Gray Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed With Slide and Ladder
One bed that sleeps two and plays like a playground. The built-in slide and side ladder give the kids somewhere to climb, and the floor stays open for everything else.
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One bed that sleeps two and plays like a playground. The built-in slide and side ladder give the kids somewhere to climb, and the floor stays open for everything else.
Low-profile gray bunk bed with built-in slide for kids' play and sleep
- limited room space for kids' beds
- safe climbing to a raised bed
- need for play area in a bedroom
Sleep up top, play all day
Shared rooms run out of floor fast. This low-profile gray bunk turns the top bunk into a slide-and-climb play spot, so the kids get room to play and the room gets its floor back.
One bed, a slide, and a ladder built in

A slide that belongs to the bed
The slide attaches to the frame rather than standing alone, so it adds play value without taking extra floor space. It is 56.2 in long and 14.8 in wide.

Climb up with guardrails on top
The ladder has wide rungs and the upper bed has a 15 in guardrail, giving kids a secure way up and a rail to hold on to.

A frame made to be climbed daily
Solid wood, a slatted base, visible bolt hardware and rounded headboard corners. It looks and feels like furniture, not a toy.
Frame, slide, and ladder, all in one order
- Bunk bed frame×1
Headboard, footboard, rails and slatted base
- White slide×1
Attaches to the upper bed
- Side ladder×1
Wide rungs
From toy-pile floor to open room
The floor disappeared
Two kids, one room, and a floor covered in toys. Bedtime and playtime fight for the same square footage, and you step over another bin on the way to the door.
One bed, two jobs
The slide and ladder attach to the frame itself. No separate play set, no extra footprint. The top bunk is where they sleep at night and where they play after school.
The room breathes again
The matte gray finish keeps things calm. Toys go in bins below, the kids have somewhere to climb, and the floor is yours again.
Know the footprint
- 79.3 inLength
- 42.1 inWidth
- 28 inHeight
- 56.2 inSlide length
Allow extra floor clearance beside the slide.
One frame vs bunk plus play set
| This bunk | Basic bunk + play set | |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in slide | Yes | No |
| Extra floor space used | No | Yes |
| Frame, slide, ladder in one order | Yes | Partial |
| Solid wood frame | Yes | Partial |
| Guardrails on upper bed | Yes | Yes |
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Questions and answers
The ladder has wide rungs and the upper bed has guardrails. Young children should still be supervised on the ladder and slide, and you should follow the age guidance in the manual.
The footprint is 79.3 x 42.1 in with a height of 28 in as shown in the diagram. Leave clear space around the ladder and slide, and measure your ceiling before placing it.
It bolts to the bed frame, so it moves with the bed instead of standing alone. Tighten every bolt after assembly and recheck every few weeks.
Wood feels warmer and softer to the touch, with rounded corners on the headboard and footboard. If you prefer metal, see our metal bunk beds.
It is a bolt-together build with visible hardware. Lay the parts out first and plan on a second pair of hands.
A basic bunk plus a play set eats the floor the bunk was meant to free up. Here the frame does both jobs, and the frame, slide and ladder arrive in one order, which is better value than buying them separately.
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