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The Best Bunk Bed Ever Bunk beds are now a popular bedroom fixture for a variety of families. However, it is important to think about safety. additional reading can make sleeping in for a night of fun for kids and adults alike. This bed comes with a built-in, stationary ladder. It eliminates the need for a boxspring. The sturdy wood frame should be able to last for years. 1. The Bunk Bed with Slide Kids can enjoy climbing up bunk beds equipped with slides. This makes sleeping more enjoyable experience. This Matrix bed is designed to fit into tiny spaces. It has an elegant design with a low profile that makes the most of the space. It also has flexible features. Families with children who are growing will appreciate the flexibility of this bunk, that can be configured to accommodate two twin beds on top and a full-size trundle at the bottom. Its sleek and modern design is easy to assemble, and it comes in a variety of colors to match any room decor. Parents who value safety will appreciate the numerous built-in safeguards on the bunk, like guardrails on both sides of the bed and an angled ladder that's easy for children to climb. The lower bed is equipped with an entire length, fully enclosed guardrail to reduce injury risks when playing or sleeping and the weight limit is more than twice the U.S. safety standard to support older teens and adults, too. The bunk bed comes in a variety. A clean white finish will work with any style of bedroom, whereas the deep navy or natural wood stain option will give the room a rustic appearance. Kids will be thrilled to pick their favorite color to customize this bunk, while parents can be assured that they're investing in a top-quality piece that will last for years to be. It is important to measure the room and the ceiling's height prior to selecting a mattress so that it is a good fit. You should also consider the type of mattress you intend to use. Some mattresses require a special box spring or foundation to provide the best spinal support. Last, make sure that the bed's construction is durable and that the ladder and bunk end are securely attached. This will prevent injuries or snags as you climb. The built-in drawers in this bunk bed are perfect for families with limited storage space. They keep the bed neat and tidy. They are great for storing extra pillows books, bedding, and other items. The drawers are located on the stairs that connect the two bunks, which means you can reach them even when your children are in bed. 2. The Bunk Bed with a Ladder The ladder bunk bed is a popular option for families. The classic twin-over-twin frame has timeless design that works well in both contemporary and traditional spaces, and the built-in staircase leaves the bedroom's top floor free for toy boxes, bookcases and sports equipment, or even desks. The stairs are narrow and be placed in small spaces. They can be set on either side of the bunk bed, depending on which side is most suitable for your family. The cheapest bunk bed often is not stylish and has a dated design. This bed by Harper and Bright Designs is an exceptional exception, thanks to its crisp, paneled wooden design that will please parents and children. The bed is painted with the choice of child-safe paints: simply white seadrift, weathered blue, or charcoal, and it also comes with the benefit of drawers underneath the lower bunk that offer an out-of-sight place to store folded sheets, sweaters and the stack of books on the top of the reading list. Another alternative for families with a small space is this bunk bed from Storkcraft, which has the look of a wagon and a farmhouse, with a safety railing on the top bunk. The solid wood frame is made of a sturdy construction with a stationary ladder at the long end. This leaves the short end free to playing. The ladder that is angled is more difficult for older children to climb, but it can be a great option for small rooms with low ceilings or walls that slope. A bunk bed is an excellent way to bring design to your space however, it can also take up a lot of space. To help make the sleeping areas appear more open, consider adding a set of side panels with slats to each bed, and the appropriate headboards, footboards, and guardrails. The slatted panels can be freestanding or affixed to the wall. They give the bunks an elegant modern, contemporary look. If you're looking for bunk beds that grow with your kids, check out this model by Max and Lily. It's custom-built and requires self-assemblement, but it has a good reputation with customers who claim it feels premium-quality. This bunk bed is available in twin-overtwin or full over-full sizes. It has a higher capacity for weight on the top bunk, meaning it is suitable for teens as well as adults. 3. The Bunk Bed with a Trundle If you're planning to furnish a shared children's room and want to make a bunk bed with a trundle is the perfect choice. It's not just a spacious, but it also allows for two extra sleeping spaces to be made available when family and friends are invited to a sleepover party. This bunk bed by Max & Lily converts to two twin beds once the bunk days are done. It's a great investment for families. This twin-over-twin bunk bed features footboards and headboards with slats, as well as the 14-inch guardrails are affixed around the top to provide extra security. It is available in a white, smoky gray or a rich walnut stain. The majority of reviewers have stated that each finish is made from knot-free New Zealand Pine wood and has endured the test of time. It's not as heavy-duty or durable as some of the other alternatives, but it's able to withstand the rigors and washings of active play by kids without looking like a shabby mess. This modern-style bunk bed is a great fit for many rooms because of its ladder attachment, which allows it to be placed on either side of the frame, as well as its stairs built-in, which are placed in the middle rather than at the ends of the beds, as is standard with most other models we've looked at. The stairs are bigger than the majority of finalists and sit lower so that kids on the bottom bunk can climb up easier. It's also made from sustainably-sourced Baltic Birch wood, and is Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. As with all of the beds we've looked at it's essential to measure your space prior to making a purchase. Some reviewers agree that the bed is built to last however others point out that it is a bit too high for children to safely climb up on the top bunk. It's also a custom-made bed, so you might have to wait several weeks before you get it. Unfortunately it's not returnable in the event you decide to change your mind or need to reduce the size. 4. The Bunk Bed with Arch Bunk beds bring back many childhood memories, including the bedtime stories, pyjama parties, midnight snacks, and fights over who gets to sit on the top bunk. But, aside from the fun factor there are numerous practical reasons to think about a bunk for your kids as bunk beds take up less floor space than a single bed and can help save on the cost of utility. They also allow space for storage and play areas in the bedroom. But deciding on the bunk bed that is best for your space can be a bit difficult. With all the options there, you need to think about how you'll use the bunks and how your kids might change their room over time. To help, we spoke to children's interior designer Talya Nicolay of Kinderoo Children's Interiors for a small amount of advice and shopping tips. She recommended this twin-over-twin bed set for its clean lines, durability and affordable. She says that the bunk set is “like a tank” and adds that the steel frame “is often used in hotels because it's extremely sturdy.” It's also available in various colors that will match your room's decor. It's not as heavy or expensive as other options, but the price is slightly higher. The arch design on this bed is its most striking element that gives the room a contemporary sculptured, sculptural appearance. This unique bed is also more private for those on the top bunk. The full-length guardrail, along with the safety wall grooved creates a barrier that separates the top and bottom bunks. This makes the whole unit look more secure. Smart storage is a crucial aspect to consider when buying bunk beds. This bed from Harriet Bee is built with six drawers to stow away clothes, toys and more. The drawers have been set in a series to facilitate storage of things like books. The full-size loft and desk collaboration by West Elm and PB Teen makes a great choice when you're looking for a bunk that will evolve with your children. It's available in a few different styles and can be split into two beds later (full mattresses and trundle sold separately). Its simple paneled design is a little bit of a chameleon, and can be styled modern or traditional, based on your style.