Full-Size Black Metal Bunk Bed, Converts to Two Beds
Give a shared room its floor back. This full-size black metal bunk stacks two beds into one 78 by 41.5 inch footprint, adds a full-length guardrail and ladder, and splits into two beds later.
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Give a shared room its floor back. This full-size black metal bunk stacks two beds into one 78 by 41.5 inch footprint, adds a full-length guardrail and ladder, and splits into two beds later.
Space-saving full-size bunk bed that converts into two beds
- Limited floor space in shared rooms
- Safe access to upper bunk
- Need for flexible sleeping arrangements as kids grow
Two beds for your kids, one footprint on the floor
Shared rooms feel cramped when two beds take up the whole floor. This full-size metal bunk gives them their floor back and converts into two separate beds when they are ready.
Steel frame built for nightly use

A bunk that becomes two beds
Assemble it as a bunk or separate it into two single beds. It stays useful as kids grow, in a guest room or in a dorm.

Guardrail on the upper bed
The full-length guardrail runs along the upper bed, and a side ladder with rungs gives a clear way up.

Powder-coated steel frame
Matte black powder-coated steel tubing and a slatted metal deck give a clean, rigid build. The slats support the mattress, so no box spring is needed.
Measure it before you buy
- 78"Frame length
- 41.5"Frame width
- 65.2"Overall height
Everything you need to set it up
- Metal bunk bed frame×1
Matte black powder-coated steel with slatted deck
- Ladder×1
Side ladder with rungs
- Guardrail×1
Full-length, for the upper bed
From a crowded room to open floor

The room that ran out of floor
Two full beds side by side leave nowhere for toys, backpacks or laundry. Every year the room feels tighter, and the kids end up fighting over the few feet that are left.
One frame, two sleeping spots
The bunk stacks two full-size sleeping levels into a 78 by 41.5 inch footprint. A full-length guardrail runs along the upper bed and a side ladder gets the climber up. The powder-coated steel and slatted deck stay rigid night after night.
Built to convert as they grow
When the bunk stage ends, the same frame separates into two standalone beds. You do not buy new furniture. The purchase keeps working.
Keep it solid
- Retighten at 30 days
Check bolts and the guardrail connection after a month of nightly use
- Wipe clean
A damp cloth keeps the matte powder coat clean
- Check the ladder
Press on rungs now and then to confirm they feel firm
Footprint and height at a glance
- 78 inLength
- 41.5 inWidth
- 65.2 inHeight
- 37 inUpper bed height
Taller than most doorways are wide, so check ceiling height too
This bunk vs two separate beds
| This bunk | Two separate beds | |
|---|---|---|
| Frees up floor space | Yes | No |
| Guardrail on upper bed | Yes | Not needed |
| Splits into two beds | Yes | Already separate |
| Needs a box spring | No | Depends on frame |
| One footprint for two sleepers | Yes | No |
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Questions and answers
Yes. A full-length guardrail runs along the upper bed and a side ladder with rungs is included. Install the guardrail before anyone sleeps up top, and check that every bolt is tight.
No box spring needed. The slatted metal deck supports a mattress directly. The frame is full-size.
Yes. The frame assembles either as a bunk or as two single beds, following the two-way diagram.
It is a matte black powder-coated steel tube frame with a slatted metal deck. Retighten the bolts after the first month, then check now and then.
The frame is 78 inches long, 41.5 inches wide and 65.2 inches tall. The upper bed sits 37 inches high with 13.1 inches of clearance at the ladder. Measure your wall and ceiling first.
One purchase gives you a bunk now and two beds later. You save floor space today and avoid buying new furniture when the kids outgrow the bunk.
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