Kids Modern Colors Slate Blue Twin XL Panel Bed

This bed features adjustable side rails that offer two distinct height settings. The lower setting is perfect for younger children, providing easier accessibility and a safer height for getting in and out of bed. As the child grows, the rails can be raised to the higher setting, which creates more under-bed clearance for storage or easier vacuuming.

Yes, as a panel-style bed, this frame is designed to be used with both a mattress and a foundation (sold separately). A foundation or bunkie board provides the necessary flat, sturdy surface to support the mattress, preventing it from sagging and ensuring the longevity of your sleep system.

A twin XL bed provides an additional 5 inches of length compared to a standard twin, offering a total sleeping surface length of 80 inches. This makes it an ideal choice for taller children and teenagers who need extra legroom, as well as a practical "future-proof" investment for students preparing for college dorm life, where twin XL is the standard mattress size.

Absolutely. The slate blue finish is a versatile, contemporary neutral that balances "color obsession" with a sophisticated tone. The design features a gentle arch on the headboard and footboard and tapered spun legs, creating a sleek, clean-lined look that pairs well with both bold patterns and minimalist decor. For a cohesive room, this bed is part of the Modern Colors collection, which includes matching dressers, nightstands, and desks.

Yes. The combination of the twin XL dimensions and the mature, modern design makes it a highly adaptable piece. While styled for the Kids and Teens collection, the sleek craftsmanship and sophisticated slate blue finish allow it to function perfectly in a guest room or as a long-term bed for a tall student transitioning through high school and into higher education.

This bed has a footprint of 43.25 inches in width and 86 inches in depth. Because the twin XL frame is longer than a standard twin, it is best suited for rooms that can accommodate the 7-foot depth while still allowing for at least 2 to 3 feet of walking space around the foot of the bed.