Space-Saving Stackable Twin Beds for the Guest Room or Kids' Room: 10 Easy Pieces

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An elegant solution to offer guests: well-designed, stackable twin beds. Each complete with a mattress and a low profile, the beds stack up as one single bed and, when separated, can pair side by side for a double bed or stand alone as singles. More commonly found in European households where space is hard to come by, the stackable bed also works well for children’s rooms where siblings or sleepovers call for more than one bed. Here are our 10 favorites.

one of our favorite designs, the toro bed designed by gil coste in \20\1\2 for 17 — Above: One of our favorite designs, the Toro Bed designed by Gil Coste in 2012 for More is a lightweight bed made of anodized aluminum. Stacked together, the bottom bed is nearly invisible. The Toro Bed is available directly at More or for €914 each at Puur Design & Interieur.

the design that inspired the search for stackable beds: the müller stackin 18 — Above: The design that inspired the search for stackable beds: the Müller Stacking Modern Bed from Germany designed by Rolf Heide in 1966. The beds are made of plywood, available in a wide range of colors, and stackable up to 10 beds high for storage; $1,075 at Müller. It can also be found at Connox or Manufactum.

the ikea utåker stackable twin beds in pine are sold with two bed frames; 19 — Above: The Ikea Utåker Stackable Twin Beds in pine are sold with two bed frames; $407 at Ikea.

the zeitraum guest stacking bed by hertel & klarhoefer in \2007 is availabl 20 — Above: The Zeitraum Guest Stacking Bed by Hertel & Klarhoefer in 2007 is available in ash, oak, American cherry, American walnut, and European walnut. Available for $1,954 per bed at Do.

the opus white stackable twin beds from dorel living come as two beds for \$\23 21 — Above: The Opus White Stackable Twin Beds from Dorel Living come as two beds for $232.01 at The Home Depot.

the lönneberga stacking bed designed by alexander seifried for richard lam 22 — Above: The Lönneberga Stacking Bed designed by Alexander Seifried for Richard Lampert starts at $2,415 per bed from Stillfied.

designed by nils holger moormann, the tagedieb stacking bed is made from birch 23 — Above: Designed by Nils Holger Moormann, the Tagedieb Stacking Bed is made from birch plywood and starts at $1,631 per bed from Stillfried.

the habitat hanna stacking single guest bed is £370 each at habitat. 24 — Above: The Habitat Hanna Stacking Single Guest Bed is £370 each at Habitat.

the hasena amigo stacking bed comes in white stained beech. 25 — Above: The Hasena Amigo Stacking Bed comes in white-stained beech.

the birch loop stacking bed is £459 from the futon company. 26 — Above: The Birch Loop Stacking Bed is £459 from the Futon Company.

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N.B.: This story originally ran on September 13, 2013 and has been updated.

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Frequently asked questions

What are stackable twin guest beds?

Stackable twin guest beds are beds that are designed to be easily stacked on top of each other for convenient storage and space-saving purposes.

Where can I find stackable twin guest beds?

You can find stackable twin guest beds at various furniture stores, home decor retailers, and online marketplaces.

What are the advantages of stackable twin guest beds?

The advantages of stackable twin guest beds include easy storage, space-saving capabilities, and the ability to provide additional sleeping arrangements for guests or unexpected visitors.

Are stackable twin guest beds easy to assemble?

Yes, most stackable twin guest beds are designed for easy assembly. They typically come with detailed instructions and all the necessary hardware for quick and hassle-free setup.

Do stackable twin guest beds require any additional support brackets or equipment?

Some stackable twin guest beds may require additional support brackets or equipment to ensure stability and safety when stacked. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and recommendations for proper usage.

Are stackable twin guest beds suitable for children?

Yes, stackable twin guest beds can be suitable for children. However, it is important to consider the age and safety of the child when using stacked beds. Adult supervision and adherence to safety guidelines are strongly recommended.

What materials are stackable twin guest beds usually made of?

Stackable twin guest beds are commonly made of sturdy materials such as wood, metal, or a combination of both. The specific materials used may vary depending on the brand and design.

Can I use stackable twin guest beds as regular beds?

Stackable twin guest beds are designed to provide additional sleeping arrangements on an occasional basis. While they can be used as regular beds, it is important to note that they may not provide the same level of comfort and support as dedicated traditional beds.

How much weight can stackable twin guest beds typically support?

The weight capacity of stackable twin guest beds may vary depending on the specific model and construction. It is recommended to check the product specifications provided by the manufacturer for the maximum weight limit.

Can I use mattresses of any thickness with stackable twin guest beds?

Most stackable twin guest beds are compatible with standard twin-sized mattresses. However, it is important to ensure that the mattresses you use are not too thick or heavy, as they may affect the stability and safety of the stacked beds.

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