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The Best Detachable Bunk Beds A bunk bed transforms a bedroom into an adventure. Kids can use them to slumber and race their toys down the slide and play with their toys. The best bunk beds that can be detachable can also adapt to children and convert into two separate twin beds for teenage years. Look for a bunk with ladders instead of stairs, which take up more space and are a lot more difficult to climb. Also, consider a triple bunk, such as this contemporary option from Oeuf that can accommodate siblings who share or have sleepovers with tweens. The Mission Gary Mission Gary This bed from Max & Lily, which is sturdy, sleek and built to last is an excellent choice for a room shared by two children. A favourite of both Fenton and writer (and mother of two) Alex Morris, the wooden-framed bunk comes with side ladders, guardrails on both beds, a pull-out trundle which can be used as a twin bed, and comes in seven designs to match your children's' decor. A top-bed tray that can be flipped is included. Its low floor design is great for a tight space, and it separates into two twin beds when the bunking time is over. The model is more expensive than the other models on the list, however it is constructed from solid pine wood and feels solid. Bunk beds are an expensive investment, so it's essential to think about the size of your ceilings and the amount of space you have available for the pieces. A bunk bed that's too tall could feel stifling and make it difficult for children to get in and out of bed, but one that's too small could be too small, according to Iapicco. She also notes that a bunk bed that has a built-in ladder tends to have a smaller footprint than one that requires a second set of stairs. If you choose to choose a staircase design make sure you choose a style that places the steps centrally and isn't too steep. You can purchase a bed with extra storage underneath for blankets and an extra mattress or buy an trundle that can allow for a twin-sized bed to be placed permanently. This metal bunk bed is a different, solid option. It is the only one not made of wood on this list. According to Fenton the bed is “a tank.” This bed comes in a range of sizes ranging from full-overfull up to twin over twin. It is also seam-welded to prevent bedbugs from nesting within. It's also available in several colors and the manufacturer provides a warranty against bed bug infestations for an additional layer of security of mind. The IKEA Mydal Like its name suggests, this IKEA bunk bed is a great choice to maximize space. This model is affordable, simple and strong enough to hold up to two children weighing up to 200 pounds. It is also easy to put together as the majority of the hardware comes with it and there are no tools required. Be sure to read the instructions carefully and tighten screws securely. Using blocks or supports to temporarily hold the components can help accelerate the process, especially in the case of assembling on your own. It can also be helpful to have all the needed tools in your arsenal. This bed from Mainstays is another alternative for smaller space. It accommodates two twin beds in a compact frame. The bed is also low to the ground, making it easier for children with smaller feet to move up and down. It's a bit more costly than other options, but it's made of solid wood and GREENGUARD Gold-certified, meaning that it's not a source of chemical emissions. Novelty bunk beds are a hit with many youngsters however, they can take over small spaces. Max & Lily's option is an excellent alternative. It's reminiscent of a classic, but it's also compact and cute. Plus, it separates into two beds when the bunking days are over which makes it a good option for bedrooms with shared spaces. Some bunks have stairs that are more attractive and easier to climb than traditional ladders. The stairs can take up lots of space and be difficult for children who have difficulty climbing or getting out of the bed. This bunk bed comes with an exclusive centered ladder design which makes it easier and less intimidating for the little kids. A trundle can be an excellent accessory to any bunk, but it is particularly useful when sharing a bedroom. This Matrix bunk bed has a trundle which can be used for a daybed, or as an extra mattress for sleepovers. It also has a low-profile to fit in smaller space. The trundle is an ideal place to store extra bedding and can be easily pulled out when it's not being used. The Harriet Bee While we're always fascinated by bunk beds that look like they're straight out of an epic fairy tale We also appreciate the flexibility and practicality offered by models with a more minimal design. That's why we like this ecru-colored model from Room & Board, which is as sleek in style as it is durable and sturdy. The bunk bed converts into two separate twin-size single beds which makes it a great option for siblings sharing a room or accommodating guests from outside the area and the wood construction is both eco-friendly and visually pleasing. While the majority of bunk beds come with a twin-over-twin style, this full-over-full bunk bed from Max & Lily is a good option for larger rooms with plenty of floor space. While it takes a bit more assembly than some of our other picks but the instructions are simple and easy to follow, and the sturdy construction will withstand years of wear and tear. The fact that this model is GREENGUARD Gold certified means it will not emit harmful chemical fumes, which is a huge plus. A slide added to bunk beds 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 impress kids and adults alike. It might initially encourage more play time than sleep but once your kids become accustomed to it, they may start using it frequently. The most appealing aspect is that this solution does not require a purchase, making it an incredibly affordable accessory to any bedroom set. This bunk bed also has removable lower and upper guardrails and can be used as two queen-sized beds when your children have outgrown the bunks. This bed is built to last, due to its sturdy steel frame and solid wood construction. It can stand up to even the most active children. This is the only bunk bed that is not made of wood and it is a little heavier than our other options. The Matrix If you're looking for an affordable bunk bed that won't break during the night, take a look at this sturdy choice. The bunk bed is solid design and can hold two twin mattresses without the necessity of a box spring. It's easy to construct and features a sleek silhouette and can be personalized with different accessories like fairy lights or just a lick of paint. The slatted guardrails on each end are strong and keep children from getting trapped between them. This could happen with other bunk beds. Bunk beds can be tricky to find that has the right combination of safety features and a design that fits your kids' room. To ensure your children's safety and that bunk beds can be able to withstand the rigors of play, search for a design which meets Consumer Product Safety Commission standards. Be certain to keep an eye for ladders with angled angles, which can be easier to climb than straight ones. The ladder on this bed is built into the side of the top bed to make it easier for access and make it less likely to fall over. The triple bunk bed made by Cvyatko will be perfect for the bedrooms of siblings or homes where guests and family are frequently invited to stay over. The upper bunks can be separated into twin beds, and the hidden trundle slide out from beneath the lower bunk to create additional sleeping space. This design comes in three finishes that fit in with the color scheme of the bedroom of your child. Select a white finish to match cottage or coastal styles or a walnut stain to create rustic or farmhouse looks. Another bunk bed that comes with the option of a trundle as well as storage space is this contemporary option from Oeuf. Its low profile and clean lines allow it to be easily matched with wardrobes or dressers. This bunk bed has an trundle that can be used to provide additional sleeping space for guests. It also allows you to reduce space by not having to have the futon to be a separate piece of furniture. Bunk beds are great for securing space and creating an enjoyable and exciting bedroom for your children. They are designed with the comfort of your kids in mind. They are a great option for any bedroom.