Bunk Beds for Kids
Bunk beds fit two (or even three) sleepers into one room and leave more floor space for play. Ours include shorty, single and triple bunks in wood and metal, and many take 90 x 190cm mattresses. Where suppliers give age guidance, the top bunk is not suitable for children under 6. Bunk beds start from £169.99.
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What are the different types of bunk beds available?
We believe every bunk bed is a ticket to adventure! With plenty of options, including triple bunk beds and even bunk beds with slides, we’ve got styles for every family and bedroom:
- Single bunk beds: Fantastic for narrow rooms and younger children just starting their sleepover adventures.
- Double bunk beds: Extra room for your little ones to stretch, grow, and dream big.
- Triple bunk beds: Got a growing family? No problem! These bunk beds give you plenty of space for everyone.
- Single-over-double bunk beds: Ideal for siblings with a bit of an age gap.
- Cabin beds: Ahoy, storage ahead! Tuck away toys or clothes neatly under the mattress.
- Mid sleeper beds: A cosy loft for your child to dream above and a space to study or play underneath.
- High sleeper beds: Even more room for your teen to create, study, or level up in their favourite games.
- Sofa bunk beds: Maximise your family space with a versatile sofa bed that doubles as a sleeping area.
Find the best bunk beds for kids, tweens and teens. Need a new mattress too? We offer many kids' mattresses to complement your bed choice and help your little one get a great night’s sleep.
Bunk bed materials
Our bunk beds are crafted with care from the finest materials, such as robust, solid wood, durable metal, and high-quality wood composites. Our wooden slatted bases also provide excellent mattress support. All the materials used in our bed frames are strong, easy to clean and safe for children. Please refer to each product description for specific details.
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) logo indicates that the bunk bed is made with wood from FSC-certified forests or post-consumer waste. This certification ensures responsible sourcing, and we're proud to offer kids’ beds that meet these environmental standards.
At what age can kids use bunk beds?
Bunk beds aren’t just a bed – they’re a milestone in your child’s journey to independence! Where suppliers give age guidance, the top bunk is not suitable for children under 6. Whether they’re ready for the bottom bunk or itching to climb up top, check the age guidance on each product page to find the right fit.
Here’s a quick guide to bunk bed mattress sizes:
| Size | Dimensions |
|---|---|
| Shorty bed | 30" x 69” (75 x 175 cm) |
| Small single bed | 30" x 75" (75 x 190 cm) |
| Single bed | 38" x 75" (90 x 190 cm) |
| Single continental bed | 36" x 78" (90 x 200 cm) |
| Double bed | 54" x 75" (135 x 190 cm) |
Take a look at our guide to the appropriate age for bunk beds for more helpful tips.
What is the weight limit for bunk beds?
Weight limits vary from design to design, and they include the child, mattress and any bedding. Just make sure to carefully follow the assembly instructions and regularly check screws to keep everything secure.
You’ll find the exact weight limit listed in the product description, so you know what to expect. Speaking of what to expect, here is everything parents need to know about bunk beds – no surprises here!
Do bunk beds save space?
Yes, bunk beds are a great way to make the most of smaller bedrooms and box rooms, leaving plenty of room for playing, storage and study areas. Discover the best space-saving bunk beds and find the best one for your space and style.
Do bunk beds come with storage?
Bunk beds are ideal for making the most of your floor space. Not only are they wonderful for siblings sharing a smaller bedroom, but they can also provide fantastic storage options. From underbed storage drawers, to shelves, desks and even small wardrobes – there are plenty of storage options when it comes to bunk beds.
Are bunk beds safe?
Yes, bunk beds are a perfectly safe and practical choice for kids and teens when assembled and used correctly. Always follow age and weight guidelines for your specific bunk beds. You should teach little ones how to safely climb the sturdy ladders or steps, and discourage them from playing on bunk beds. Always choose the right mattress size and thickness to ensure guardrails effectively prevent falls. Check out our comprehensive guide to ensuring safety with bunk beds for more information.
Bunk beds are ideal for older kids and teens who can confidently climb ladders or stairs. For added safety, place the bed away from windows or ceiling fans, and regularly check fittings and screws. With these precautions, bunk beds can provide a secure, space-saving solution in shared bedrooms.
Are bunk beds easy to assemble?
All our bunk beds come with easy-to-follow instructions and everything you need to assemble. Depending on the size, you might want a helping hand, but most beds can be built in just a few hours, ready for your little one’s bedtime!
If you have any questions, you can also email our award-winning team of Bed Experts for advice.
What is the difference between a shorty bunk bed and a standard bunk bed?
A shorty bunk bed takes a shorter mattress, 75 x 175 cm, so it suits smaller rooms and younger children. A standard single bunk takes a 90 x 190 cm mattress.
Can bunk beds be separated into two single beds?
Yes, detachable bunk beds such as the Mateo and Elijah can be split into two single beds. Check the product description for each design.
Do bunk beds come with mattresses?
Mattresses are usually sold separately. Check each product page, and see our kids' mattresses range for the right size.
How much does a bunk bed cost?
As of November 2026, bunk beds at Cuckooland start from £169.99. Most cost between £330 and £600, and our biggest treehouse bunk beds with slides cost up to £3,469.99.
How thick should a bunk bed mattress be?
Most of our bunk beds list a maximum mattress depth of 15cm or 16cm. A thinner mattress keeps the guardrail high enough above the sleeping surface, so always check the maximum depth on the product page.