Twin Over Twin Metal Bunk Bed for Two Kids, Matte Black
Two kids, one small room, and a floor you can actually use. This matte black steel twin-over-twin gives each child a full twin bed in one footprint, with three-side guardrails, a ladder and published weight limits.
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Two kids, one small room, and a floor you can actually use. This matte black steel twin-over-twin gives each child a full twin bed in one footprint, with three-side guardrails, a ladder and published weight limits.
Space-saving black metal twin-over-twin bunk bed with a sturdy, minimalist frame
- Sharing a bedroom for two kids in limited space
- Floor scratches and squeaks
- Low-profile safety for upper bunk access
Give two kids their own beds in one footprint
Two kids sharing a small room usually means one bed on the floor and no space to move. This twin-over-twin frame gives each child a full twin bed in the footprint of one, with guardrails, a ladder and published weight limits.
Two twin beds, one footprint

Two beds, one footprint
Two standard twin platforms stack over each other and free the floor for play or a desk. The frame measures 76.7 x 40.9 x 54 inches overall.

Rated for real sleeping
Upper bunk 350 lbs, lower bunk 400 lbs, with a 6 in mattress recommended. Square steel tubing and reinforced slats carry the load, and no boxspring is needed.

Guardrails and a ladder
Guardrails on three sides and a side ladder with rungs give the top bunk a secure, low-profile entry. Non-marring pads under each leg protect floors and cut squeaks.
Rated weights and mattress fit
- 350 lbsupper bunk capacity
- 400 lbslower bunk capacity
- 6 inrecommended mattress thickness
- 3.1 inunder-bed clearance
What arrives and what you still need
- Metal bunk bed frame×1
Matte black square-tube steel
- Side ladder×1
Solid rungs
- Non-marring foot pads
One for each leg
From a squeezed room to one that works

The room that is too small for two
You measure the room and two beds will not sit side by side. So one child gets a floor pallet, the other guards the real bed, and every scuffle ends on the same few square feet of floor.
The bunk that holds its ground
The upper bunk is rated to 350 lbs and the lower to 400 lbs. Guardrails run along three sides of the top bed, the ladder has solid rungs, and the frame carries CPC certification.
A room that finally works
Each child has a bed of their own. The floor is clear for play or a desk, and the foot pads keep the frame quiet and the boards unscratched.
Protects floors and keeps the squeak down
- Tighten bolts
After assembly, after week one and again at 30 days.
- Use foot pads
Fit under every leg to protect floors.
- Wipe clean
A dry or slightly damp cloth on the matte finish.
- Respect the limits
350 lbs upper, 400 lbs lower.
Size in context
- 76.7 inLength
- 40.9 inWidth
- 54 inHeight
- 3.1 inUnder-bed clearance
Roughly the footprint of a single twin bed
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The upper bunk has guardrails on three sides, a side ladder with rungs and CPC certification. The rated capacity is 350 lbs. Check the spec image for rail measurements and use a mattress around 6 in thick so the rail stays above the sleeper.
It fits two standard twin mattresses. A 6 in thickness is recommended and no boxspring is needed, because steel slats support each mattress.
The box has the metal frame, the ladder and non-marring foot pads. Mattresses are sold separately.
Non-marring foot pads go under each leg to protect floors and reduce squeaks. Tighten all bolts after assembly and re-check them after the first few nights.
Metal is lighter and easier to move than most wooden bunks, with a slim square-tube profile that keeps the room open. Two beds in one footprint also costs less over time than buying and housing two separate frames.
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