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The Best Childrens Bunk Beds With Slides Kids' tastes change practically overnight, so it makes sense to get a bunk bed that can evolve with their bedroom decor. Snag this sturdy option from Pottery Barn for twin mattresses (sold separately) that can transform into two beds by taking off the connecting legs. The ladders are angled in order to save space in smaller rooms. This bunk also comes with a slide for added fun. 1. Wooden Bunk Bed with Slide Kids bunk beds with slide are the ultimate bed, changing the room into an indoor playground. Kids can enjoy a comfortable bed while sliding down the slide or racing up the stairs. Bunk beds with slide are available in loft bed and bunk bed designs which allows you to select a design that fits your child's room and personal preferences. Wooden bunk beds are a great choice for kids because they have a classic, timeless look that is perfect for a variety of bedroom designs. They also have a durable structure that can stand the tests of time and make them an investment that will last for the long term for your family. The wooden bunk beds come in a variety of finishes and colors, making it possible to pick the one that will fit your child's bedroom best. 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 small bedrooms or shared rooms for children, where the extra space is able to provide more storage space or more space to play. Many bunk and loft beds are equipped with built-in shelves for space-saving. 2. Wooden Bunk Bed with Stairs As opposed to ladder bunk beds which protrude into the space, a bunk bed that has stairs offers a more compact design that is less impactful on floor space. Bunk bed stairs are safer for children and teens to reach the top bunk, as they can climb the sturdy steps instead of using a ladder that is connected to the front or the side of the bed. Stairway bunks are also great for bedrooms with a traditional style. They blend well with many different home settings, including cottage-style rooms and heritage-themed spaces. These styles are popular in vacation homes and guest rooms. Some bunk beds for stairs come with drawers built into the stairs. This lets kids store their toys and clothes in a convenient spot. Some shelves are open so that books, toys, and other items for bedtime can be stored. These shelves are an excellent method of keeping the top bunk free of clutter. Many stairway beds can be converted into full or twin beds which gives you more flexibility. This lets parents accommodate two children with different ages in the same space. It is also an ideal option for siblings sharing a room. Bunk beds that have stairs that can be separated into two separate twin beds are ideal for tweens and teens who want to maintain privacy and privacy in their own bedrooms. 3. Wooden Bunk bed with Trundle Bunk beds are a great solution for space saving that children love. It's important to pick one that is in line with your budget and home decor. We consulted experts (including the author of The Bunk Bed Book) and parents, and found seven bunk beds made of wood that are both stylish and affordable. The sturdy bunk bed is constructed of durable, long-lasting timber and is available in a finish that blends with any decor. The stairs can be used as storage drawers for bedding and toys, and the trundle pullout underneath the bottom bunk offers extra sleeping space. A bunk bed can be quite tall because it's basically two beds that are stacked one on one. A lot of parents opt for a lower height model for rooms with ceilings less than nine feet. “They're ideal for a smaller room where a normal-height bed would take up a lot of space,” says Laura Fenton who is the author of The Bunk Bed Book. This twin-over full bunk bed features an ordinary ladder for children to climb up. It also features metal guard rails at the top, and either a 3-drawer chest or a Trundle underneath it (each sold separately). When your children outgrow the lower bunk the bed can be divided into two separate full beds, allowing them to spread out in their own rooms. 4. Wooden Bunk Bed with Faux Windows Bunk beds are a great alternative to save space in shared children's rooms. A majority of bunk beds feature a twin bed at the top and a larger bed at the bottom. This allows your children to be able to sleep independently, while saving space. Some bunks also include a trundle, which is an additional bed on casters that's placed under the lower bed. These can be added for guests or used by older kids as separate twin beds. The best method to select a bunk bed for children is to select one that fits your child's age and size of bedroom. If your ceiling is too low to accommodate traditional bunks, consider an loft bed instead. These higher-up designs give ample space below for furniture, storage, and studying. You might want to consider a bunk bed that has steps instead of a ladder, especially for younger children. These beds are elevated and have deep steps that allow toddlers to climb up without risking injury or falling. The stairs could even be equipped with shelves and drawers to make them even more useful and keep the room neat and tidy. Alternatively, opt for a staircase equipped with safety rails for an additional layer of security for children who are young. Additionally, they make it easier for children to climb down in the evening. childrens bunkbeds can also add guardrails to the top bunk for additional security. 5. Wooden Bunk Bed With Drawers Twin wood bunk beds provide a classic sleeping solution for children. They maximize space by stacking the two beds vertically, allowing more room for other furniture or play areas. Bunk beds can be found with a wide range of options to suit each child's needs, ranging from stairs for those who prefer walking, to climbing up to bed to trundles for guests. As opposed to metal frames with lower costs that make squeaking noises and become unstable with time, wood bunk beds are constructed from sturdy materials that ensure the peace of sleep. Certain bunk beds are constructed with anti-sag construction that helps them keep their shape. Many bunk beds come with drawers beneath the bottom bed to maximize storage space and make it easier to keep your room tidy and tidy. For children who love to read, a loft style bunk bed with an integrated bookcase is the perfect choice. A simple ladder lets them access the top bunk, while a desk on wheels tucked beneath the bed provides a space for writing, playing games, or even studying. Made of solid pine, this bunk bed features wheat-colored finish and comes with slats kits that allow you to put your own mattress on it (mattress available separately). The 36'' of headroom between the beds at the top and bottom provides plenty of room for adults and children to relax comfortably. This bunk bed also assembles quickly and without the need for tools. 6. Wooden Bunk Bed with Storage With a bunk bed with storage, you can free up space and provide a convenient storage space for items in your kids' room. These beds come with drawers to store bed linens, games and toys. These drawers are seamlessly integrated into frames, so you can keep your child's room neat and tidy. Some models come with trundles that can be pulled out from under the bunk to accommodate guests. Bunk beds that have storage are available in a broad range of styles and designs. From traditional bunk beds to twin lofts, there are many options. Bunk beds are designed to grow with your children. Some sets let you separate the top bunk to create two single beds. Others have a ladder that can be removed for security, and high-quality guardrails to prevent children from falling off the top bunk. Many of these models have slanted ladders, or vertical ladders to aid in climbing for children who may be uncomfortable with a straight staircase. Metal bunk beds may be a good option in the short-term but nothing is comparable to the long-lasting and durable features that wood bunk beds can provide. Real wood is stronger and more stable than engineered materials like particle board or multi-density fibreboard. The beds will last for a long time, regardless of whether you pick a basic twin-over-full wood bunk bed or a triple wooden bunk bed that has an escalator.