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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed With Slide A bunk bed with slide transforms the space into a fun-filled play space. The sturdy structure and safety guardrails ensure a secure sleep, while the easy storage steps support twin mattresses without the need for a box spring. Choose from three different finishes to complement any decor scheme. A clean, crisp white is a great match for any room whether it's cottage, coastal or colorful. Muted gray or clay are perfect for contemporary spaces. 1. Harriet Bee Bunk Bed with Slide Solid wooden bunk beds are the best choice when you're looking for beds that last. They are more durable and can be painted or stained to match the decor of your bedroom Fenton says. Fenton. Metal bunk beds are also available, and can be less expensive, but are also more noisy and uncomfortable. Bunk beds should have a minimum of six inches above the mattresses. The top bunk must also have a sturdy ladder. Fenton advises that if you have young children, an angled ladder is better than a straight ladder because it occupies less space and is easier to climb. This bunk from Max & Lily fits two twin mattresses without eating up enough floor space. It boasts plenty of features that parents will love, including an integrated bookcase, removable drawers under the bunk's bottom, and a trundle bed for sleepovers. It has a minimalist, stylish design and is made of durable reclaimed birch & pine plywood that is certified GREENGUARD gold, which means it is not releasing harmful chemicals into air. This bunk bed is on the more expensive side and requires assembly but the manufacturer offers in-home delivery for a nominal fee and offers detailed instructions. This bunk bed with a low profile by Mainstays is another alternative. It can accommodate two twin mattresses, and its smaller shape makes it ideal for smaller spaces. It comes with a variety of flexible features as well with the option to split the bed into twin-sized beds if your children are ready to change their style. It also comes in multiple designs and features an angular ladder that is easier to climb than straight ones but still doesn't take up too much room, Fenton says. This loft from Oeuf is a chic option that's designed to last through the years, and even into your teens, if your kids decide to hang on to their bunk bed a more. It is made in Europe using FSC Baltic birch, and is GREENGUARD Gold certified to ensure that it does not emit any emissions. best bunk can choose between a walnut or birch finishing. 2. Max & Lily Low Bunk Bed with Slide This twin over twin bunkbed is constructed of knot-free solid wood that will make the most of your bedroom space. The neutral non-toxic, non-toxic surface with a low VOC creates a healthier environment indoors. The 14-inch guardrails on top bunk ensure that children are safe. A reversible ladder can be placed on either side of the bed, depending on the layout of your room and has the rounded edges to allow for comfortable climbing. The sturdy structure is reinforced with wood slats, support bars and secure metal-on-metal bolt connections that can withstand up to 400 pounds of weight per sleeping surface. This bunk bed is part of the Maxwood brand family, which is renowned for its top quality, safety and entertainment. It's built to last. The compact design allows two sleeping surfaces to be stacked, and can be further enhanced with play curtains (purchased separately). The footboards and headboards with slats have a a durable and low VOC finish while the flush hardware gives it an elegant, modern appearance. The bed comes with a detailed instruction manual, all the required hardware, and a bunker board. It is easy to assemble and does not require the use of a box spring. Max & Lily offers a 10-year limited warranty from the manufacturer on all of their products. 3. Merax Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Slide and Stairway This twin over twin bunkbed that comes with a slide can transform your child's room into an exciting playhouse. This bunk bed is a functional playhouse that can transform your child's bedroom into a cabin-inspired playhouse. It comes with an integrated slide, which encourages the imagination of your child to soar. This wood bunk bed has a pitched roof and two front windows that form an adorable “house”. It lets kids to be comfortable while playing or sleeping. This bunk bed in the shape of a house also includes two drawers and shelves for storage which makes it a great choice for rooms with limited space. This twin over twin bed with slide and stairs is made of sturdy pine and MDF for durability and stability. This bunk bed's sturdy slat system eliminates the need for box springs or other foundations, making it more space-efficient and making it easy to put up. This bunk bed features full-length guardrails for the upper bunk. It is suitable for children of all ages and will give them the extra security they require to get an adequate night's sleep. The lower bunk is great for kids who are young, and the top bunk has an expansive layout that is ideal for guests and older siblings. With the ladder included the bunk bed is easy to reach from the ground, and children can get up and down independently. The attached slide adds extra fun and meets the needs of your child's play and will ensure that they wake up with smiles on their faces every morning. The wood bunk bed is available in multiple boxes. It's easy to assemble, and does not require any tools. 4. Max & Lily twin over full bunk bed with slide This bunk bed offers the perfect mix of functionality and fun that kids and parents enjoy. Its low design is ideal for smaller spaces. The top bunk is topped with high 14” guardrails that fit standard mattress dimensions. The angled ladder has round edges to provide a comfortable and easy climb. Solid, knot-free New Zealand Pine wood adds strength and stability and the footboards with slats, flush-colored hardware, and color-matched flush-finished head and footboards give it a a sleek and modern look. Its low VOC finish that is long-lasting and easy to maintain, meets or exceeds safety standards of furniture for children. Instructions, upper/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. That's why it's important to compare options before purchasing a bed, says Laura Fenton, author of The Bunk Bed Book: The 115 Best Designs for Twins, Triplets, and More. She advises to look for a sturdy construction which will ensure that the bunk will last through years of use and abuse. She also suggests considering the material that is made from durable and eco-friendly wood or a strong composite. The majority of the bunks in our roundup were made of either material, and a lot are Greenguard Gold certified, meaning they meet or exceed the air quality standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency. The final thing to think about is the ladder, which can be straight or angled, and should be put 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 take up more space to climb, but they are safer. Straight ladders can be more difficult to fall from. Some of the bunks we looked at have stairs that are easier to use, but require more space. This could be an ideal option if you have a child who requires extra help to get in bed. The majority of our picks can be converted into two beds, so that the bunk can serve your child as they develop. For example, the Oeuf Perch bunk, a beloved of Fenton and writer (and mom of two) Alex Morris, can be separated into a loft bed and a regular twin bed so that it won't feel “baby” when your child enters their teen years.