A full over full bunk bed features two full size beds (each can accommodate a mattress the size of 54 x 75 inches) stacked one on top of another. Such a configuration is suitable wherever lots of sleeping space is needed, particularly if living quarters are tight. Families with multiple children, for example, will certainly appreciate it, as each bed can easily accommodate two smaller kids. It is also a fashionable and practical solution for guest rooms. A full over full bunk bed, especially if equipped with a trundle bed, can comfortably house an entire mid-sized family.
Of course, such a bed will do great in more common situations too; you will find no better sleeping solution for a couple of teenaged or college kids who have to share a room, as they will certainly appreciate the extra sleeping space. Come to think of it, the extra space will probably be appreciated regardless of how small or big your children are — and as a bonus you won’t have to worry about them outgrowing their beds.
Full over full bunk beds come in plenty of different styles, colors, arrangements, materials. Let’s start the tour with some classic specimens.
Full Over Full Bunk Beds With Stairs
Bunk beds are sometimes regarded as unsafe, but this concern is rendered largely irrelevant once the ladder is replaced with a staircase. Yes, bunk beds with stairs do cost more, and they take up more space as well, but for many parents this is an acceptable price to pay for the peace of mind they get in return.
Full Over Full Bunk Beds With Storage
When it comes to bunk beds with storage, the containers are usually located under the bed. The 12 inches or so of free space there is just perfect to fit in a drawer or three. There are also solutions with shelves or bookcases integrated into the bed’s headboards or footboards, but those are more of a rare thing.
Full Over Full Bunk Beds With Trundle
Trundle beds are an oft-chosen accessory when it comes to full size bunk beds, increasing the already large amount of sleeping space even more. Note that the size of the trundle bed is usually twin, though.
Metal Full Over Full Bunk Beds
While wooden bunk beds are probably still the more popular choice among buyers, you should certainly not disregard metal bunk beds if they are aesthetically acceptable to you. The sturdiness and durability of metal as a material should not be questionable, even if there are those who claim wood is sturdier still and more durable. But one should always take into account the source of such claims. Full size metal bunk beds are usually more affordable due to lower material and production costs. They are also said to be more resistant to scratches and dents.