Kids Hilton Head Graphite Twin/Full Step Bunk

A twin-over-full configuration is a highly versatile choice for growing families. The bottom full-size bed provides ample room for older children or teenagers, while the top twin bunk remains a cozy spot for a younger sibling. This layout also works exceptionally well for guest rooms or vacation homes, as it can comfortably accommodate both children and adults in a single footprint.

Based on our expertise in furniture care, we recommend dusting the graphite finish regularly with a soft, dry cloth to prevent buildup. For light stains or spills, a cloth dampened with mild soap and water is sufficient. To preserve the classic shutter-style details and the integrity of the finish, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive polishes which can degrade the protective topcoat over time.

This model is designed for high-efficiency storage. The steps swap out a traditional ladder for functional built-in drawers, perfect for organizing toys, pajamas, or extra linens without needing a separate dresser. For families needing even more utility, an optional storage trundle can be added (sold separately) to provide a third sleeping space or additional under-bed storage.

This bunk bed utilizes a step system rather than a traditional ladder, which is often a preferred choice for parents of younger children or for those looking for extra stability. The wide steps provide more surface area for a child’s foot to grip, making the transition to the top twin bunk feel more secure. Additionally, these steps feature built-in handrails and integrated storage drawers, maximizing both safety and floor space in a shared bedroom.

When planning for a bunk bed with steps, it is important to note the total length. This unit measures 103 inches long to accommodate the built-in staircase. While the twin-over-full configuration is an excellent space-saver for sleeping two children in one room, ensure your room has at least 9 to 10 feet of wall space to fit the unit comfortably without blocking doorways or closets. The 69.5-inch height is standard, leaving plenty of headroom for most 8-foot ceilings.

To maintain the low profile and safety of the top bunk, this bed requires a bunkie board rather than a standard box spring. A bunkie board provides the necessary flat, rigid support for the mattress while ensuring the mattress does not sit too high. Keeping the mattress at the intended height ensures the guardrails remain effective for the child on the top bunk.