Twin Over Full Loft Bed with Storage Staircase, White
Two sleeping spaces share one footprint, and the staircase holds the drawers. A solid wood twin over full loft in matte white for shared rooms.
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Two sleeping spaces share one footprint, and the staircase holds the drawers. A solid wood twin over full loft in matte white for shared rooms.
Twin-over-full loft bed with staircase storage: two sleeping spaces in one footprint plus drawers
- limited floor space for two sleepers
- lack of bedroom storage
- shared-room sleeping for kids or teens
Two beds, one footprint, room to breathe
Shared rooms usually mean two beds fighting for the same floor and clutter with nowhere to go. This loft gives each kid their own sleeping space and builds storage into the stairs.
Solid wood that holds up to two kids

Two sleepers, one footprint
Stacking twin over full frees the floor that two separate beds would use. The lower bed is 57.6 x 78.4 in, and the twin above sits over it.

Storage built into the stairs
The staircase unit includes drawers that keep clothes and toys off the floor. You skip buying a separate dresser.

Solid wood, clean white finish
Solid wood construction with a matte white paint and natural pine slats underneath. It looks calm in a kids' room and in a guest room.
Everything for a full loft setup
- Bed frame×1
Solid wood rails and posts in white
- Slatted bed base, upper×1
Twin size
- Slatted bed base, lower×1
Full size
- Staircase storage unit×1
With drawers
From a crowded floor to a room that works

One room, two kids, no floor
Two separate beds take two footprints. Add a dresser, a toy bin and a pile of laundry and the door barely opens. Every morning starts with stepping over something.
The loft that frees the floor
A twin sits above a full-size bed, so both kids sleep in the space one bed would use. The staircase replaces a ladder and holds drawers, which means clothes and toys finally have a home.
A room that finally works
Both kids have their own bed, the carpet is visible again, and tidying up means closing a drawer. It is a calmer room to walk into.
Keep it solid
- Re-tighten bolts
After a week and after a month.
- Wipe clean
Use a damp cloth on the matte white paint.
- Light drawer loads
Soft items and toys, not heavy objects.
Measure once, sleep twice
- 61.4 inOverall height
- 42.4 inOverall width
- 78.4 x 57.6 inLower bed
- 78.7 x 36.9 inTop bunk
Leave room to sit up on the top bunk and a clear path to the stairs.
Versus two separate beds
| This loft | Two twin beds | |
|---|---|---|
| One floor footprint | — | |
| Built-in drawers | — | |
| Guardrails on upper bed | — | |
| Solid wood frame | Varies | |
| Two sleeping spaces |
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Questions and answers
Overall height is 61.4 in and the lower bed footprint is 57.6 x 78.4 in. Measure your floor and ceiling, and leave enough room above the top bunk to sit up.
The upper bunk has guardrails and the staircase gives a stable way up. Check the age and weight guidance for your household, and tighten all bolts after assembly and again after a month.
Yes, for clothes, linens and toys. Keep heavy items out of them so the runners stay smooth.
Two beds use one footprint instead of two, and the stairs add storage. You free up floor and skip a dresser.
One purchase covers two beds and a storage unit. Spread over years of daily use by two sleepers, the cost per night is low compared with buying beds and a dresser separately.
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