- How many people does it sleep?
- Three: two on the stacked twin beds and one on the pull-out trundle. The trundle takes a standard twin mattress, which is usually sold separately.
- Is the frame real wood?
- Yes, the frame is pine with a white finish. Pine is solid but softer than hardwood, so expect some denting and scratching over time.
- Do I need a box spring?
- No. Bunk beds like this use a slat platform, so mattresses sit directly on the frame. Use mattresses no thicker than about 8 inches on the top bunk to keep the guardrail effective.
- How much floor space does it need?
- More than a ladder bunk, because the staircase and the pulled-out trundle both extend past the frame. Measure the room with the trundle fully open before buying.
- Is $846.84 a good price?
- It is the only new price listed, at Lowe's as of November 7, 2026, so there is no recent range to judge it against. Compare it with similar pine bunk beds with stairs and a trundle, which often run $700 to $1,100.
- How hard is assembly?
- It is a multi-hour job with many parts, and two people help with the stacked sections. A power drill and a helper make it much quicker.
- Where is the Bellemave Twin Over Bunk Bed With Trundle Storage Staircase Wood Frame cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $846.84, as of our latest check.