Triple Bunk Bed for Three Sleepers, White Metal Frame
Three people sleep in their own beds and the floor stays clear. This white metal triple bunk stacks Full XL, Twin XL and Queen levels in one frame, with guardrails and two ladders.
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Three people sleep in their own beds and the floor stays clear. This white metal triple bunk stacks Full XL, Twin XL and Queen levels in one frame, with guardrails and two ladders.
Three sleeping levels in one compact footprint for sharing a room
- limited floor space for multiple sleepers
- sharing a bedroom among siblings or guests
- safe climbing to upper levels with a ladder and guardrails
Three sleepers. One compact footprint. Room to breathe.
Shared rooms usually mean a bed on the floor or a crowded room. This triple bunk stacks Full XL, Twin XL and Queen sleeping levels into one frame, so the floor stays open for play and guests.
Three sleeping levels, one footprint

Three levels, one footprint
Full XL, Twin XL and Queen stack in a single frame, so three sleepers share the floor area one or two beds would normally take.

Guardrails and a ladder that fit
Full-length guardrails on the top and middle levels. The long ladder goes to the top bunk and the short ladder serves the lower levels.

Curved steel, clean white finish
Sculpted S-shaped side supports and rounded guardrails on a smooth powder-coated steel frame. It looks tidy in a kids' room and a guest room alike.
Set it up safely from day one
- 1Lay out the parts
Clear the floor and match frame sections to the instructions.
- 2Build and tighten
Assemble the frame and tighten every joint. A second person helps with the top level.
- 3Place the ladders
Fit the long ladder to the top bunk and the short ladder to the lower levels.
- 4Test before use
Have an adult climb and check the guardrails before children sleep on it.
Everything arrives in one set
- Triple bunk bed metal frame×1
Full XL, Twin XL and Queen levels
- Long ladder×1
Reaches the top bunk
- Short ladder×1
Serves the middle or lower level
From a crowded floor to a calm room

The room is full, but nobody has a bed
Two kids, a cousin visiting, and a floor that is already half gone. Separate beds eat the space you need for play and getting dressed. Sleeping bags are a short-term fix that nobody enjoys by night three.
Three levels, one footprint
A Full XL on top, a Twin XL in the middle and a Queen below, all in one steel frame. Guardrails run along the upper levels, a long ladder reaches the top bunk, and a short ladder serves the lower level.

A room that finally breathes
Three people sleep in their own beds and the rug stays clear. Bedtime gets calmer, and when guests come, they already have a place to land.
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Questions and answers
The top and middle levels have full-length guardrails, and a long ladder reaches the top bunk. Because the top level is the highest point, many parents keep the youngest children on the lower level and give the top to older kids.
Three stacked levels need more vertical room than two. Measure your ceiling height and the floor area before ordering, and keep the frame away from fans and light fixtures.
It is a powder-coated steel frame with curved supports. Compared with separate beds, one frame sleeps three people in one footprint, so you skip buying and fitting extra bed frames.
Use the long ladder for the top bunk and the short ladder for the middle or lower level. Do not use the short ladder to reach the top.
It works for guests and dorm-style rooms too. The Queen bottom level suits an adult or the most frequent guest, and the upper levels suit kids and teens.
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