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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed With Slide A bunk bed that has slide can transform a sleeping space into a fun and exciting play area. The sturdy construction and safety guardrails provide extra security for sleep, while the storage stairs are convenient and provide twin mattresses without the need for a box spring. Choose from three finishes to match a variety of styles of decor. Crisp, clean white is a perfect match for coastal, cottage or vibrant rooms. muted gray or clay look great in modern spaces. 1. Harriet Bee Bunk Bed with Slide If you're looking for a bunk bed that can endure the test of time, choose solid wood options. They are stronger and can be painted or stained to match any bedroom decor according to Fenton. You'll also find metal bunk beds, which are generally more affordable but can be more noisy and uncomfortable. Bunk beds must have a minimum of six inches above the mattresses. The top bunk should also be equipped with an erect ladder. If you have younger children choose an angled ladder rather than straight ones, since it takes up less space on the floor and is easier to use for children, Fenton adds. Max & Lily's bed fits two twin mattresses and doesn't occupy much space. It has numerous features that parents will love like the bookcase that is integrated and the drawers that can be removed from the bunk that is on the bottom. There is also a trundle that can be used for sleepovers. It's a minimalist, elegant design and is constructed of durable reclaimed birch & pine plywood that is certified GREENGUARD gold, meaning it doesn't release harmful chemicals into the air. This bunk bed is on the more expensive side and requires assembly, however, the company offers home delivery for a nominal fee and includes specific instructions. Another option is this low-profile bunk from Mainstays, which fits two twin mattresses and has a shorter design that is better suited for smaller spaces. It comes with a variety of versatile features too and can divide the beds into twin beds if your children are ready to change their look. It also comes in multiple finishes and comes with an angular ladder that's much easier to climb than straight ones but still doesn't take up enough space, Fenton says. This loft from Oeuf is a chic option that is designed to last the years, and even into your teens, should your kids decide to hang on to their bunk bed a more. It is made in Europe with FSC Baltic birch, and is GREENGUARD Gold certified to ensure it doesn't release any fumes. You can choose between a walnut or birch finishing. 2. Max & Lily Low bunk bed with slide Sturdy & Space-Saving Design: Made of knot-free solid pine wood this twin over twin bunk bed is durable and maximizes the space of your bedroom in a stylish manner. The non-toxic low VOC neutral color finish promotes the health of your indoor environment. 14-inch high guardrails on the top bunk provide safety for children. The reversible ladder is designed with rounded edges to make climbing easier. It can be installed either side of the bunk bed, according to the layout of your room. The sturdy construction is reinforced with wood slats and support bars, and strong metal-on-metal bolt connections that can support up to 400 pounds per sleeping surface. This bunk bed is part of the Maxwood brand family, which is known for its high-end quality, safety and entertainment. It's built to last. The design is space-saving, allowing two sleeping surfaces to be stacked and is also complemented by playing curtains (purchased separately). The headboards and footboards are completed with a low VOC and durable finish while matching, flush hardware gives the bed modern, sleek design. A detailed instruction manual as well as all necessary hardware are included for easy assembly. This bunk bed requires no box spring or bunkie board. Max & Lily offers a 10-year limited warranty from the manufacturer on all their products. 3. Merax Twin Over Two Twin Bunk Beds with Slide and Staircase Transform your kid's bedroom into an exciting playhouse by purchasing this twin over twin bunk bed that comes with a slide. The straightforward exterior belies this bunk bed's fully functional nature, transforming your child's room into a cabin-inspired playhouse with a built-in slide, encouraging their imagination to soar. best cheap bunk beds comes with an elevated roof and two front windows, creating a charming “house” aesthetic and allowing children to be cozy while they sleep or play. This bunk bed with a house design comes with two drawers as well as an integrated storage shelf. It is perfect for small rooms. This twin over twin bunk bed with slide and stairs is made of sturdy pine and MDF to ensure durability and stability. The solid slats of this bunk bed eliminate the necessity for foundations or box springs, which makes it easy to put together. Featuring full-length guardrails on the upper bunk, this bed is suitable for children of all ages. It offers the extra security you require to ensure your children get an enjoyable night's sleep. The lower bunk is great for children who are younger, whereas the top bunk has ample space, which is perfect for guests and older siblings. With the ladder included the bunk bed is easy to reach from the ground, and children can climb up and down independently. The slide that is attached to the bed adds fun and will meet your child's interactive play needs and will ensure that they get up with a smile on their face every morning. The wood bunk bed is available in a variety of boxes. It's easy to build, and requires no tools. 4. Max & Lily twin over full bunk bed with slide This bunk bed is a perfect combination of enjoyment and function that kids and parents will love. Its low design is ideal for smaller spaces, and the top bunk features tall 14” guardrails to safely fit the standard dimensions of a mattress. The angle-angled ladder with rounded edges offers easy and comfortable climbing. Solid, knot-free New Zealand Pine wood adds strength and stability, while the slatted footboards, flush-colored hardware, and color-matched, flush-finished head and footboards give it a modern and sleek appearance. Its tough and low VOC finish is easy to maintain and is in line with or exceeds the safety standards set by the federal government for furniture designed for children. Instructions, upper and lower slat rolls, as well as the required hardware are included. Bunk beds can be expensive—especially ones with a slide, which can run more than $1,000. This is why it's crucial to research options prior to purchasing a bed, says Laura Fenton, author of The Bunk Bed Book: A Collection of 115 designs for Twins, Triplets, and More. She recommends that you look for a bunk with a solid structure, as it will ensure that the bunk will stand the test of time use and abuse. She also suggests that you look at the material. It should be constructed from durable, environmentally friendly wood or a sturdy composite. Most of the bunks in our roundup were constructed with either type of material, and a lot are Greenguard Gold certified, meaning they meet or exceed the air quality standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency. The ladder is the final aspect to consider. It can be straight or angled and should be placed on the left or right side of the bed depending on the dimensions and layout of the room. Angled ladders require more real estate to climb but are safer than straight ladders, which could be easier to fall off of, Fenton says. Some of the bunks we reviewed have stairs that are more convenient to use but take up more space. This may be an option if have a young child who requires extra help to get to bed. Most of our picks can be converted into two beds to allow your child to utilize the bunk as they become. For instance, the Oeuf Perch bunk, a beloved of Fenton and writer (and mom of two) Alex Morris, can be separated into a loft and an ordinary twin bed, so that it won't feel “baby” when your child enters their teen years.