B122 Shaker Single/Double Wood Bunk Bed – Espresso, Grey, Honey or White

Make better use of a shared bedroom with the B122 Shaker Single Over Double Wood Bunk Bed. This classic Mission-style bunk bed combines a Single-size upper bunk with a larger Double-size lower bunk, giving two sleepers comfortable space while helping preserve valuable floor space.

Built from solid wood and wood veneers, the B122 offers a sturdy, timeless design that works well in children’s rooms, teen bedrooms, cottages, and guest spaces. Slatted headboards and footboards add clean Shaker-inspired character, while the built-in wooden ladder provides access to the upper bunk.

The B122 includes integrated mattress slat supports, so both mattresses rest directly on the frame and no box spring is required. Its practical platform design helps create a simple, dependable sleep setup.

For added long-term flexibility, the bunk bed can be separated into two stand-alone beds: one Single bed and one Double bed. This makes it a smart option for families whose needs or room layouts may change over time.

Choose from Espresso, Grey, Honey, or White finishes to coordinate with your bedroom décor. Optional under-bed storage drawers or a pull-out Single trundle are also available for added organization or an extra sleep space.

Features

• Single-over-Double wood bunk bed
• Twin-size upper bunk and Double-size lower bunk
• Classic Shaker and Mission-style design
• Solid wood and wood veneer construction
• Built-in wooden ladder
• Integrated mattress slat support system
• No box spring required
• Converts into one separate Single bed and one Double bed
• Optional pull-out Single trundle available
• Optional two-drawer storage set available
• Available in Espresso, Grey, Honey, and White
• Mattresses sold separately

Dimensions

• Overall: 80″ L x 58″ W x 71″ H

The B122 is an excellent choice for families looking for a durable wood bunk bed with a larger lower bunk, flexible future use, and optional storage or guest-sleeping solutions.

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