Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Slide & Storage Stairs
Two kids, one room, and the floor is yours again. This white house-style twin over twin bunk adds a slide, a three-drawer storage staircase and a trundle for sleepovers.
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Two kids, one room, and the floor is yours again. This white house-style twin over twin bunk adds a slide, a three-drawer storage staircase and a trundle for sleepovers.
Playful house-style twin bunk bed with built-in slide, storage staircase and trundle for kids' rooms
- limited floor space for two children
- lack of storage in kids' bedrooms
- extra bed for sleepovers without extra floor space
- climbing safety with stairs instead of ladder
Two beds, one footprint, zero floor clutter
Tired of toys and sleepover mattresses taking over the room? This white house-style bunk gives each child a real bed, a slide, storage stairs and a trundle for guests.
A Bunk Bed Kids Actually Want to Climb

A House Roof Kids Will Claim
The slatted gable roof and window cutout turn the top bunk into a hideout. The finish stays a clean, matte white, with natural pine slats under the beds.

Stairs with Storage Built In
Three pull-out drawers sit inside the staircase. Toys and clothes go in, the walkway comes back, and nobody climbs a ladder with their hands full.

A Trundle for Sleepover Nights
The pull-out trundle under the bottom bunk gives a guest a real bed without adding another piece of furniture to the room.
Five Pieces, One Complete Room Upgrade
- Twin over twin bunk frame×1
House roof with window cutout
- Slide×1
Built-in play exit
- Staircase with drawers×1
Three pull-out drawers
- Pull-out trundle×1
Slides under the lower bunk
- Guardrails
Enclose the upper bunk
The Day the Floor Came Back
The Floor Disappeared
Two kids, two beds, a toy bin that never closes. You step over a truck to reach the lamp. Every weekend the hallway collects whatever the bedroom cannot hold, and bedtime starts with a search party.
One Footprint, Three Jobs
The bunk handles sleeping. The slide handles play. The staircase, with three pull-out drawers, handles the mess. All of it sits in the space two ordinary beds would eat, and the stairs mean no ladder to wrestle.
Sleepovers Without the Scramble
A friend stays over. The trundle rolls out from under the lower bunk, gets a fitted sheet and a pillow, and rolls back in on Sunday. No floor mattress, no walkway blocked, no negotiation.
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Questions and answers
The upper bunk is fully enclosed with guardrails, and a staircase replaces the ladder. Bunk beds still carry fall risk for small kids, so follow the age guidance in the instructions and keep the youngest child on the lower bunk.
Yes. It slides out on runners from beneath the lower bunk and tucks back in when the guest goes home.
It is solid wood construction with a matte white painted finish and natural pine slats under the bed bases. Wipe the white finish with a soft damp cloth.
Measure floor space and ceiling height before ordering, and leave room for the slide to exit. The front-view photo shows the true proportions.
You get five pieces in one footprint: bunk frame, slide, storage staircase, trundle and guardrails. Buying two beds, a dresser and a guest mattress separately costs more and takes more floor.
Hardware comes sorted in bags and the frame builds in stages. Plan a good chunk of a day and a second pair of hands for the top bunk. Re-check bolts every few months.
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