds made of wood that are both elegant and affordable. This sturdy bunk bed is made of long-lasting, durable wood and is available in a finish that matches any style. The stairs can be used as storage drawers for toys and bedding and the trundle pullout under the bottom bunk offers extra sleeping space. Because a bunk bed basically two beds placed on top of each other, it can become quite high. Many parents opt for a low height model for rooms with ceilings that are less than nine feet. They're perfect for smaller rooms where a regular height bunk would take up a lot of space, says Laura Fenton. This twin-over full bunk bed features a standard ladder for children to climb up. It also features metal guard rails at the top, as well as a 3-drawer chest or a trundle under it (each sold separately). If your kids outgrow the lower bunk, this bed can be separated into two separate full beds, which allows them to be spread out in their own rooms. 4. Wooden Bunk Bed with faux windows Bunk beds can be an excellent option to save space in shared children's rooms. Many bunk beds have one twin bed at the top and a large bed at the bottom. This allows your kids to be able to sleep independently, while saving space. Some bunks include a trundle – an additional bed with wheels which can be stored beneath the bunk bed below. They can be a great addition to the bed for guests or used by older kids as separate twin beds. The best way to choose a childrens bunk bed is by choosing one that fits your child's age and size of bedroom. If your ceiling is too low for conventional bunks, choose a loft bed instead. These elevated designs provide plenty of space below for furniture, storage, and even studying. Consider a bunk bed that has steps instead of a ladder for smaller children. These elevated beds feature deep steps that let toddlers climb up safely and without risking injury or falling. The stairs can have built-in drawers and shelves that make them more practical and help keep the bedroom neat. Alternatively, opt for stairs with safety rails to provide an extra layer of safety for children who are young. Additionally, they make it easier for children to climb down in the evening. To increase security, add guardrails to the top bunk. 5. Wooden Bunk Bed with Drawers Twin wood bunk beds offer an ideal sleeping solution for children. They maximize room space by stacking two separate beds in a single, vertical layout, freeing up floor space for play areas or other bedroom furnishings. Bunk beds come with a range of options to accommodate the needs of every child, including stairs for those who prefer to walk to their bed, or climb up to it and the trundles that can accommodate guests staying over. In contrast to cheaper metal frames, which can make squeaking noises and become unstable with time, wood bunk beds are crafted from sturdy materials that ensure the peace of sleep. Certain bunk beds are constructed with anti-sag construction that helps them maintain their shape. Many bunk beds come with drawers under the bottom bed to maximize storage space and make it easier to keep your room tidy and well-organized. For kids who love to read, a loft-style bunk bed with built-in bookcases is perfect. A simple ladder allows children to reach the top bunk while a tucked-under desk on wheels provides a space to write, study or playing with toys and games. Built from solid pine and fir, this bunk bed comes with a wheat finish, and comes with slats kits that allow you to make your own mattress (mattress available separately). The 36” of headroom that is available between the top and bottom beds is enough for children and adults to sleep comfortably. The bunk bed also can be assembled easily without the need for tools. 6. Wooden Bunk Bed with Storage You can make space in your child's room by utilizing a bunk bed that has storage. The beds come with drawers to store bed towels, games and other items. They seamlessly integrate into the frame and allow you to keep your kids their room tidy and clean. Some models come with trundles that can be rolled out from beneath the bottom bunk for guests. Bunk beds with storage are available in a variety of styles and finishes, from classic bunk beds to twin loft beds. Bunk beds are designed to increase in size with your children. Certain sets allow you to split the top bunk into two single beds. Some bunk beds have an adjustable ladder to ensure safety, and have extra-high guardrails to prevent children from falling off the bed. A lot of these models come with vertical or slanted ladders which help climbers with smaller children who may feel uncomfortable using a straight ladder. While metal bunks are a great option for short-term use but nothing can match the endurance and longevity of wood bunk beds. Wood is more durable and more stable than engineered materials, such as particle board or multi-density Fiberboard. These beds will last for a long time, regardless of whether you pick a basic twin-over-full wooden bunk bed or a triple wooden bunk bed with a staircase.