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Yeti Beds sells bunk beds in twin over twin, twin over full, full over full, queen-size and triple configurations, built in metal or wood to stack two or more sleeping spaces in one footprint.
Most designs include guard rails and a ladder, and some use bunk bed stairs instead. Storage drawers appear on some frames, a few add a trundle, and a few convert into two separate beds. The Haley II twin over full bunk bed, for example, has two storage drawers, a right-facing built-in ladder, a top guard rail and slat support on both levels, and it splits into two beds. Wood bunk beds include some solid wood designs.
Setup and age matter as much as the frame. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission requires two guardrails on an upper bunk whose foundation is more than 30 in. off the floor, plus labels warning against putting children under 6 on the top bunk. For a single raised bed, see loft beds, or browse twin beds for one sleeper.
Frequently asked questions
What is a safe age for bunk beds?
The American Academy of Pediatrics advises against letting a child younger than 6 sleep in the top bunk, and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission requires bunk beds to carry a warning label saying the same. Read each listing for its own use guidance and age notes as well, and keep the top bunk for older children.
What is the safest type of bunk bed?
A safer bunk bed setup starts with guardrails on both sides of the upper bunk and a corner spot. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission requires two guardrails on an upper bunk more than 30 in. off the floor, and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends a corner placement. Compare rail and ladder details on each listing.
Can bunk beds be separated into two beds?
Some can. A few designs in this collection are listed as converting into two separate beds, including the Haley II twin over full bunk bed. If a listing does not say the bed separates, plan on using it as a stacked unit, and check the product description before counting on splitting it later.
What size mattress does a bunk bed take?
It depends on the configuration. A twin over full bunk bed takes a twin mattress on top and a full below, twin over twin takes two twins, and full over full takes two fulls. For queen-size and triple bunks, the title and listing show each level's size. Confirm both sizes before you buy bedding.
