Space-Saving Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Trundle
Two kids sleep up top and below, a trundle tucks away for guests, and six drawers hold the clutter. This white solid wood bunk gives a shared room its floor back.
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Two kids sleep up top and below, a trundle tucks away for guests, and six drawers hold the clutter. This white solid wood bunk gives a shared room its floor back.
Two beds and built-in storage in one footprint: a twin-over-twin bunk with a trundle and drawers
- limited floor space in shared bedrooms
- need for a guest or second sleeping spot
- clutter from toys, bedding, and clothes
- need for safe raised sleeping with guardrail and ladder
Reclaim the room with two beds and built-in storage
Shared rooms and sleepovers crowd the floor. This white solid wood bunk gives two sleeping spots and six drawers in one footprint.
Two beds and storage, one footprint
Two beds, one footprint
Upper and lower twin beds plus a pull-out trundle give you three sleeping spots without the floor that separate beds would take.

Drawers that keep the floor clear
Three front drawers and three trundle drawers, with recessed pulls, hold toys, bedding and clothes off the floor.

Guardrail and ladder built for kids
The upper bunk has a guardrail and the side ladder has wide rungs, so the climb up and down feels secure.
Everything needed to sleep three
- Bunk bed frame (upper and lower)×1
Solid wood, matte white
- Side ladder×1
Wide rungs
- Trundle bed×1
Pull-out
- Drawers×6
Three front, three on the trundle
From a crowded floor to a calm room

The room is full
Two kids, one room, and the floor is already gone. Toys, bedding and clothes spill everywhere, and every sleepover means dragging a mattress out that never quite fits.
Two beds, one footprint
The upper and lower twin beds stack. The trundle slides out from below for a third sleeper and tucks away after. Three front drawers and three trundle drawers take the clutter.

Room to breathe
The floor is visible again. Each kid has a bed and a place for their things, and a guest bed is ready when someone asks to stay over.
Check the footprint before you order
- Twin over twinConfiguration
- Pull-out, twinTrundle
- Full-size footprintSize class
Allow clear floor beside the bed for the trundle to slide out.
One frame versus three purchases
| This bunk | Basic bunk + dresser | |
|---|---|---|
| Two beds in one frame | ||
| Built-in trundle | — | |
| Built-in drawers | — | |
| Solid wood frame | Partial | |
| Extra floor taken by storage | No | Yes |
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Questions and answers
Yes, it slides out from under the lower bunk. Keep the floor beside the bed clear of toys and bedding so it moves freely. Measure the pull-out path as well as the frame before you order.
The upper bunk has a guardrail and the side ladder has wide rungs. Tighten every bolt after assembly and recheck after the first week. Check the manufacturer's age guidance for the top bunk.
Plan for the frame plus the trundle pull-out space and clear access to the ladder side. Mark the layout on the floor with tape before ordering.
A basic bunk plus a separate trundle and dresser means three purchases and more floor taken. This is one solid wood frame with two beds, a trundle and six drawers, used daily for years.
Wipe the white matte finish with a soft damp cloth. The pine slats support the mattresses, so keep them dry.
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