Twin House Frame Kids Floor Bed with Pitched Roof and Wooden Slats, Grey
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Twin House Frame Kids Floor Bed with Pitched Roof and Wooden Slats, Grey
Description
Twin House Frame Kids Floor Bed with Pitched Roof and Wooden Slats, Grey
A house shaped frame around a Twin mattress that sits at floor level, so there is nothing to climb up to and nothing to fall from. It takes 79.5 by 45 inches of floor and stands 72.5 inches to the ridge.
The problem this solves
What usually goes wrong
This listing gives two different weight capacities on the same picture. The header of the manufacturer's drawing says 88 lb and the badge beneath it says 300 lb.
How this one answers it
Rather than pick the flattering one, the lower figure is what this page publishes and the disagreement is stated plainly. If the bed needs to hold an adult reading a bedtime story, treat 88 lb as the number you have been given and choose accordingly.
A grey painted house frame in solid wood and plywood, with a pitched roof over a slatted deck that sits on the floor.

Seventy two and a half to the ridge
The footprint is 79.5 by 45 inches and the roof reaches 72.5 inches. The eaves sit at 43.5 inches, which is the height that matters if the bed goes under a sloping ceiling or beside a window.
Nothing to climb down from
The slat deck sits at floor level, so a child gets in and out the way they would off a mattress on the ground. There is no guardrail because there is no drop, which is the whole argument for a floor bed at this age.


A frame to decorate
The manufacturer expects the roof to be dressed: bunting, string lights, hanging toys, or paint. That is the part that makes it a child's bed rather than a plain platform, and it changes as often as you like.
What the record publishes
79.5 x 45 x 72.5 in
Overall frame size.
43.5 in eaves
Height to the underside of the roof.
Floor level deck
No clearance and nothing to climb.
Solid wood and plywood
Painted grey.
No box spring
The mattress sits on the slats.
88 lb published capacity
The lower of two figures on the same panel.
Specifications
| Mattress size taken | Twin, 38 in x 75 in (not included) |
|---|---|
| Frame outer size | 79.5 in long x 45 in wide x 72.5 in tall |
| Height to the eaves | 43.5 in |
| Slats | Heavy duty wooden slats; count not published |
| Slat spacing | Not published |
| Under-bed clearance | None. The deck sits at floor level |
| Box spring | Will not fit. This is a floor bed |
| Weight capacity | 88 lb, the lower of two figures on the same panel |
| Materials | Solid wood and plywood |
| Recommended mattress thickness | Not published |
| Colour | Grey |
Size and fit at a glance
How it compares
A house floor bed against the alternatives. General category guidance.
| This bed | A toddler bed with rails | A mattress on the floor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height to climb | None | Usually a low frame | None |
| Roof frame | Yes, 72.5 in | No | No |
| Guardrails | None | Usually partial | None |
| Mattress size | Twin 38 x 75 in | Often cot sized | Any |
Shipping
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.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Who is this perfect for?
Toddlers just out of a cot
Floor level access with no rail to climb and no drop on the other side.
Rooms that get redecorated
The roof frame is meant to be dressed, so the bed changes with the child.

What we stand behind
- The 79.5 by 45 by 72.5 inch frame size and the 43.5 inch eaves height are the manufacturer's published figures.
- The weight capacity is contradictory in the record: the manufacturer's own drawing gives 88 lb in its header and 300 lb in the badge beneath it, and the written description says 300 lb. The lower figure is published here.
- Slat count, slat spacing and a recommended mattress thickness are not published.
- The mattress, bedding, rugs and toys in the photographs are not included.
Frequently asked questions
What mattress does it take?
A Twin, 38 by 75 inches. Not included.
How much floor does it need?
79.5 inches long by 45 inches wide.
How tall is the roof?
72.5 inches at the ridge, with the eaves at 43.5 inches.
What weight will it carry?
The manufacturer's panel gives 88 lb in its header and 300 lb in its badge. The lower figure is published here.
Is a box spring needed?
No. It is a floor bed and the mattress sits on the slats at floor level.
Can it be decorated?
The manufacturer suggests hanging flags, string lights or toys from the frame, or painting it.




















