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The Best Low Profile Bunk Beds Bunk beds can be a great addition to any child's bedroom however, finding one that's safe and stylish is not always easy. These low-profile bunk beds are able to fit into tight spaces and look elegant. They will ensure your kids have a great night's sleep. Just make sure to select a mattress that is light and compatible with bunk beds—all-foam models conform well, while hybrid and innerspring options add bounce and offer the support needed to cradle your child. West Elm Arch Bunk Bed The first step to choosing the ideal bunk bed for your child is to take a look at its design and features. Some bunk beds are available with unique configurations, such as those with slides, treehouse-style tops or castle-style designs. You can also choose from a variety of finishes and materials that will match the style of your child. The materials used in bunk beds must be durable enough to withstand the rigors of repeated use however, they should be lightweight and easy to clean. You can select beds made from wood, metal or a combination. Metal is typically cheaper and lighter, whereas wood is more durable and aesthetically pleasing. Look for solid mattress support boards to ensure that your children are able to sleep comfortably and in a safe manner. This Harper Orchard Bunk Bed is an excellent choice for children who want a comfortable and child-friendly bed. With its L-shaped configuration it's perfect for siblings who want to share a space, but want something different from the standard twin-over-twin bed. It's also crafted from solid wood and features Greenguard Gold Certified construction, which means it meets the strictest emission limits for chemicals. Its ladder is fixed, making it more secure than other bunk bed designs that feature an open ladder. The upper bunk features a guardrail that is completely closed along the entire length, giving it a more private feel for your children to rest. Another option that's guaranteed to appeal to your kids is this Pottery Barn Hampton bunk bed. The bed can accommodate two beds of full size which makes it an ideal choice for teenagers or older kids who want to share their space with an older sibling. It's made of kiln-dried wood for more strength and a solid slat base. It is also Greenguard Gold Certified, and comes with White Glove Delivery which includes the bunk bed being delivered to your residence and then unpacking, assembling and recycling all packaging materials. This bunk bed is perfect for families with one or more kids. It will help save space and keep them happy throughout the night. Its stylish design and built-in ladder make this the ideal option for smaller rooms, and its low profile makes it more comfortable for children who are worried about falling off the top bunk. Harriet Bee Bunk bed with Slide This innovative product from Crate & Kids is a bunk bed that will grow with your children. The sleek, minimalist design looks great in any modern bedroom and the bunk beds feature solid construction and the capacity of 2,000 pounds. No matter if they're teens or tweens, your kids can sleep comfortably on the twin-over-full bed with a built-in trundle underneath for more sleeping space when guests come over. The ladder and trundle are easily removable when your kids are ready to move into two separate beds. Another option that is suitable for rooms for children, this bunk from Harper Orchard is a smart option for parents who want an affordable, yet stylish triple bunk. The clean lines of the frame go perfectly with any design. This bunk is also available in a range of neutral finishes that are suitable for any style. The top bunk is designed in a treehouse-style and the bottom bunk is designed like an L. This makes it more versatile than traditional bunks. Both bunks are equipped with 14-inch guardrails for safety. The ladder can be mounted either side of the frame. It is also important to think about the materials you'll be using in your bunk bed. Metal frames offer modern design that's perfect for modern bedrooms. Find a bunk that's Greenguard Gold certified for low chemical emissions. Also, avoid those made of MDF for the same reason. Consider a low-profile bunk like this one from Mainstays for small spaces. This option is only fifty inches high, making it a perfect choice for small kids' rooms. It's also a lot less daunting for toddlers to climb than beds that have angled ladders, and it accommodates two twin beds without taking up the floor space. If you're on a budget but still want a bunk that's built to last, choose this bed made of metal from Room & Board. It's a basic option with horizontal slats, which eliminates the need for a mattress box spring. It's also the most flexible in terms of size and finishing. You can even choose which side of the ladder is attached to the frame depending on the needs of your children. This bunk is “built like a tank” and is “used in hotels, which is why it's designed to last,” says Fenton. Even though it requires assembly it is easy to put together. Matrix twin over full bunk bed with slide Twin-over-full bunk beds work for kids' rooms that are tight on space or for kids who want to share a room and feel like adventurers at time of bed. They typically come with standard or leaning ladders, metal or wooden guard rails on the top and a twin-sized trundle (perfect for sleepovers) beneath. Some have a slide to keep you entertained for hours, however, they can be removed when not needed. When choosing a bunk bed you should take into consideration the size of the room as well as the height of the ceilings and if you would prefer a straight or an angled ladder. Angled options take up more room but are also easier to climb, says Fenton. She also adds that some bunks are equipped with stairs, which can take up floor space but are more secure. Fenton states that, in addition to making sure that the bunk bed is strong and durable, it's essential to choose beds that are GREENGUARD gold certified. This means they're compliant with the standards for low-chemical emissions and are safe. She suggests that bunk beds are an investment, but they can also be used by your children for many years. They may outgrow them in the future therefore it is worth investing in a durable and sturdy one. This twin-over-full-full bunk from Max & Lily checks all the boxes: It's made of high-quality solid and bonded wood with a GREENGUARD Gold certification and low chemical emissions; it features an inclined ladder that can be mounted on either side of the bed and the bed at the bottom can be split into two separate twin beds once your kids grow out of the bunks. For a budget-friendly bunk option look into this twin-over-full bunk from DHP. It's easy to assemble, has horizontal slats instead of a box spring. It also comes in four colors. It's also GREENGUARD-Gold accredited and comes with a five-year warranty. Additionally, it's the only bunk bed with a low profile on our list that includes an incline. This is a great choice for kids who might be somewhat hesitant to climb on top of the bunk, and it will give them something to look forward to when they begin to grow taller. Room & Board Tank Bunk bed Bunk beds are an essential part of summer camps and shared rooms for kids and can add both function and fun to any kids room. The best bunks are built to last and built to last—not to mention that they sleep a lot with a nostalgic feel, bringing back memories of family weekend beach getaways and pillow fights all over the place. These gorgeous bunk rooms will inspire you whether you're planning your child's bedroom around bunks or just wanting to add a little sleeping space. The correct height bunk bed will help you to secure your child's future. High-rise bunks are more robust and stable than low-profile beds, but they can be more expensive. To find the right height for your child's bedroom, consider their ages and the needs they have at the moment. For older children who share a bedroom, a lower bunk bed with a trundle beneath it may be a good alternative. This option offers more flexibility than a full-size single bed since the twin beneath can be used as an independent guest bed for friends and siblings. If you plan to buy a low-profile bed, make sure it can be easily converted into two twin-sized beds when the kids are ready to move out. If you're seeking beds with removable side rails They are simple to switch out when the kids move into their own bedrooms. You can buy a large trundle that attaches to the frame of the bunk and then slides out from the bottom to create a full bed. Fenton's Perch bunk and Alex Morris (writer and mother of two) are both huge fans of this stylish and functional bunk. It's a little shorter than the other low-profile bunk beds on this list, and has a ladder which can be mounted either on the left or right side. It's available in a variety of colors and is made from sustainably harvested Baltic Birch wood. So it will be stylish even into teenage years. If you're planning to create a bunk space for your kids or transforming a spare bedroom into a guest suite for friends and family, these layouts from top interior designers will help make your bunks look great at any age. Combine a classic bunk room design with comfy bedding in a timeless color palette, and finish the look with plenty of storage for blankets and toys to keep the space neat.