Double bunk beds
A double bunk bed has a double bed built in, so it sleeps three or four in about the floor space of one double bed. Most have a single on top and a double on the bottom. Our quad bunk has a double on both levels.
Single over double, or double over double?
- Single over double: a UK single (90 x 190cm) on top and a UK double (135 x 190cm) below. It sleeps three, and some take a pull-out trundle for a fourth.
- Double over double: two double bunks that sleep four. Ours comes in double or small double, and it separates into two beds later on.
Who they suit
Shared bedrooms, where an older child or teenager gets the double. Sleepovers and visiting family, when you need to sleep three or four in one room. And growing families who would sooner buy one bed that keeps up.
Check the size first
A double bunk is wider than a standard bunk because of the double bed below. Each product page gives the full width, length and height, so measure the room against those before you order.
Mattresses
A single over double takes one single and one double mattress. Bunk beds have their own mattress rules, so read our bunk bed mattress guide first, then see our bunk bed mattresses. The mattresses offered on each product page are the ones that fit that bed.
More bunk beds
Want three separate beds instead? See our triple bunk beds. For bunks that split into two beds, see detachable bunk beds, or browse all bunk beds. Our bunk bed buying guide covers what to check before you buy.
