Triple Bunk Bed for Three Sleepers, Black Metal Frame
Three sleepers, one footprint. This black steel triple bunk stacks Full XL, Twin XL and Queen levels with guardrails and two ladders, so the shared room keeps its floor.
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Three sleepers, one footprint. This black steel triple bunk stacks Full XL, Twin XL and Queen levels with guardrails and two ladders, so the shared room keeps its floor.
Three sleeping levels in one footprint: Full XL, Twin XL and Queen in a single black metal bunk bed
- limited floor space for multiple sleepers
- sharing a room with siblings or roommates
- safe climbing and fall protection on upper levels
Three sleepers. One footprint. Room to breathe.
Shared bedrooms run out of floor fast. This triple-tier black steel frame stacks Full XL, Twin XL and Queen levels so the room still has space to move.
Three sleeping levels, one compact footprint
Three levels, one footprint
Full XL, Twin XL and Queen stack in a single frame, so three sleepers share one floor area. The overall frame measures 82.6 in long and 62.4 in wide.

Guardrails and ladders built in
Guardrails run along the top two levels, and a long plus a short ladder give each sleeper a clear way up. Teach ladder use first and supervise younger climbers.

Powder-coated steel frame
Curved steel side supports and a matte black powder-coated finish make the frame sturdy and easy to wipe clean. Open metal slats let air move under each mattress.
The frame, measured
- 3sleeping levels in one frame
- 82.6 inoverall frame length
- 62.4 inoverall frame width
- 74 inoverall frame height
What arrives in the box
- Triple bunk bed frame×1
Three levels, powder-coated steel
- Ladders×2
One long, one short
What happens when the floor opens up
The room that ran out of floor
Three sleepers, one bedroom. Separate beds push into every corner, and the floor turns into a maze of mattresses, bags and clutter. Nobody can walk to the window without stepping over something.
One frame, three sleepers
A Full XL on top, a Twin XL in the middle and a Queen at the base all stack into one steel frame. Guardrails sit on the upper levels and two ladders give each sleeper a way up. Three beds take the footprint of one.
Floor back in the room
With the beds stacked, the floor is yours again. Space for play, homework, a desk or a guest's suitcase. The room feels like a room, not a dormitory.
Keep it steady
- Retighten fasteners
After a few days of use, then monthly.
- Wipe clean
Powder-coated steel wipes down with a damp cloth.
- Check level
Confirm all levels sit level after any move.
Check it against your room
- 82.6 inLength
- 62.4 inWidth
- 74 inHeight
Taller than a standard doorway, so measure your ceiling before ordering
Triple bunk vs. separate beds
| Triple bunk bed | Three separate beds | Sleeper sofa | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sleeps three | Yes | Yes | Partial |
| Open floor left | Yes | No | No |
| Guardrails on upper levels | Yes | No | No |
| Mattresses included | No | No | Partial |
| One footprint | Yes | No | Partial |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The listing covers the bed frame and ladders. Mattresses are a separate purchase. You need a Full XL for the top level, a Twin XL for the middle and a Queen for the bottom.
Guardrails sit on the top two levels and two ladders give access. Upper bunks always carry fall risk, so supervise young climbers until they are steady and teach ladder use first.
The frame is powder-coated steel with curved side supports. Check that each level sits level after assembly and tighten fasteners again after a few days, then monthly.
The frame is 82.6 in long, 62.4 in wide and 74 in tall. Measure your room, door swing and window position before ordering.
Yes. It sleeps three in one footprint, which suits guest rooms, shared kids' rooms and roommate setups. Confirm mattress sizes before moving in.
One frame replaces three bed footprints, so you get back floor space you would otherwise lose every night. For a shared room, that is the real saving.
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