Kids Creekside 2.0 Charcoal Twin/Twin Step Bunk Bed

Steps provide a broader and more stable surface for climbing compared to traditional ladders, making them an excellent choice for younger children or those who feel less secure on narrow rungs. This specific bed design is unique because it features both a side-integrated staircase with five steps and a built-in ladder on the opposite frame, offering multiple secure access points to the top bunk.

Because the staircase is integrated into the length of the frame, this bed has an overall depth of 100.65 inches. When planning your room layout, ensure you have sufficient clearance for this larger footprint, as well as enough space for the four storage drawers to fully extend from the side of the stairs. This configuration is particularly efficient for narrow bedrooms where a separate dresser might not fit comfortably.

This bed is constructed using pine veneers finished in a charcoal gray. Pine is a reliable choice for high-use children's furniture because it offers substantial structural integrity and a clean, uniform look. The charcoal finish is applied with durability in mind, designed to withstand the daily activity of a busy child’s room while maintaining its timeless appeal.

Traditional box springs should not be used with this bunk bed. To ensure proper support while maintaining the safety height of the guardrails, our standards require the use of a bunkie board (sold separately). This low-profile foundation provides a solid surface for the mattress while keeping the top sleeper within recommended safety clearances.

With a total height of approximately 69.65 inches, this bed is well-suited for standard 8-foot ceilings. This height typically allows for enough clearance for a child to sit up comfortably on the top bunk, which is a common concern for families living in modern suburban homes or urban townhouses with standard ceiling heights.

To maximize utility in shared or smaller bedrooms, this bed includes a space-saving storage solution directly within the architecture of the stairs. Four of the five steps feature built-in drawers, providing a convenient, easy-to-reach place for children to organize toys, clothes, or extra linens without the need for additional bulky furniture.