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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed With Slide A bunk bed that has a slide can transform a bedroom into a fun-filled play area. The sturdy construction and safety guardrails guarantee a comfortable sleep while the convenient storage steps can support twin mattresses without requiring the use of a box spring. Choose from three different finishes to match a variety decor schemes. A crisp, clean white can be a perfect match for any space, whether it's cottage, coastal or colorful. Muted gray or clay are great for contemporary spaces. 1. Harriet Bee Bunk bed with Slide If you're seeking a bunk bed that can last for a long time, choose a solid wood option. Fenton states that bunk beds made of solid wood are more durable and can be painted or stained to match the decor of your bedroom. Metal bunk beds are also available, which are more affordable, but less quiet and less comfortable. Bunk beds should have railings that are at least 6 inches higher than the mattresses to stop children from falling off, and the top bunk should have a sturdy ladder that's easy to climb. Fenton suggests that if you have small children, an angled ladder is better than a straight ladder because it occupies less space and is easier for them to climb. Max and Lily's bunk bed fits two twin mattresses and doesn't occupy much space. It's got many features that parents love, such as an integrated bookcase and drawers that can be removed from the bunk that is on the bottom. There's also a trundle for sleepovers. It has a minimalist, stylish design and is made of durable reclaimed birch and pine plywood that is certified GREENGUARD gold, which means that it doesn't release harmful chemicals into the air. The bunk bed is on the more expensive side and requires assembly, but the brand offers in-home delivery for a nominal fee and includes specific instructions. This low-profile bunk bed from Mainstays is a different alternative. It is able to accommodate two twin mattresses, and its shorter shape makes it ideal for smaller spaces. It's got some versatile features too and can divide the beds into twin beds if you're children are ready for a fresh look. It also comes in multiple designs and features an angular ladder that's much easier to climb than a straight ladder but doesn't take up too much room, Fenton says. This loft bed made by Oeuf is built to last for years and in your teens if you decide to let your children keep their bunk beds for a bit longer. It is made in Europe with FSC Baltic birch and is GREENGUARD Gold certified to ensure it doesn't emit emissions. url can choose from the walnut or birch finishes. 2. Max & Lily Low Bunk Bed with Slide This twin over twin bunk bed is constructed of knot-free solid wood that will maximize your bedroom space. The neutral non-toxic, non-toxic surface with low VOC promotes a healthy indoor environment. The 14-inch guardrails on the top bunk ensure child safety. The ladder reversible is made with rounded edges that facilitate climbing. It can be installed either side of the bunk bed, according to the layout of your room. The sturdy build is reinforced with plywood slats, metal support bars and secure metal-on bolt connections that can withstand up to 400 pounds per sleeping surface. This bunk bed is part of the Maxwood brand family, which is known for its superior quality, safety and entertainment. It's built to last. The space-saving design allows for two sleeping surfaces to be stacked, and can also be enhanced by play curtains (purchased separately). The headboards and footboards are coated with a low VOC, durable finish, while matching, flush hardware gives the bed a a sleek, contemporary look. This bunk bed comes with a comprehensive instruction manual, as well as all the required hardware, and a bunkie board. It is simple to put together and does not require an additional box spring. Max & Lily is proud to offer a 10 year limited manufacturer's warranty on all their products. 3. Merax Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Slide and Stairway Transform your kid's bedroom into a playful playhouse with this twin over twin bunk bed that comes with a slide. The straightforward exterior belies the bunk bed's functional nature, transforming your child's room into a cabin-themed playhouse with a slide built-in that will allow their imagination to soar. This wooden bunk bed comes with a pitched roof as well as two front windows that form an adorable “house”. It lets kids to feel comfortable when they play or sleep. 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 with slide and stairs is made of strong pine and MDF to ensure durability and stability. The sturdy slats eliminate the necessity for box springs or additional foundations, making it more space-efficient and making it simple to set up. With full-length guardrails for the upper bunk, this bunk bed is suitable for kids of all ages. It offers the extra security you require to ensure your children get the best night's rest. The lower bunk is great for kids who are young, and the top bunk is a spacious layout perfect for older siblings and guests. The bunk bed is easily accessible by stepping on the ladder that is included. Kids can also climb up and down on their own. The slide is ideal for adding an extra element of excitement for your child, and meet their interactive play needs. They will wake up each day with smiles. This wood bunk bed with slide and stairs arrives in multiple boxes, so it's easy to put together and doesn't require any tools. 4. Max & Lily Twin Over Full Bunk Bed with Slide This bunk bed is a perfect combination of fun and function that both parents and kids will enjoy. Its low-profile design makes it ideal for smaller spaces, and the top bunk features tall 14” guardrails that are safe for standard mattress sizes. The angled ladder with rounded edges offers comfortable, easy climbing. Solid knot-free New Zealand Pine wood adds strength and stability and the feet with slats, the flush-colored hardware, and color-matched flush-finished head and footboards create a sleek and modern look. Its durable, low VOC finish is easy to maintain and it meets or surpasses the safety standards of the federal government for furniture designed for children. Instructions, upper/lower slats, and the necessary hardware are included. Bunk beds can be expensive—especially ones with a slide, which can run more than $1,000. Laura Fenton, the author of The Bunk Bed Book : The 115 Designs for Twins, Triplets and More, says that it is essential to look at your options prior to making a purchase. She recommends that you look for a bunk with a solid structure, as this will ensure the bunk will last for years of use and abuse. She also suggests you think about the material. It should be constructed from durable, sustainable wood or a strong composite. The majority of the bunks we've looked at are made of either one or the other. A majority of them are Greenguard Gold certified meaning they meet the air quality standards set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency. The ladder is the last aspect to consider. It is able to be straight or inclined and should be placed either on the left or right side of the bed based on the dimensions and layout of the room. Fenton says that angled ladders consume more space to climb however they are also safer. Straight ladders are more difficult to fall from. Some of the bunks we looked at have stairs that are more convenient to use, but they take up more space. This is an option if have a toddler who needs extra support to get into bed. The majority of our choices can be made into two separate beds to allow your child to utilize the bunk as they develop. For example, the Oeuf Perch bunk, a popular choice for Fenton and writer (and mom of two) Alex Morris, can be split into a loft bed and a regular twin bed so that it doesn't feel “baby” when your child enters the teen years.