This “L” shaped design fits your bedroom corner for a space-saving way to sleep three! High height = extra headroom between stacked beds and more clearance beneath the loft. Customize free space for storage, study or play. Safe sturdy ladders on both ends provide dual points of access to top.
Features
- Quality: Solid, knot-free premium hardwood construction (Maple, Birch, Aspen) Non-toxic, low VOC finish.
- Strong: Tested to hold 800 lbs (that’s double the U.S. safety standard!)
- Stable: Patented Rock Lock Leg Bolts provide rock solid connections
- Safe: Industry-Leading 16” tall guardrails
- Modular: Separates into standard beds or converts to another style
- Choices: Available in natural, white or chestnut finish; and with slat, panel or curve bed end style. Also available in full size.
Our high corner loft bunk is just that – two beds stacked on one side connected to a single raised bed on the other. The result is a super functional “L” shape that fits perfectly in your bedroom corner.
With space to sleep three, a queen corner bed is the ideal solution for a shared bedroom or for any child who loves to host sleepovers. Also a popular choice for vacation homes where guest accommodations are at a premium.
High height = ample headroom between bunked beds and over 4 ft of clearance beneath the loft.
Customize based on your needs. Turn open space into a study nook, fill with storage, or leave free for playtime. You can even sleep a 4th by adding a trundle bed to the lower bunk!
Solid wood ladders on both sides with extra wide, grooved steps for safe comfortable climbing.
The Maxtrix System allows you to convert as your needs change – use as individual twin beds, or divide into separate bunk and loft.
Overall: L: 145.5" x D: 84" x H: 71"
NOTE: Bed can be assembled mirror image .
Height is measured from the floor to the top of the guardrail.
Guardrail height: 16" (measured from the surface of the slats to the top of the guardrail)
Mattress support slats are spaced 2.75" apart.
Underbed height: 41.75" (measured from the slats of the lower bed to the slats of the upper bed)
