10 Best Bunk Beds UK 2024 | Argos Home, Stompa and More

The Josie bunk beds from Argos Home are possibly the most quintessential single bunk beds we've seen. They're more on the smaller side, making them perfect for children who share a room or want an extra bed ready for sleepovers.

The ladders are flexible and can fit on either side of the bed, and the weight capacity should offer more than enough for most children. It's a straightforward design, but if you're looking for a bed, what more do you need?  

This triple-sleeper from Comfy Living comes with practically all the specifications one could want from a three-sleeper. The design has decent dimensions that are neither too small nor too large, and it has a respectful weight capacity.

The frame is made of solid pine wood, and while we went for the painted white, you can also opt for the natural wood finish. Best of all, the mattresses are included, which is excellent value for this price. If you simply don't need them, though, there's also the option to leave them out. Choices, choices, choices!

If you're putting together a new bedroom for your children and would prefer a situation where you could get the majority of the furniture in one go, then look no further. This offering from Parisot contains two single beds capable of holding up to 70 kg, a wardrobe, a rail and even a storage drawer.

It's cumbersome, as you'd expect, so it could be difficult for some homes to find a way to make the beds fit. However, if there is enough room, then you'll have saved yourself a lot of work by opting for this almost all-in-one piece of bedroom furniture.

Another offering from the impressive Strictly Beds and Bunks, but this time it's their take on the triple-sleeper. We particularly love the natural wood finish on this one as it can work wonderfully in a whole range of different styled rooms. It is also perfect for adding a touch of character to a contemporary white-based home.

The design has two large storage compartments under the lower bunk, a flat rung ladder and an enormous 254 kg weight capacity. Plus, it's all British made, meaning it's much better for the environment, and you'll be supporting local businesses. What could be better than that?

If you live in a home with low ceilings, then the legs on bunk beds will take up precious space. Thankfully, Strictly Beds and Bunks thought about this and created the Stockton Low Sleeper. This design sits flat to the floor, giving you those precious centimetres back where you might need them up top.

Another feature that stood out to us is the ladder design. The company use thick, flat rungs, which make them that little bit comfier for those clambering up to the top bunk - and that could be almost anyone thanks to the decent weight capacity!

Here, we have what was essentially a teenager's dream in the 90s. The versatile design allows the bottom bunk to be either a double mattress or a sofa, depending on the situation. It would work just as well for groups staying in the family home as it would for a child or teenager's bedroom.

Furthermore, if you're not confident in putting the bed together yourself, there's the option to pay for assembly on arrival - although that will cost you a pretty penny! Also, as this is a hooked ladder, you will need to factor in the additional floor space.

Made from durable materials, this solid bunk bed was built to last. It has a very respectable weight capacity of 120 kg (around 18 stone), and you'll find a pull-out storage drawer under the bottom bunk. This drawer uses lasting and reliable casters, ensuring you'll always have access to your tucked-away goods.

We love the simple style of this one, as it makes the frame perfectly suitable for a wide range of homes. The only thing that lets us down is the ladder. As the first step is quite high off the ground, it might not be very good for small children.

Built using solid pinewood and sturdy MDF, this single bunk bed from Stompa is ideal for smaller rooms due to its modest dimensions. Moreover, the company have used an intuitive, split design that allows you to separate the two bunks if you'd like the option.

Another part worth mentioning is that although the design doesn't provide any storage options, there's approximately 25 cm between the base of the lower bunk and the floor, so you could easily slip under some additional storage boxes. It might not be the biggest option available, but it does the job!

If you're looking for a traditional three-sleeper, but you'd prefer a no-frills option, maybe because it's for guests rather than everyday use, then GFW has a treat for you! This metal-framed bunk is sturdy, robust, and has steel slats to ensure that body weight is distributed evenly among the mattresses. 

Sadly, we couldn't find a direct weight limit for the bed, but we did notice previous buyers stating that it is rather lightweight, so you might want to be careful. That said, this is a lot of bed for the money!

This offering from Stompa is a sturdy single bunk structure with a cheeky third trundle bed. You're getting the optimum number of sleeping options whilst not taking over the whole floor space. On top of this, the bed can split if and when you need it to, giving you even more sleeping choices. 

There is a pretty big downside, though - the price. This is an expensive option as it costs the best part of £1000, which is tremendously high compared to our other options. Still, if you have the money and need the space, then we're sure you'll be impressed by the craftsmanship.