Full Over Full Metal Bunk Bed with Ladder for Shared Rooms
Two full-size beds in one low black steel frame, with upper guardrails and a wide-rung side ladder. Your shared room keeps its floor.
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Two full-size beds in one low black steel frame, with upper guardrails and a wide-rung side ladder. Your shared room keeps its floor.
Full-over-full bunk bed with a low profile and sturdy black metal frame, built for shared sleeping spaces
- limited floor space for two sleepers
- high-clearance bunk beds unsafe for young children
- need for a sturdy, space-efficient sleeping setup
Two full beds. One small footprint.
Tired of one room that can't hold two sleepers? Move from cramped, high bunks to a low black metal frame with two full-size sleeping spots and room left to breathe.
Everything a bunk needs, already in place

Low profile, full-size sleep
Two full-size levels stacked in a lower-height frame. The room stays open, and the upper sleeper is not up near the ceiling.

Guardrails and a wide-rung ladder
The upper bunk has integrated metal guardrails. The side ladder has wide rungs for an easy, steady climb.

Black steel that holds its shape
Matte black powder-coated steel, vertical corner posts and a metal slat base on both levels. Wipe it down now and then, since black shows dust.
Upper frame, lower frame, ladder, and slats
- Upper bunk frame×1
With guardrails
- Lower bunk frame×1
Matte black steel
- Side ladder×1
Wide rungs
- Slat support base
For both levels
Shared room, room to breathe
The room that ran out of floor
Two kids, one bedroom. Two separate beds eat the floor, and a tall bunk makes every parent picture a fall. The room stops working for play, homework or anything else.
The bed that fits the room
Two full-size sleeping levels sit in one low frame. The upper bunk has guardrails, the side ladder has wide rungs, and the floor stays open for everything else.
Two beds in less floor than one
| This bunk | Two separate beds | Tall standard bunk | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two full-size sleeping spots | |||
| Small floor footprint | — | ||
| Low height | — | ||
| Guardrails and ladder | — | Partial | |
| One frame to buy | — |
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Questions and answers
The upper bunk has metal guardrails and a side ladder with wide rungs. The low height keeps the climb short. Set simple rules: one person on the ladder, no hanging from rails.
It is a tubular steel frame with vertical corner posts. Like any metal frame it can settle, so recheck the bolts after the first week and about once a month.
Upper and lower bunk frames, a ladder and a slat support base. Plan on two people for assembly.
It holds two full-size beds in one footprint, so it takes far less floor than two separate frames. Measure your wall space and keep the ladder side clear.
Two beds need two floor footprints. This is one frame, so you get floor back for play or study. Over the years of a shared room, that is one purchase instead of two frames.
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