Twin House Bed Frame with Roof, Guardrail & Shelves
A solid wood twin house bed with a slatted roof, guardrails and built-in shelves. It gives the crib-to-big-kid move a cozy hideaway and keeps books off the floor.
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A solid wood twin house bed with a slatted roof, guardrails and built-in shelves. It gives the crib-to-big-kid move a cozy hideaway and keeps books off the floor.
A playful house-shaped twin bed with a roof, guardrails and built-in shelves that turns bedtime into a cozy little hideaway
- kids falling out of bed
- limited bedroom storage for books and toys
- bedtime feeling plain or boring
- transition from toddler to big-kid bed
Bedtime becomes a cozy hideaway for your little one
Tired of a plain bed and toys everywhere? Give the move to a big-kid bed a roof, guardrails and shelves, so it feels like their own little house.
Everything a first big-kid bed should have
A roof that makes it a little house
The light grey slatted roof frames the bed as a private space for reading and sleep. It turns an ordinary bed into the one your child asks to climb into.
Guardrails that keep nights calm
Guardrails run along the long side and the foot end, so roll-outs stop being the thing you listen for at 2 a.m. The solid wood frame stays put.
Shelves that clear the floor
Built-in shelving holds bedtime books and small toys off the floor and within arm's reach of the pillow. Storage and bed share one footprint.
What arrives at your door
- Bed frame×1
Matte white solid wood
- Roof panels
Light grey slatted
- Guardrails
Long side and foot end
- Built-in shelf unit×1
Headboard side
- Wood slat base×1
Natural pine
From open bed to little house
The bed that feels too open
A plain twin is open on every side. Your toddler rolls toward the edge, you hover at the door, and the books and toys pile up on the floor because nothing in the room holds them.
A hideaway with a plan
One solid wood frame brings a slatted roof, guardrails on the long side and foot end, and built-in shelves. No bolt-on rails, no separate bookcase eating floor space.
Bedtime, finally calm
Picture a child tucked under the roof with a book pulled from the shelf. The rails are up, the floor is clear, and lights-out feels like part of the fun.
Keep the matte finish looking new
- Wipe gently
Soft damp cloth and mild soap
- Dry right away
Do not leave moisture on the paint
- Skip harsh cleaners
They can dull the matte white
- Check bolts weekly
Keep guardrails and joints snug
Measure first, then picture it
- 77.3 inLength
- 40.9 inWidth
- 69.8 inHeight
- 49.2 inFrame height
A standard twin footprint with a roof that stands nearly six feet tall
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Questions and answers
Guardrails cover the long side and the foot end. The size chart lists the rail height from the roof side at 24.3 inches and the bed end height to the top of the rail at 12.8 inches. Pair it with a mattress that sits below the rail line.
Yes, it takes a twin mattress. Overall size is 77.3 in long, 40.9 in wide and 69.8 in tall, so measure your wall and ceiling height first. The four tall legs leave clearance underneath.
The frame, roof panels, guardrails, shelf unit and wood slat base are included. Hardware is not shown in the product photos, so check the parts list in the box. Build it on the floor and add the roof last.
A plain frame has no fall protection and needs a bookcase that takes floor space. This bed puts rails, shelves and a roof in one footprint, so you buy and place one piece instead of three.
The frame is solid wood with a matte white finish and pine slats under the mattress. Wipe with a soft damp cloth and mild soap, then dry. Skip harsh cleaners that dull the paint.
You get solid wood, guardrails and shelving in one piece. Over the years a child uses it, that replaces separate rails and a bookcase, and the size is a standard twin so it grows with them.
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