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The Best Childrens Bunk Beds With Slides Kids' tastes change practically every minute, so it makes sense to invest in a bunk bed that can adapt to their bedroom decor. Get this sturdy bed from Pottery Barn for twin mattresses (sold separately) that can transform into two separate beds by removing the connecting legs. It has side rails to keep them secure from falling out of bed or falling off the ladder, and angled ladders can be used to save space in smaller rooms. The bunk also has slides for additional fun. 1. Wooden Bunk Bed with Slide Kids bunk beds with slides are the ultimate bed, changing the space into an indoor play area. With a bed that has a slide children can have fun climbing the stairs and sliding down while having comfortable sleeping quarters. Bunk beds that slide are available in loft or bunk bed designs. You can pick the style that best suits your child's bedroom and personal style. Wooden bunk beds are a fantastic option for kids as they offer a classic, timeless look that is perfect for a variety of bedroom designs. They are also built to last, which makes them a purchase that your family can enjoy for a long time. Additionally the wooden bunk beds are available in various finishes that allow you to pick the color and style that is best suited to the room of your child. The wooden bunk bed with slide can make space in the children's room by stacking two beds vertically. This leaves more space for other furniture and activities. This is especially useful in smaller bedrooms or shared rooms for children, where the extra space can be used for more storage or more room to play. Additionally many loft and bunk bed models have built-in storage options for additional space-saving benefits. 2. Wooden Bunk Bed with Stairs A bunk bed with stairs is a more compact alternative to ladder bunk beds, which extend out of the room. This reduces the impact on floor space. Bunk bed stairs also make it safer for children and teens to get to the top bunk, as they climb on solid steps instead of having to climb an angled or straight ladder off the side or the front of the bed. Stairway bunks are also perfect for bedrooms with a traditional style. They are a great fit with different home environments such as cottage-style spaces and heritage-themed spaces. These styles are popular in vacation homes and guest rooms. Some models of stairway bunk beds have drawers built into the stairs. This lets kids store their toys and clothes in a convenient location. Some shelves have open shelves where books, stuffed toys and other bedtime items can be stored. These shelves are a great option to keep the top bunk clean. Many staircase beds can be made into twin or full beds which gives you more flexibility. This allows parents to accommodate two children of different ages within the same space. It is also an ideal option for siblings sharing rooms. Bunk beds can be divided into two twin beds by taking out the stairs are ideal for teens and tweens who want their privacy and privacy. 3. Wooden Bunk Bed with Trundle A common feature of camps and shared rooms for kids, bunk beds are efficient space-saving options that are exciting for children. It's also important to choose one that fits your budget and home decor. We talked to experts (including The Bunk Bed Book author) and parents and came up with seven attractive and affordable wooden bunk beds. This sturdy bunk bed is constructed of sturdy, long-lasting pine. childrens princess bunk bed is finished in a classic style that can be paired with any decor. The stairs can be used as storage drawers for bedding and toys and the trundle pullout beneath the bottom bunk offers extra sleeping space. A bunk bed can be quite tall since it's two beds stacked one on one. This is why many parents choose a low-height model that's perfect for rooms with ceilings under nine feet. “They're ideal for smaller rooms where a standard-height bunk would take up a lot of space,” says Laura Fenton, author of The Bunk Bed Book. This twin-over-full bed comes with a standard ladder that's simple for kids to climb, and also metal guard rails at the top, and three drawers of storage unit or a trundle beneath (each sold separately). This bed can be divided into two full beds when your children grow out of the lower bunk. 4. Wooden Bunk bed with faux windows Bunk beds can be a great option for saving space in shared rooms for children. Most bunk beds come with a twin bed at the top and a larger bed at the bottom. This allows your kids to sleep on their own while saving space. Some bunks have the trundle, which is an additional bed with wheels that is stored under the bunk bed underneath. They can be used as twin beds by children of a certain age or as guest beds for guests. Choose a bunk bed for your child depending on their age and the dimensions of their bedroom. If your ceiling is too low for standard bunks, opt for a loft bed instead. These elevated beds open up the floor beneath storage, studying and lounge furniture while providing plenty of headroom for children to sleep comfortably. For younger kids, consider bunk beds with stairs instead of a ladder. These elevated beds for kids have deep stairs that allow toddlers as well as preschoolers to clamber up safely without the risk of falling off or getting hurt. These stairs can even be equipped with built-in drawers and shelves to make them more practical and keep the bedroom tidy. Select a staircase that is equipped with safety rails to provide an extra layer of protection for young children. They also allow kids to climb down at night. You can also add guardrails to the top bunk for extra safety. 5. Wooden Bunk Bed With Drawers The most popular method of sleeping with your siblings is twin wood bunk beds. They maximize space by stacking two beds vertically, allowing more space for other furniture or play areas. Bunk beds come with a wide range of options to suit each child's needs, ranging from stairs for those who prefer walking, to climbing up to their bed to trundles that can be used for overnight guests. As opposed to metal frames with lower costs, which can make loud noises and then become unstable over time, wood bunk beds are constructed from solid materials that guarantee a quiet night's sleep. Some bunk beds are built with anti-sag structures, which helps them maintain their shape. A lot of bunk beds have drawers beneath the bed, maximizing space for storage and making it easier to keep the room clean and organized. For kids who love to read, a loft style bunk bed with a built-in bookcase is ideal. A simple ladder allows them to access the top bunk while the desk that is tucked under with wheels gives a place to write, study or playing with games and toys. Built from solid pine and fir, this bunk bed comes with wheat-colored finish and comes with slat kits to add your own mattress (mattress available separately). The 36” of headroom between the top and bottom beds is enough for adults and children to comfortably sleep. The bunk bed also can be assembled easily without the need of tools. 6. Wooden Bunk Bed with Storage You can reduce the space in your child's bedroom by using a bunk bed that has storage. These beds come with drawers to store bed linens, games and toys. These drawers are seamlessly integrated into frames, to help keep your child's bedroom tidy and uncluttered. Certain models have trundles which can be pulled out from under the bunk to accommodate 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 grow with your children. Certain sets allow you to split the top bunk to create two single beds. Some have ladders that can be removed to ensure safety, as well as high-quality guardrails to keep children from falling off the top bunk. A lot of these models feature slanted ladders or vertical ladders to make climbing easier for young children who may be uncomfortable on a straight staircase. While metal bunks are a great option for short-term use however nothing is as durable as the durability and longevity of wooden bunk beds. Wood is more durable and more durable than engineered materials like particle board or multi-density fiberboard. It doesn't matter if you pick a basic twin over full wood bunk bed or an elaborate triple wooden bunk with staircase they are a wise investment that will last for many years to come.