Kids Creekside 2.0 Charcoal Twin Loft with 2 Loft Chests

This loft bed is specifically engineered as a high-efficiency, space-saving solution, making it ideal for compact urban floor plans. By elevating the twin mattress, it creates a functional "room within a room." With a footprint of roughly 80" x 61", it integrates two full-sized storage chests directly into the frame, effectively replacing the need for a separate dresser and clearing significant floor space for a play area, desk, or additional seating underneath.

The frame is crafted using solid pine and pine veneers, a material choice favored for its natural strength and long-term durability in high-use children's furniture. Unlike metal frames that can develop squeaks or wobbles over time, this solid wood construction provides a sturdy, stable foundation. The charcoal finish is applied over these veneers to offer a modern, resilient surface that stands up well to the daily wear and tear of an active child’s room.

To maintain the maximum effective height of the safety guardrails, this loft bed requires the use of a bunkie board (sold separately) rather than a traditional box spring. A bunkie board provides a slim, rigid foundation that supports the mattress properly while keeping the overall sleep surface low enough to ensure the guardrails remain at a safe height above the mattress.

While changing sheets on any elevated bed requires more effort than a standard bed, this model's design helps simplify the process. Because it uses a twin mattress supported by a bunkie board, the mattress remains relatively lightweight and easy to lift. Our home experts recommend using high-quality fitted sheets with deep pockets or "easy-make" bedding designed for bunks to ensure a snug fit and minimize the time spent tucking in corners while on the ladder.

This bed has an overall height of approximately 70 inches. To ensure your child can sit up comfortably without the risk of head injury, we recommend a minimum of 33 to 36 inches of clearance between the top of the mattress and your ceiling. For this specific model, a room with standard 9-foot ceilings is ideal, though it can work in 8-foot rooms if a low-profile mattress and the required bunkie board are used to maximize headspace.

Following the safety guidelines established by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), loft beds and the top bunks of bunk beds are recommended for children aged 6 and older. This ensures that the child has the necessary coordination and maturity to safely navigate the ladder and use the elevated sleeping surface.