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Frequently asked questions
- What are the dimensions of the twin-over-full bunk bed?
- The specific dimensions will vary, but typically a twin-over-full bunk bed with stairs measures approximately 100-105 inches in length, 57-60 inches in width, and 65-70 inches in height.
- What is the weight capacity for each bunk?
- The weight capacity generally ranges from 150-200 lbs for the upper twin bunk and 200-250 lbs for the lower full bunk, though this can vary by manufacturer.
- Can the staircase be assembled on the opposite side?
- Most bunk beds with integrated staircases are designed for fixed assembly. It is unlikely this configuration can be reversed without significant modification.