Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Slide and Trundle, Gray
Two twin beds, a slide, storage stairs and a pull-out trundle in one gray wood frame. The floor opens up, guests get a real bed, and the room feels like a playhouse.
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Two twin beds, a slide, storage stairs and a pull-out trundle in one gray wood frame. The floor opens up, guests get a real bed, and the room feels like a playhouse.
Playhouse-style twin bunk bed with slide, storage stairs and trundle for kids' rooms
- limited floor space in shared kids' rooms
- need for extra sleeping space for guests or siblings
- limited storage in kids' bedrooms
- safe upper-bunk access without a ladder
Two beds, one footprint, more room to play
Shared kids' rooms are crowded with bunks, toys, and sleepover mattresses on the floor. This gray playhouse bunk stacks two twin beds, a slide, and storage stairs into one footprint.
A little house built into the bedroom

A playhouse roof and windows
The slatted house-style roof and window cutouts with guard rails make the bunk feel like a place to play, not just a place to sleep.

A slide and storage stairs
The white slide handles the trip down. The staircase, with three drawers, handles the trip up and holds bedding, books and soft toys where a ladder would have been.

A trundle for guests
The pull-out trundle gives a friend or cousin a real bed at sleepover time, then tucks away so the floor is clear again by morning.
Five pieces, one complete room upgrade
- Upper twin bunk frame×1
Roof, window cutouts and guard rails
- Lower twin bunk frame×1
Wood slat bed base
- White slide×1
For the upper bunk
- Staircase with drawers×1
Three built-in drawers
- Trundle bed×1
Pulls out from under the lower bunk
From a crowded room to an open floor
The room is full
Two kids, one small room. Toys creep into the walkway, clothes pile on a chair, and every sleepover ends with an air mattress that gets shoved aside each morning. You step over something on the way to the door.
One footprint, two beds
Stack the twins and the floor opens up. A pull-out trundle slides under the lower bunk for guests, and the slide gives the upper bunk a way down that kids actually want to use.
Safe and built to last
The frame is solid wood with a matte gray finish. Guard rails run along the upper bunk, and a staircase replaces the ladder. Tighten every bolt after assembly and the whole thing sits steady.
Why this, not two beds
| Playhouse bunk | Two separate beds | Basic ladder bunk | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frees floor space | Yes | No | Yes |
| Built-in storage | Yes | No | No |
| Guest bed | Yes | No | No |
| Slide | Yes | No | No |
| Stairs instead of ladder | Yes | No | No |
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Questions and answers
Guard rails run along the upper bunk and kids reach it by a staircase, not a ladder. Install the rails before anyone sleeps up top, and check the manufacturer's age and weight limits for your child.
Both bunks and the trundle are twin size, so standard twin mattresses fit. Measure your room for the full frame, plus the slide and the space the trundle needs to pull out.
It slides out from under the lower bunk. Make it up with a fitted sheet, put the guest on it, and push it back in the next morning.
A basic bunk is only a bed. This one also replaces a dresser with the stair drawers and an air mattress with the trundle, so the cost covers three pieces of furniture in one footprint.
Three drawers hold bedding, books and soft toys well. Keep heavy items out of them, and they will not take over every clothing need, but they clear the floor of a lot of clutter.
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