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The Best Detachable Bunk Beds A bunk bed transforms the bedroom into an adventure: children use them to hide out to play with their toys, race down the slide, and play make-believe. The most detachable beds can also grow with kids and can be converted into twin beds as they reach the age of adolescence. Think about a triple bunk like this modern pick from Oeuf. It can be a great option for siblings who sleep over with each other or in a tween. Consider a triple bunk bed such as this modern choice from Oeuf. It can accommodate siblings who share or tweens sleeping together. The Mission Gary Mission Gary This bed comes from Max & Lily, which is durable, sleek and built to last, is a great option for a room shared by two kids. A favorite of both Fenton and writer (and mother of two) Alex Morris, the wood-framed bunk has side ladders, guardrails on both beds, a pull-out trundle that can double as a twin bed, and is available in seven different finishes to match your kiddos' decor. (A top-bed bedside tray is also included.) The low-floor design is ideal for smaller spaces, and it can be split into two beds after the bunking days are over. The model is more expensive than the other models on the list, but it is constructed from solid pine wood that feels sturdy. Bunk beds are a big investment, so it's important to consider the height of your ceilings as well as the amount of space you have to put in the pieces. Iapicco says that a bunk bed that is too tall may feel claustrophobic and make it difficult for children to climb into and out of the bed. But best made bunk beds that is too short may be too small. She also points out that a bunk bed with an integrated ladder has a smaller footprint in comparison to one that requires a separate set of stairs. If you choose to opt for a staircase choose a design that puts the steps centrally and isn't too steep. You can buy an extra bed under it for blankets and a spare mattress or buy a trundle that allows for a twin-sized bed to be permanently placed. Another sturdy, solid option, this metal bunk bed from Room & Board is the only non-wood option on this list. It's notable for being “a tank,” per Fenton. The bed is available in a range of sizes ranging from full-overfull up to twin over twin. It is also seam-welded which prevents bedbugs from settling inside. It's also available in several colors and the manufacturer also offers an assurance against bed bug infestations to provide an added piece of peace of mind. The IKEA Mydal This IKEA bunkbed is the perfect choice to maximize space. It's affordable and easy to put together, yet it's still sturdy enough to hold two kids with a combined weight of 200 pounds. It's also easy to put together since the majority of the hardware comes with it and no tools are needed. Be sure to go through the instructions thoroughly and secure screws. You can speed up the assembly process by using supports or blocks as temporary supports. This is particularly useful for those who are assembling the entire thing on your own. It's also beneficial to have all the necessary tools on hand. This bed from Mainstays is another great option for small space. It accommodates two twin beds within the frame in a compact size. This bed is tucked away to the ground, which makes it a breeze for children who are smaller to get on and off. It's a bit more costly than other beds, however it's made of solid wood and GREENGUARD Gold-certified, meaning that it's not a source of chemical emissions. Bunk beds that are fun and unique are a hit with many youngsters however, they can take over small spaces. Max and Lily's choice is an excellent compromise. It's styled like something from the past, but is also compact and cute. It can also be separated into two beds after the bunking days have passed which makes it an ideal option for bedrooms that are shared. Although most bunks are equipped with ladders, some also have stairs that are more comfortable to climb and look more attractive than traditional ladders. Stairs can take up lots of space and are difficult for children who are having trouble climbing or getting out of the bed. This bunk bed has an unique, centrally placed ladder that makes it more comfortable and less daunting for younger children. A trundle can be a great option for any bunk, but it is especially useful when sharing a bedroom. This Matrix bunk bed has the trundle, which can be used as a daybed, or as a mattress for sleepovers. It also has an extremely low profile that can be incorporated into smaller spaces. The trundle can be used to store extra bedding, and it is easily removed when it is not in use. The Harriet Bee We love bunk beds that have the appearance of fairytales We also love designs with a minimalist design. They offer more versatility and are more functional. That's why we like this ecru-colored option from Room & Board, which is as stylish as it is sturdy and durable. The bunk bed can be transformed into two twin beds. It is ideal for siblings sharing a bedroom or accommodating guests from outside the city. While the majority of bunk beds are with a twin-over-twin style the full-over-full bunk from Max & Lily is a excellent choice for rooms with more floor space. Although it requires more assembly than our other picks, the instructions are clear and straightforward and the sturdy construction is built to withstand years of wear and tear. This model is GREENGUARD gold certified that means it doesn't emit foul chemical fumes. The addition of a slide to a bunk bed is a great way to make sleep time enjoyable, and this one from Harriet Bee has a pretty cute and unique design that is sure to delight both adults and kids. Although it could encourage more play than sleep initially, once your children get used to it, they may be able to use it regularly. The best part is that this solution does not require any additional purchases and is an extremely affordable addition to any bedroom set. Another advantage of this bed is that its upper and lower guardrails can be accessible, allowing it to function as two separate beds when your children outgrow their bunks. This bed is built to last, due to its sturdy steel frame and solid wood construction. It is able to withstand even the most active kids. The only downside is that this is the only non-wood bunk bed that we have on our list, and it's a bit heavier than some of our other options. The Matrix If you're looking for an affordable bunk bed that won't sag in the night, check out this sturdy pick. The bunk bed is solid construction that can support up to two twin mattresses, without a box spring. It's easy to put together, has a sleek design and can be customized using various accessories like fairy lights or simply a coat of paint. Additionally, the slatted guardrails at each end are strong enough to stop children from getting their heads stuck between them, which could be a problem in other bunk beds. Bunk beds can be tricky to find that has the right combination of safety features and a design that will fit your child's room. Find a model that meets Consumer Product Safety Commission guidelines to ensure your kids' safety and ensure that the bunks are able to be able to withstand rough play. Keep an eye out for stairs that are angled since they are much easier to climb. The ladder that is angled is built into this bunk bed's side to save space and reduce the risk of it falling over. The triple bunk bed made by Cvyatko is perfect for the bedrooms of siblings or in homes where family and friends are frequently invited to stay for the night. The two upper bunks can be disassembled into twin beds that can be rearranged and the hidden trundle glides out from beneath the bottom bed for extra sleeping space. This design comes in three finishes that complement the color scheme of your child's bedroom. Pick white finishes to match cottage or coastal styles or a walnut stain to create rustic or farmhouse looks. This modern bunk bed from Oeuf includes an trundle as well as storage space. Its low profile and clean lines make it easy to match with dressers or wardrobes. The trundle on this bed can be used as an additional sleeping space for guests and lets you reduce floor space by removing the requirement for an additional futon. Bunk beds are a great way to save space and create a fun, exciting bedroom for your kids. The designs were created with the comfort of your children in mind and are the ideal bed for any child's room.