Ivy League 2.0 Walnut Full/Full Step Bunk with Chest and Bookcase

To preserve the beauty and integrity of the dark wood finish, our expertise suggests regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For minor spills or sticky spots common in children's rooms, use a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and water, then dry immediately. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or furniture polishes, which can degrade the protective topcoat over time. Utilizing the skid-resistant strips on the steps also helps prevent finish wear in the highest-traffic areas of the bed.

Yes, this unit is designed as an all-in-one bedroom solution. It features a full storage chest with five beveled drawers and an integrated bookcase with adjustable shelves. When combined with the storage drawers built into the steps, this set provides more storage capacity than a standard dresser, making it ideal for urban apartments or smaller suburban bedrooms where floor space is limited.

Absolutely. While many bunk beds utilize a twin-over-twin setup, the full-over-full configuration offers significantly more longevity. The extra width provides the comfort and room necessary for growing teenagers or young adults. Furthermore, the sophisticated walnut finish and brushed steel hardware offer a timeless aesthetic that transitions well from a child's playroom to a more mature teen suite.

Steps are widely considered a safer and more stable option for children, particularly for middle-of-the-night trips. This model features integrated steps equipped with skid-resistant textured strips to provide extra traction. Beyond safety, the steps maximize utility by housing built-in storage drawers, turning necessary access into a space-saving feature.

Yes, the bottom bed is equipped with casters, allowing for exceptional flexibility in room layout. This design is particularly helpful in shared bedrooms, as the bed can be easily moved for cleaning, vacuuming, or rearranging the space. This mobility also makes it much easier to change the linens on the bottom bunk compared to stationary models.

No, a standard box spring is not required and should not be used, as it would sit too high and compromise the effectiveness of the top bunk's safety guardrails. Instead, bunkie boards are required to provide a low-profile, sturdy foundation for the mattresses. We recommend pairing this set with mattresses no thicker than 8 inches for the top bunk to ensure compliance with CPSC safety standards regarding guardrail height.