Ivy League 2.0 White Full/Full Step Bunk Bed

No, a standard box spring or foundation should not be used with this bunk bed, as it would raise the mattress to an unsafe height relative to the guardrails. A bunkie board is required for both the top and bottom bunks to provide the necessary flat, firm support for the mattresses while maintaining a low profile for maximum safety.

This model has a total footprint of 101 inches in length and 57 inches in width. Because it features a staircase entry and two full-size sleeping surfaces, it is longer than a standard bed. This configuration is ideal for larger bedrooms or shared spaces where you want to maximize sleeping capacity without the need for two separate bed frames. We recommend measuring your room to ensure there is adequate clearance at the end of the staircase for safe entry and exit.

The bed features a fresh white finish applied over high-quality veneers, creating a smooth surface that is resilient against the daily activity of a child’s room. To maintain the finish, our care expertise suggests simply wiping the frame with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove dust or spills. This construction ensures the bed retains its charming aesthetic while standing up to long-term use.

This bed is designed to be a multifunctional sleep and storage solution. Built directly into the side of the staircase are five valuable storage drawers. This integrated design helps keep bedrooms organized by providing a dedicated space for clothes, toys, or extra linens, potentially eliminating the need for an additional dresser in smaller rooms or urban apartments.

Yes, bunk beds featuring a staircase design offer a higher degree of safety and stability, particularly for younger children or for nighttime use. This bed is engineered with wide, sturdy steps rather than narrow ladder rungs. To further enhance safety, each of the five steps includes an integrated textured strip to provide essential slip resistance as your child climbs to the top bunk.

With a height of 70.5 inches, this bed is best suited for rooms with standard 8-foot (96-inch) ceilings or higher. This ensures that the occupant of the top bunk has enough headroom to sit up comfortably. In regions where ceiling fans are common, such as Florida or Texas, we recommend positioning the bed away from the fan's rotation path to maintain a safe environment for your child.