Full Over Twin Bunk Bed with Drawers for Kids
Three beds fit in one footprint, and the floor gets cleared for play. A full-size top bunk sits over two twins, with two pull-out drawers for toys and bedding. Solid wood in matte gray.
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Three beds fit in one footprint, and the floor gets cleared for play. A full-size top bunk sits over two twins, with two pull-out drawers for toys and bedding. Solid wood in matte gray.
Three sleeping spots in one footprint, with drawer storage under the twin beds
- limited floor space for shared kids' rooms
- need for sleeping space for multiple children or guests
- lack of under-bed storage
- safer access to upper bunk
Three beds in one footprint, room to breathe
Tired of a bedroom where every inch is taken? Sleep three in one footprint, tuck toys into pull-out drawers, and get your floor back.
Three beds, one footprint

Three sleepers, one footprint
A full-size top bunk over two twin beds frees the floor that three separate beds would eat. It measures 99.4 in long and 70 in tall, so check your wall before you order.

Storage that tucks away
Two drawers with round pulls slide out from under the twin beds. Each is about 37.9 in wide and 19.5 in deep. Toys, books and spare bedding fit inside.

Climb with confidence
Guardrails run along the top bunk and the slanted ladder has side access. That makes the climb easier than a straight vertical ladder.
The numbers
- 3Sleeping spots
- 2Pull-out drawers
- 5Components included
Everything for three sleepers
- Bunk bed frame×1
Matte gray with arched headboards
- Wooden slats
Bed bases for all three beds
- Slanted ladder×1
Side access
- Pull-out drawers×2
Round pulls
- Guardrails
For the top bunk
The room that holds everyone
The room that ran out of floor
Two kids share a room that was never big enough. A cousin visits and a mattress lands on the floor. By the third weekend it is still there, and so are the toys you keep tripping over.
Three beds, one footprint
A full-size top bunk sits over two twin beds. Two pull-out drawers sit under the twins, and a slanted ladder with side access gets kids up to the guardrailed top. Solid wood, matte gray, arched headboards.
A room that works all year
Sleepovers, guest season and back-to-school all use the same setup. Bedding goes in the drawers, the beds stay made, and the floor is open for play.
One footprint versus two beds
| This bunk | Two separate twins | |
|---|---|---|
| Sleeping spots | 3 | 2 |
| Single footprint | Yes | No |
| Built-in drawers | Yes | No |
| Guardrails and ladder | Yes | Not needed |
| Floor left for play | More | Less |
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Questions and answers
The frame is 99.4 in long and 70 in tall overall. Measure your wall and ceiling height first. The top bunk deck sits 38.9 in off the floor.
The top bunk has guardrails and the ladder is slanted with side access. Keep the guardrails on at all times and close the drawers before anyone climbs. Check the age guidance for any bunk before use.
They slide out on round pulls. Each is about 37.9 x 7.8 x 19.5 in, enough for toys, books and bedding.
You get three sleeping spots in one footprint plus built-in drawers. Separate beds take more floor and add no storage.
Solid wood with pine slats and a matte gray finish is built for daily use. Spread over years of sleepovers, guests and a dresser you may not need to buy, the cost per night stays low.
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