Atlas Solid Pine Triple Bunk Bed with Double Bottom

The Atlas sleeps three. A full UK double on the bottom, big enough for two children to share or for a parent to lie down and settle a younger one at bedtime, with a standard single on top. Built in solid pine with 75mm posts and finished in white, it suits a shared room, a growing family, or a house that needs somewhere for everyone to sleep at Christmas. When the bunk years are over it separates into two freestanding beds, a single and a double, and carries on being useful.

At 159cm high it suits rooms with sloping ceilings and makes the top bunk less of a climb. The angled ladder has wide treads and sits at the end of the bed rather than the side. Both levels have solid slatted bases, so there's no divan or box spring to buy for either mattress.

The Atlas arrives flat-packed in four boxes, 116kg in total, in 2 to 5 working days. It's a two-person build and you should allow a couple of hours. If you'd rather someone else did it, there's a link to book a local assembler below the returns policy.

It takes two mattresses. The top bunk takes a UK single, 90cm by 190cm, and its guard rail is designed around a mattress no deeper than 15cm. That figure is a safety measurement, not a suggestion: a deeper mattress raises the sleeping surface and leaves less rail above it. The bottom bunk takes a UK double, 135cm by 190cm, with 77.4cm of clearance to the bunk above, so a shallower mattress leaves more room to sit up. The mattresses shown above are matched to both levels, and the MemoryDream 15 is the one we'd put on each.

Key facts

• Size: 210cm long x 153.5cm wide x 159cm high
• Sleeps: Three: a UK single on top and a UK double below
• Mattresses: Top: UK single (90 x 190cm), maximum 15cm deep. Bottom: UK double (135 x 190cm)
• Bunk heights: Bottom bunk base 30.5cm from the floor, with 77.4cm of clearance to the top bunk
• Ages: Top bunk for children aged 6 and over
• Material and finish: Solid pine with 75mm posts, in white
• Splits into two beds: A freestanding single and a freestanding double
• Ladder: Angled, with wide treads, at the end of the bed
• Bases: Solid slatted bases on both levels, so no divan or box spring is needed
• Safety: Built to BS EN 747, with full-length guard rails on both sides of the top bunk
• Assembly: Flat-packed in four boxes (116kg in total). A two-person build; allow a couple of hours
• Delivery: Free, in 2 to 5 working days
• Guarantee: 1-year manufacturer's guarantee

Room fit

At 159cm high, the Atlas suits rooms with lower or sloping ceilings, and the top bunk is less of a climb. Allow about 70cm between the top mattress and the ceiling for a younger child to sit up, and 80 to 90cm for a teenager. It needs about 210cm by 153.5cm of floor space, with the ladder at the end of the bed rather than the side.

Questions parents ask

Can two children share the bottom bunk?
Yes. The bottom bunk is a full UK double, 135cm by 190cm, with room for two children to share or for a parent to lie down at bedtime.

Can it be split into two beds?
Yes. When the bunk years are over, it separates into a freestanding single and a freestanding double.

Do I need a box spring or divan?
No. Both levels have solid slatted bases, so you only need the two mattresses.

What's Included

• Atlas triple bunk bed frame in solid pine
• Angled ladder
• Solid slatted bases for both levels
• Fixings and assembly instructions