Ivy League 2.0 Walnut Twin/Full Step Loft with Chest

Designed as a comprehensive "room solution," this loft bed is ideal for maximizing square footage in smaller suburban homes or urban apartments. It integrates a twin-size elevated bed, a mobile full-size bottom bed on casters, a five-drawer storage chest with adjustable shelves, and additional drawers built into the steps. By combining sleep, storage, and a staircase into a single 101-inch-long unit, it eliminates the need for a separate dresser and second bed frame.

This loft bed stands 70.5 inches tall. To ensure a child can sit up comfortably on the top bunk, our experts recommend at least 30 to 36 inches of clearance between the top of the mattress and the ceiling. While it can fit in rooms with standard 8-foot ceilings, a 9-foot ceiling provides the most optimal and spacious experience.

Yes, the twin-size bottom bed is equipped with casters, allowing it to be easily moved. This flexibility is perfect for rearranging the room layout, providing extra floor space for play during the day, or making it easier to reach the storage chest and clean underneath the frame.

Stairs are widely considered a safer and more stable entry point for children, especially during nighttime trips to the bathroom. This loft bed features wide steps equipped with skid-resistant textured strips to provide secure footing. Additionally, each step functions as a built-in storage drawer, maximizing the utility of the staircase’s footprint.

This loft bed is designed with durable construction to withstand the daily activity of a busy child's room. The walnut finish is a classic, dark wood tone that is well-suited for high-traffic environments, providing a sophisticated look that transitions easily as your child grows from a toddler to a teen. To maintain the finish, our care guide recommends regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth to prevent debris from accumulating in the beveled drawer details.

Bunkie boards are required for this loft bed to provide the necessary flat, firm support for the mattresses without adding the excessive height of a traditional box spring. Using a bunkie board ensures the top mattress remains at a safe level below the guardrails, adhering to safety standards while maintaining the structural integrity of the bed.