Triple Bunk Bed with Guardrails: Three Beds, One Frame
Three full-size beds in one black steel frame. Twin XL on top, Full XL in the middle, Queen at the bottom, with full-length guardrails and two ladders. Your shared room keeps its floor.
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Three full-size beds in one black steel frame. Twin XL on top, Full XL in the middle, Queen at the bottom, with full-length guardrails and two ladders. Your shared room keeps its floor.
Three beds in one footprint: Twin XL, Full XL and Queen bunk bed with full-length guardrails
- limited floor space for shared rooms
- sleeping three people in one room
- fall safety for upper bunks
Three beds in one footprint. Every sleeper gets a place and you get the floor back.
A Twin XL top bunk, a Full XL middle bunk and a Queen bottom bunk stack in one black steel frame. Three sleepers get a full-size bed, and the room still has open floor.
Built to contain three sleepers

Three levels, one footprint
Twin XL top, Full XL middle and Queen bottom stack in a single frame. Three people sleep in the floor space two separate beds would need.

Guardrails that run the full length
The top and middle bunks have full-length guardrails with a curved design. Nobody rolls off in the night, and parents can stop checking.

Sturdy steel build
A matte black powder-coated steel frame with slatted metal bed supports. The finish is even, the slats are rigid, and the look suits kids' rooms, dorms and guest rooms.
Frame, two ladders and guardrails included
- Triple bunk bed frame×1
Matte black steel with slatted supports
- Long ladder×1
For the upper level
- Short ladder×1
For the middle level
- Guardrails
Full-length, for the top and middle bunks
From a crowded room to three made beds
The room is full before the third kid arrives
Two beds fit. A third does not. So one child sleeps on the floor, or the play area disappears. A standard two-tier bunk still leaves one person without a bed.
Three beds, one footprint
The triple stack puts a Twin XL on top, a Full XL in the middle and a Queen at the bottom. The whole frame takes up 83 x 61.8 inches of floor and stands 74 inches tall.

Safe up top, open floor below
Full-length guardrails run along the top and middle bunks. A long and a short ladder reach their levels. The steel frame is built for daily use, so you can settle the layout once.
The footprint you need to clear
- 83 inLength
- 61.8 inWidth
- 74 inHeight
Taller than a standard door frame is wide: check ceiling height first.
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Questions and answers
The top level takes a Twin XL, the middle a Full XL and the bottom a Queen. Check your room against the 83 x 61.8 x 74 inch frame size before ordering.
Yes. Both upper bunks have full-length, curved guardrails. Keep them in place at all times.
The frame is powder-coated steel with slatted metal supports. Tighten every bolt after assembly and recheck after the first week. Have kids use the ladder, not the frame.
Yes. The box has the frame, a long ladder, a short ladder and the guardrails.
Two beds eat floor space. A two-tier bunk leaves a third person without a bed. This frame sleeps three in one footprint, so it costs less per sleeper than buying and fitting three beds.
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