Full Over Full Wood Bunk Bed with Storage Drawers Gray
Two full-size beds in the floor space of one, with two drawers underneath for bedding, clothes and toys. Solid wood in matte gray, with guard rails on both levels.
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Two full-size beds in the floor space of one, with two drawers underneath for bedding, clothes and toys. Solid wood in matte gray, with guard rails on both levels.
Full-over-full bunk bed with two storage drawers that saves floor space
- limited floor space in shared rooms
- lack of under-bed storage
- need for two full-size sleeping spots in one footprint
Two Full Beds, One Small Footprint
Shared room, no floor space, toys everywhere. This solid wood bunk gives each kid a full-size bed and two drawers for everything else.
Two Full Beds, One Footprint, Real Storage

Two full beds, one footprint
Full-over-full means both levels take a full-size mattress. The whole frame measures 79 x 58.7 inches on the floor, so you get two sleepers in the space of one bed.

Drawers that hold the clutter
Two pull-out drawers sit under the lower bunk. Each is 37.1 inches long, enough for bedding, clothes or toys, so the floor stays clear.

Solid wood, built to stay
Matte gray painted solid wood, raised-panel drawer fronts and a slatted base. It feels like furniture, not a flat-pack afterthought.
Setup and Settling In
- 1Assemble the frame
Build both levels with the slatted bases and guard rails.
- 2Tighten every bolt
Check that the rails and ladder sit firmly before anyone climbs up.
- 3Add mattresses
Use full-size mattresses on both levels.
- 4Load the drawers
Keep heavy items low and open drawers slowly.
Frame, Bases, Ladder, and Two Drawers
- Bunk bed frame×1
Solid wood with spindle guard rails
- Slatted bed bases×2
One per level
- Ladder×1
Built-in, side mounted
- Storage drawers×2
Raised-panel fronts
A Shared Room That Finally Works
The Room Ran Out of Floor
Two kids, one bedroom, and space for about one bed. Toys migrate to the carpet, clothes pile on chairs, and a visiting relative has no place to sleep. Cheap metal bunks wobble and give you nothing for storage.
Two Beds, One Footprint
A full-over-full full bunk bed stacks two full-size sleeping spots in the floor area of one. Two drawers under the lower bunk take the bedding, clothes and toys.

Room to Breathe
Each kid has their own bed. The floor is clear for play, and when family visits there is a real full bed waiting. Later, the bunk converts into two separate beds.
Why This, Not That
| This bunk | Two separate beds | Basic metal bunk | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two full-size sleepers in one footprint | Yes | No | Partial |
| Built-in storage drawers | Yes | No | No |
| Solid wood frame | Yes | Partial | No |
| Converts to two beds | Yes | Yes | Partial |
| Frees up floor space | Yes | No | Yes |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The top level has spindle guard rails and a built-in ladder on the side. Tighten every bolt after assembly, recheck every few months, and keep climbing to the ladder only. Check the age guidance for any bunk before choosing who sleeps up top.
Cheap metal or particleboard bunks tend to wobble and have no storage. Here you get solid wood, two drawers and a convertible design, so one purchase replaces a bed and a dresser's worth of storage and keeps working as the kids grow.
Yes, both levels take a full mattress. The top bunk space is 76 x 54.3 inches. The frame is 79 inches long, 58.7 wide and 64.1 tall, so measure your room and ceiling first.
Yes. Two pull-out drawers sit under the lower bunk, each about 37.1 x 18.5 x 10.4 inches.
Yes. The design is convertible, so it can become two separate beds as the kids grow or the room changes.
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