Twin House Bed with Roof, Fence Rails and 2 Storage Drawers, Natural

Fences on children's beds are sold by height and undone by mattress depth. A 16.5 inch fence over a 10 inch mattress leaves six inches of rail.

The manufacturer publishes a 4 to 8 inch window and this page leads with it. Buy at eight inches or under and the fence keeps at least 8.5 inches above the sleeping surface, which is what it was drawn to do.

Sixty six and a half to the ridge

The bed takes 81.5 by 42 inches of floor and reaches 66.5 inches at the roof. The deck sits 12 inches off the ground and the fence stands 16.5 inches above it. That vertical stack is worth checking against a sloping ceiling before you choose the wall.

Four to eight inches of mattress

The window is published and it is narrow. At eight inches the fence still stands more than half its height above the sleeping surface. Go thicker and the fence turns into a lip, which is the usual way a child's bed stops doing its job.

Two drawers and a hanging box

The drawers measure 35.5 by 15 inches inside and 4.5 deep, and they run on wheels. There is also a small box, 11.5 by 6.5 by 3 inches, that hangs on the rail for the things a child wants within reach at night, a torch or a book or a pair of glasses.

Pine, crossbars and connections

Solid pine with plywood and engineered wood, reinforced crossbars behind the fence and bolted connections at the joints. The published capacity for the bed is 200 lb, or 90 kg, which the record gives both ways so there is nothing to convert or guess at.

The published thickness window for a Twin.

Along the open side of the bed.

Measured from the ground.

35.5 by 15 by 4.5 inches inside.

A separate hanging storage box.

Published as 200 lb or 90 kg.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A fence on the open side with a headboard and footboard closing both ends.

Two drawers on wheels, and a small box on the rail for the bedtime things.

The frame is meant to carry curtains, lights or ribbons, none of which are included.

What we stand behind

• The 81.5 by 42 by 66.5 inch frame size, the 16.5 inch guardrail, the 12 inch deck height, the drawer and storage box inner sizes, the 4 to 8 inch mattress window and the 200 lb capacity are the manufacturer's published figures.
• Slat count, slat spacing and frame net weight are not published.
• Curtains, string lights and ribbons shown on the frame in the photographs are not included.
• The mattress, bedding and toys in the photographs are not included.

What mattress does it take?

A Twin, 38 by 75 inches, between 4 and 8 inches thick. Not included.

How much floor does it need?

81.5 inches long by 42 inches wide, and it stands 66.5 inches tall.

How high is the fence?

16.5 inches.

How big are the drawers?

Two at 35.5 by 15 inches inside and 4.5 inches deep, on wheels.

What is the storage box for?

Small items. It measures 11.5 by 6.5 by 3 inches and hangs on the rail.

Is a box spring needed?

No. Plywood slats carry the mattress directly.

What weight will it carry?

200 lb, or 90 kg, as published.