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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed With Slide A bunk bed that has a slide can transform a sleeping space into a jolly play space. The sturdy construction and safety guardrails ensure a safe sleep. the storage stairs can be used to can accommodate twin mattresses without the need for a box spring. Choose from three different finishes that will complement any style. White, clean and crisp is a fail-proof option for coastal, cottage or vibrant rooms. muted gray or clay are great in contemporary spaces. 1. Harriet Bee Bunk Bed with Slide If you're looking for a bunk bed that will endure the test of time, look for a solid wood option. Fenton states that solid wood bunk beds are more durable and can be painted or stained to match the decor of your bedroom. You'll also find metal bunk beds, which are usually more affordable but can be noisy and uncomfortable. Bunk beds must have guardrails at least six inches above the mattress. The top bunk should also be equipped with a sturdy ladder. Fenton advises that if you have small children, an angled ladder is more suitable than a straight ladder because it takes up less space and is more a breeze for them to climb. This bunk from Max & Lily fits two twin mattresses without taking up the floor space. It boasts plenty of features that parents will love, like an integrated bookcase, removable drawers under the bunk's bottom, and a trundle bed for sleepovers. It also has a stylish, minimalist silhouette and is constructed of durable reclaimed pine and birch plywood that's certified to be GREENGUARD Gold, meaning it doesn't release any harmful chemicals into the air. This bunk bed is on the expensive side and requires assembly, but the manufacturer offers in-home delivery for a small fee and includes detailed instructions. This bunk bed with a low profile from Mainstays is another alternative. It fits two twin mattresses, and its shorter shape makes it ideal for smaller rooms. It also comes with some adaptable features, like the ability to separate the beds into separate twin beds when your children are ready to change. It also comes with a variety of finishes and comes with an angular ladder that is easier to climb than a straight one but doesn't take up enough space, Fenton says. This loft from Oeuf is a stylish pick which is built to last the years—and even into your teens, should your kids decide to hang on to their bunk bed a bit longer. It's made in Europe using FSC Baltic Birch and is GREENGUARD Gold certified to ensure it does not emit any gasses. You can choose between either a walnut or birch finish. 2. Max & Lily Low bunk bed with slide Sturdy and Space-Saving Design: Made from knot-free solid pine wood, this twin-over-twin bunk bed is built to last and maximizes your bedroom space with style. The neutral non-toxic, non-toxic finish with low VOC ensures a healthy and safe indoor environment. The 14-inch guardrails on the top bunk ensure child safety. A reversible ladder is placed on either side of the bed, depending on the layout of your room. It has rounded edges for comfortable climbing. The sturdy structure is reinforced with plywood slats and metal support bars, and strong metal-on-metal bolt connections that can support up to 400 pounds per sleeping surface. It is part of the Maxwood family of brands – children's furniture experts bringing a tradition of top quality, safety and fun This bunk bed is built to last. The space-saving design allows for two sleeping surfaces to be stacked, and can be further enhanced with play curtains (purchased separately). The slatted headboards and footboards feature sturdy and low VOC finish, while the flush, hardware gives it an elegant, modern appearance. This bunk bed comes with a detailed instruction manual, all the necessary hardware and a bunkie board. It is simple to assemble and doesn't require a box spring. Max & Lily is proud to offer a 10-year, limited warranty from the manufacturer on all their products. 3. Merax Twin Over Two Twin Bunk Beds with Slide and Staircase This twin over twin bunkbed that comes with a slide will transform your child's bedroom into a fun playhouse. The simple exterior conceals this bunk bed's practical nature, transforming your kid's room into a playhouse inspired by a cabin with a built-in slide and allowing their imagination to soar. The wood bunk bed features a pitched roof and two front windows, which create an adorable “house”. It lets kids to feel comfortable in their beds while they play or sleep. The bunk bed that is shaped like a house also comes with two drawers and a storage shelf, making it an ideal option for rooms with limited space. This twin over twin bed with slide and stairs is made of strong pine and MDF to ensure durability and stability. The solid slats of this bed eliminate the need for foundations or box springs, which increases space and makes it easy to put together. This bunk bed features full-length guardrails on the upper bunk. It is suitable for children of all ages and will give them the extra protection they require to have the best sleep possible. The lower bunk is the perfect size for children and the top bunk offers a spacious layout that's perfect for guests or older siblings. With the ladder included, this bunk bed is easy to access from the ground, and children can climb up and down independently. The attached slide adds extra fun and meets the needs of your child's play to ensure they wake up with smiles on their faces every morning. This wood bunk bed comes in multiple boxes. It's easy to assemble and doesn't require any tools. 4. Max & Lily Twin Over Full Bunk Bed with Slide This bunk bed delivers the perfect mix of functionality and fun that kids and parents enjoy. Its low-profile design is perfect for smaller spaces, and the top bunk has tall 14” guardrails to safely fit standard mattress dimensions. The angled ladder features rounded edges for an easy and comfortable climb. Solid knot-free New Zealand pine wood adds strength and stability, while the footboards and headboards slatted and flush and color-matched hardware give it a modern, sleek look. best metal bunk beds that is durable and easy to maintain, is in line with or exceeds the safety standards of furniture for children. Included are instructions, lower and upper roll slats, as well as the required hardware. Bunk beds can be expensive—especially ones with a slide, which can run more than $1,000. That's why it's important to compare options before buying a bed, according to Laura Fenton, author of The Bunk Bed Book: 115 designs for Twins, Triplets, and More. She suggests to look for a sturdy construction that will ensure that the bunk will last for many years of abuse and use. She also suggests you think about the material. It should be constructed from durable, sustainable wood or a durable composite. The majority of the bunks we've reviewed are made of either type of material. Many are Greenguard Gold certified meaning they meet the standards for air quality set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency. The final thing to think about is the ladder, which can be straight or angled and should be placed on the left or right side of the long side of the bed, depending on the size of the room and its arrangement. Fenton says that angled ladders consume more space to climb, but they are safer. Straight ladders are more difficult to fall off of. Some of the bunks in our review have stairs that are easier to climb, but they take up more space on the floor, which could be a good option if your child is older and requires additional support to get into the bed. The majority of our choices can be transformed into two separate beds to allow your child to use the bunk as they become. For example, the Oeuf Perch bunk, a beloved of Fenton and writer (and mom of two) Alex Morris, can be split into a loft bed and a regular twin bed so that it won't feel “baby” when your child enters the teen years.