Triple Bunk Bed for 3: Twin XL Over Twin Metal Frame
Three real beds in one frame, so the floor goes back to play and homework. Twin XL over Twin over Twin in matte black steel with top-bunk guard rails and a side ladder.
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Three real beds in one frame, so the floor goes back to play and homework. Twin XL over Twin over Twin in matte black steel with top-bunk guard rails and a side ladder.
Sleeps three in one compact footprint: Twin XL over Twin and Twin triple bunk in sturdy black metal
- sleeping space for three in a shared room
- small bedroom floor space
- need for sturdy, low-maintenance kids or dorm bedding
Sleep three in one compact footprint
A shared room is crowded with extra mattresses and no floor to spare. This triple bunk stacks Twin XL over Twin over Twin in sturdy black metal, so everyone gets a bed and the room gets its floor back.
Three levels, one compact frame

Three levels, one footprint
Stacking Twin XL over Twin over Twin gives three sleeping spots in one frame and leaves the rest of the floor open. All three beds take standard bedding.

Guard rails that keep climbers in
The top bunk has guard rails on three sides and a side ladder with rungs. Keep the rails installed at all times.

Solid black metal
A bolted steel frame with tubular legs and a matte powder-coated finish. Slim vertical rails keep it looking light in the room.
From boxes to bedtime
- 1Check the parts
Match frame parts, slats and the hardware bag against the manual.
- 2Assemble the frame
Bolt the rails and tubular legs together with a second adult.
- 3Tighten and level
Tighten every bolt by hand and confirm the frame sits level.
- 4Add slats and bedding
Place the slat supports, then make up all three levels.
From a crowded floor to a working room
The room that ran out of floor
Three kids, one bedroom. Two bunks plus a trundle or floor mattress fills every square foot, and someone still ends up on the floor or sharing a bed. There is no space left to play or do homework.
Three beds, one frame
Twin XL on top, Twin in the middle, Twin below. The bolted metal frame has tubular legs, slatted supports on every level, guard rails on three sides of the top bunk and a side ladder with rungs.
A room that works again
Each child has a real bed with standard bedding. The floor is free again for play, a rug and homework.
Matte black finish that wipes clean
- Wipe down
Use a damp cloth on the finish.
- Check bolts
Recheck after week one, then monthly.
- Clean behind
Leave room to reach behind the frame.
Will it fit your room?
- 41.7"Width
- 91.7"Length
- 72.4"Height
- 78" L x 13.7" HLower bunk
Taller than a standard door frame's midpoint at over 6 feet, so check your ceiling.
Triple bunk vs. bunks plus trundle
| Triple bunk | Two bunks + trundle | |
|---|---|---|
| Three real beds | Yes | Partial |
| Small footprint | Yes | No |
| Guard rails on top bunk | Yes | Yes |
| Open floor for play | Yes | No |
| One frame to maintain | Yes | No |
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Questions and answers
The top bunk has guard rails on three sides and a ladder with rungs. Follow the age guidance in the manual, keep the rails on at all times, and recheck the bolts after the first week and monthly.
Overall size is 41.7" W x 91.7" L x 72.4" H. Measure your room, and leave clear space around the ladder for climbing and cleaning.
Plan on two adults, especially for the top bunk. It is a bolted frame, so you will need basic hand tools and the hardware from the bag.
Three sleepers fit in one footprint, so you get more floor back. One frame also means one set of bolts to check, and a real bed for each child.
The frame uses slatted metal supports on every level, and assembly hardware is packed with it. Check the parts list against the manual before you start.
One frame replaces three bed frames and the floor area they would take. Steel construction with a powder-coated finish is built to last through years of shared-room use.
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