Full Over Full Bunk Bed with Trundle and Stairs
Two full-size beds and a pull-out trundle fit in one footprint, with storage stairs that keep toys and books off the floor. A matte white wood finish suits most shared kids' rooms and guest rooms.
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Two full-size beds and a pull-out trundle fit in one footprint, with storage stairs that keep toys and books off the floor. A matte white wood finish suits most shared kids' rooms and guest rooms.
Two full-size sleeping spaces plus a pull-out trundle in one footprint, with storage stairs
- limited floor space for two kids sharing a room
- no room for overnight guests
- lack of storage in kids' bedrooms
- safe sleeping height for children on upper bunk
Two full beds and a trundle, one footprint
Shared rooms get crowded fast. This white wood bunk gives two kids their own sleeping spots and a pull-out bed for guests, with storage stairs to keep it tidy.
Two full beds, one footprint, zero compromise

Two full beds in the space of one
Full-over-full stacks two full-size sleeping spots in one footprint, with a trundle for a third. Kids get real beds they will not outgrow in a year.

Storage that starts on the stairs
The staircase has open cubbies for books and toys, so the floor stays clear without a separate shelf.

Guard rails on both bunks
Vertical spindle guard rails run along the upper and lower levels. Wood slats support the mattresses on painted wood framing.
Everything included in the frame
- Bunk bed frame, upper and lower
Painted wood
- Staircase with storage shelves
Open cubbies
- Trundle frame with casters
Pulls out under lower bunk
- Slatted wood bed bases
Support the mattresses
- Guard rails
Vertical spindles
From a crowded room to room to breathe

The room that ran out of floor
Two kids, two beds, and a pile of toys that has nowhere to go. Then a cousin wants to stay over, and the air mattress comes out again. The room stops feeling like theirs.
One footprint, two beds, a guest bed
Full over full stacks two full-size beds in the space of one. The trundle rolls out from under the lower bunk on casters for a third sleeper, then slides back in the morning. The staircase has open cubbies built in.
A room that feels like theirs
Books and toys go in the stair cubbies. The floor is open for play. Guard rails with vertical spindles run along both bunks, and the white finish stays calm in the background.
Looking after the frame
- Check bolts
Tighten after assembly and again after week one.
- Wipe clean
Use a damp cloth on the matte white finish.
- Check casters
Look over the trundle casters and joints monthly.
This bunk vs separate beds
| Bunk with trundle | Two full beds + air mattress | |
|---|---|---|
| Two full-size beds | Yes | Yes |
| Guest bed that stores away | Yes | Partial |
| Built-in stair storage | Yes | No |
| Small footprint | Yes | No |
| Mattresses included | No | No |
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Questions and answers
Measure the bed footprint, the stair path and the trundle pull-out before you order. Leave open floor for both. The side-profile photo shows the staircase depth and trundle position.
Both bunks have built-in guard rails with vertical spindles. Guard rails reduce falls but do not remove the risk, so follow the manufacturer's age guidance and keep the upper bunk for kids who can climb and sleep safely.
The frame is painted wood with natural pine slats. Tighten all bolts after assembly and check them again after the first week, since wood settles under nightly use.
Yes. It rolls on casters from under the lower bunk and slides back in the morning. Keep the floor clear in front of it.
No. The box holds the frames, staircase, trundle frame, slatted bases and guard rails. Mattresses and bedding are separate.
One frame replaces two beds and a guest air mattress, and the stair cubbies replace a small shelf. Full-size sleeping surfaces mean it lasts well past the toddler years.
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