bunkbedsstore Bed With Trundle
From gliding down the slide with your friends to sending their plush toys to the park, bunk beds add tons of fun and adventure to kids' rooms. Our top bunk bed that comes with a trundle has low profile options for small spaces and versatile configurations to accommodate growing kids.
It can also be separated into two free-standing twin beds for your kids to grow past the tween and teen years.
1. Max & Lily Wood Frame Bunk Bed with Trundle
This bunk bed features the classic barnwood finish and a heightened safety system that provides families with the high-quality and affordability they enjoy. With tall 14" guardrails, it's safe to fit standard mattress sizes and the bent ladder with rounded edges gives the comfort of easy, comfortable climbing. Solid New Zealand Pine wood with an extremely long-lasting, low VOC finish and flush-matched hardware that matches in color.
With a twin over full-size bottom bunk, and a twin over full-size trundle bed, this space saving set gives floor space to play and sleep. Each sleeping surface can support 400 pounds at rest and does not require the use of a bunkieboard or box spring. With solid plywood slats, and a metal support bar for the top bunk, this sturdy, strong and stylish bunk bed complies with all Federal safety standards.
Customers are overwhelmingly pleased with the quality and value of this sturdy bunk bed. The assembly process was time-consuming and difficult for many, but the result was a sturdy and beautiful bunk bed. Some are worried about the need for further reinforcement of the steel slats and bars in certain areas.
2. Harriet Bee Wooden Bunkbed Slide
Bunk beds are fantastic for saving space and also provide children a sense. With options from customizable bunks to twin-over-full-style designs, it's important to ensure that the bed will fit in your space and height (the minimum is 8 feet). The ladder that is angled on this model makes it more comfortable for kids to climb (straight ladders can be intimidating), plus the 400-pound weight limit means that adults can also use the top bunk as well.
This bed also comes with six drawers that are neatly tucked under the bed to keep additional bedding, clothing or toys. (It's also GreenGuard Gold certified and comes with non-slip ladder pads for safety.) It's a bit expensive and requires assembly. But if you're seeking a sleep solution that can grow with your children into their teens, this could be the ideal choice.
A simple bunk that is sophisticated, this model from Crate & Kids is a great choice for rooms that double as guest rooms or kid's bedrooms that get frequent visits from family and friends. It is made of solid wood and comes with a light-colored finish to go with any modern décor. Additionally, it can be converted into two twin beds when the bunking days are over.
If you're looking for a bunk that can be adapted to your children into their teens This model from Max & Lily has a clean silhouette that won't look outdated when it's time to say goodbye. It's also GREENGUARD Gold certified and comes with a sturdy ladder built-in that can be placed on either side, and a full-length guardrail that can be placed on the top bunk for added security.
The only drawback is that this option doesn't include the trundle bed, however it is available separately. A trundle bed is ideal for accommodating extra sleeping space, but it will require more floor space when it's removed. This is the best option for larger rooms or if you intend to add a bunk in the near future. Trundles can also be used as standalone storage for a twin mattress so it's a versatile choice for any bedroom.
3. Shyann White Twin Bunk Bed with Trundle
Whether you're furnishing the space for two kids who wish to share space or a home office that moonlights as a guest bedroom bunk beds can help you maximize the floor space. And this solid wood bunk bed with trundle is a chic option. The low elevation of the top bunk makes climbing up easy for kids, and a staircase offers a secure way to get to the lower levels. The storage drawers are an excellent way to keep toys and books close by.
Consider how often you'll make use of the bunk bed. Bunk beds are great for rooms where a number of people need to sleep regularly. Trundle beds are great for rooms that see only occasional use like a child's bedroom or a vacation home.
Think about the space you have. Bunk beds are typically more flimsier and more expensive than trundle beds, but they are simpler, which means they're easier to fit into your budget. Keep in mind that Trundles require a large amount of floor space to be pulled out, and is not the best choice for cramped rooms.
4. Max & Lily Wooden Frame Bunk Bed with Trundle
A perfect blend of function and fun The Max & Lily Twin over Full Over Full Bunk Bed with Trundle gives plenty of space for sleeping and playing. The top bunk is adorned with tall 14" guardrails that ensure a secure fit with standard mattress sizes. The angled ladder is easy to climb and has rounded edges. The slatted headboards and footboards are finished in a tough low VOC finish and are made of solid, knot-free New Zealand pine. They are also color-matched, flush hardware that gives them a modern and sleek design.
Each bed is equipped with a steel support bar to prevent sagging. They can be used with twin-sized mattresses up to 8" thick (no need for boxes springs). Each sleeping surface is supported by solid slats of plywood and can support up 400 pounds to ensure a restful sleeping. This design is space-saving and frees floor space to play and is in compliance with Federal safety standards for children's furniture. The assembly is simple with the instructions that come with it, lower and upper roll slats, as well as hardware.
Many customers are satisfied with the above average quality of this bed, stating that the materials and the hardware are superior to similar priced models. Assembly can be difficult for some, but they are able to make it easy. They also value the time they spend to purchase an item that is appealing, functional, and sturdy. The strong wood scent from the packaging might be a concern for some.