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How to Find the Best Cheap Bunk Beds

Shoppers who are looking to save space: Bunk beds free up floor space to accommodate other furniture.

Looking for a bunk bed that will last solid wood is more expensive, but better equipped to handle rough children or adult guests.

Families on a tight budget Some bunks can be split into two separate beds, which is a great option if children outgrow the bunks or if you move to a bigger home.

Safety Features

If you're shopping for a bunk bed ensure that it complies with all the safety standards. It should have a solid frame and guardrails for the top mattress. It should also be strong enough to support the weight of your child and not fall over easily. Consider whether the bed has side handles to aid your children in getting into and out of the bed without danger. Some bunk beds include ladders, while other offer stairs. Ladders are more comfortable to climb and take up less room than stairs.

You should also consider the materials used in making a bunk bed. Solid wood tends to cost more, but it will withstand rough play better than laminated particle board. It's also a better option for rooms for kids bunk. If you are planning to host adult guests occasionally it is advisable to consider how the bunk bed functions. Will it be able to split into two beds?

Bunk beds generally come in a variety of color options which makes it easy to choose one that matches your kiddo's room. Some models are painted, while others are made of natural materials. It is a good idea to think about how the bunk bed will appear with the rest of your furniture, as well.

Some bunk beds come with slides that can be detached, which is a great feature that kids can enjoy. From sliding down the slide with your friends to sending their plush animals for rides, your kids will enjoy hours of fun with this bunk bed accessory.

This Max and Lily bunk bed has two mattresses: a twin-sized top and a full-size bottom mattress. It can be used by two children in a single room. It's a great bunk beds option for families with three kids or more. Pick from a range of classic finishes to match the majority of rooms. A white, crisp finish will work with cottage, coastal, and vibrant rooms. A gray finish will work well with modern colors. A universally neutral stained finish, like clay, is also a good choice for many interior styles.

Mattress

The mattress you select for bunk beds could have a an enormous impact on the quality of sleep your children get. A mattress that is good will help keep them in a straight position and stop them from falling off the top of the bed or pushing each other. Bunk bed mattresses are available in various materials such as innerspring, Bunk beds foam and hybrid. They are generally designed to fit the narrower frames of bunk beds, but it's best to consider your child's weight and sleeping position when selecting one.

It is important to first determine if the bunk bed meets minimum safety standards. For instance, it should have guardrails to prevent children from falling off of the top. Check that the bunk bed is stable and there is enough space between the top and bottom beds. You'll also want to make sure that the bunk bed meets your space requirements and complements the design of the bedroom your child is in.

A bunk bed made of metal generally is less expensive than a wooden model and is a great option for families on a tight budget or who are moving to an upcoming house. This twin-overtwin bunk from YourZone is simple to put together and is made from lightweight materials such as MDF and kiln dried wood. Its sleek lines and simple slatted headboards as well as footboards give it a modern appearance and feel that's tough against wear and tear. It's CPSC tested to ensure that it is able to support up 500 pounds on each bed. It is Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions.

This bed is great for older children who require more space. This bed can be ordered to fit your exact dimensions. You can also select a staircase over a ladder which will save the floor space. It's an excellent choice for siblings who have a large age difference since the lower mattress is a full-size mattress while the upper mattress a twin. It's also a great option for guests or sleepovers because the trundle bed is able to accommodate an additional guest.

This is the only bunk bed on our list that's not made from wood. It's a great option for parents who want to make sure their bunks will last for a long time. The metal bunk is made to last and is solid enough that Fenton says she would be able to trust it with her children. It's also affordable and comes in a variety of colors, from neutral gray to a bold blue, so you can easily mix it up with the decor of your child's room. It requires some assembly, but the pieces are clearly labeled, so it's not difficult to put together.

Stores

If your children are old enough to live in a bunk bed, without your supervision, you might be interested in purchasing one that has built-in storage. Some bunk beds have drawers under the lower bunk, which can be used to store blankets, clothes or toys. This feature makes it simple to keep the room neat and tidy. This is a great choice for families that travel often or have more than two children sharing a bedroom.

Some cheap bunk beds can be divided into two separate beds. This can help save space in smaller spaces or offer you the flexibility of you decide to move to a new home. Many of the wooden bunk bed options in this roundup have this feature, so it's worth looking for if this is something you're interested in.

When shopping for a bunk bed, it is important to think about how the set will get and whether you're planning on adding additional furniture pieces to the space. The quality and construction of the bed should factor into that decision, however the design is another aspect to think about. If you plan to keep the bunk bed for a long period of time, it's worth spending more to purchase something that's durable and made to last.

The cheapest bunk beds are typically made of low-quality materials such as medium-density fiberboard and kiln-dried wood which is suitable for children, but might not hold up as well for people who are older or people who are frequent sleepers. However, you can still find inexpensive bunk beds that are made of higher-quality materials. For example, the X-Treme Metal Bunk Bed is made of strong aluminum and has a large weight capacity. It's also a great option for families with young children because it can be separated into two beds as they grow older.

If you're in search of a bunk bed that matches the furniture in the bedroom of your child opt for a model that has the same headboard and feetboards. That way it won't look out of place if you decide to add more furniture pieces in the future. South Shore's twin-over-twin bed made of metal is a great choice as it comes in five colors and features a staircase rather than an actual ladder. It's also available in queen-over-queen sizes, which makes it an excellent option for teenagers or adults.

Style

The style of a bunk bed may vary based on its materials and configurations. For example the majority of them are constructed from wood that's sustainably sourced and is GreenGuard Gold certified (the highest standard of certification). Bunk beds are also available in L-shaped models or with added features, such as drawers or desks. Some bunk beds can be disassembled and used as two separate bed which is a fantastic option for children who may outgrow their bunk beds or are planning to move soon.

In terms of size the contemporary bunk beds beds come in a range of sizes, with the most common being twin-over-twin and full-over-full. If you have enough space, choose an extra taller bed like this one from Ikea. It's recommended by experts and includes an adjustable ladder that can be moved to either side of the frame for different layouts in your room. This bed can accommodate a standard twin mattress in both the top and bottom bed, and has the option of slats on either side to help support the mattresses.

If you do not have the space to accommodate a taller bunk bed, you can opt for this IKEA bed that is 61 3/4 inches shorter. It's recommended for kids older than 6 years old, and can be assembled at home using a screwdriver or drill. It can be fitted with an ordinary twin-sized mattress on the lower bed, and an twin-size or XL-sized mattress on the top bed. This is suitable for children of all ages, ranging from toddlers up to elementary school.

The metal bunk bed made by Room & Board is another option that is highly recommended by experts due to its durability and flexibility. It's the only bunk bed that is not made of wood on this list. It's also constructed to last a "very long time." It can accommodate twin or full-sized beds. It comes with a ladder at either end, and secured slats each side. It also has a trundle underneath the bottom bunk to be used when guests come to stay.

For something simple and traditional, this wooden bunk bed from Crate & Kids is a great option. It's recommended for children over six years old and features strong guardrails to keep the young children safe while they sleep on the upper level. It's available in a variety of colours and finishes, and it's easy to assemble.