Full Over Full Metal Bunk Bed with Ladder and Guardrails
Two full-size beds stacked in a low white steel frame, so a shared room keeps its floor. Guardrails and a side ladder come with the frame.
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Two full-size beds stacked in a low white steel frame, so a shared room keeps its floor. Guardrails and a side ladder come with the frame.
Space-saving full over full metal bunk bed with a low profile for safe, sleek kids' or shared rooms
- limited floor space for two sleepers
- need for a sturdy shared sleeping solution
- bulky tall bunk beds in low-ceiling rooms
Two full-size beds that fit the room you already have.
One room, two sleepers, and no tall bunk towering over the ceiling. Stack two full beds in a low white steel frame and get your floor space back.
Steel construction for two sleepers

Steel frame that stays put
A tubular steel frame with a slatted metal support base gives both mattresses a firm, even platform. The white powder-coat keeps the look clean and light.

Guardrails and a side ladder
Integrated guardrails on the upper bunk give the top sleeper an edge. The side ladder makes the climb easy.

Low profile for lower ceilings
The low-profile upper bunk keeps the stack shorter than a tall bunk, which helps in rooms with a low ceiling. Measure your height first.
Frame and ladder, ready to assemble
- Full over full bunk bed frame×1
White powder-coated tubular steel with slatted base and guardrails
- Side ladder×1
Attaches to the upper bunk
From one squeezed room to two real beds
Two sleepers, one room
The room was sized for one bed. Now there are two people to sleep in it, and side-by-side beds would swallow the floor. Every morning turns into a shuffle around mattresses.
The tall bunk problem
Tall bunks crowd a low ceiling. Twin bunks are too small for teens or adult guests. Flimsy ones make you worry every time someone climbs up.
A low, full-size stack
A tubular steel frame, a slatted metal base, guardrails on the upper bunk and a side ladder. Two full beds take one footprint, and there is room to walk again.
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Questions and answers
Measure your floor area and ceiling height before ordering, and mark the footprint on the floor. The upper bunk is low-profile, so it suits lower ceilings better than a tall bunk. Leave space for the ladder side.
The upper bunk has integrated guardrails and a side ladder. Young children still need supervision on any top bunk, so keep the rails on and teach safe ladder use.
The frame is tubular steel with a slatted metal support base. Tighten all bolts at assembly, recheck after the first week, and again every few months to keep it steady.
The bunk bed frame and the ladder. Mattresses and bedding are separate.
This one is steel with a slim white frame, so it looks lighter in a small room. Both levels are full size, which most twin bunks are not. Two real beds in one footprint also costs less over time than buying a second bed and the floor space for it.
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