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SlickBlue Twin Floor Bed Grey 78x42x16 Door Fence
A low-profile pine floor bed with a lockable fence door that lets toddlers climb in safely and doubles as a play nook
- TypeBunk & Loft Beds
- Bed SizeTwin
- FinishGray
- Low 3-inch height lets toddlers climb in safely
- 19 x 12.5-inch doorway with three-position door controls access
- Pine wood and plywood frame weighs 26.5 lbs for easy moves
- 78 x 42 x 16-inch footprint fits standard twin mattress
- Montessori-style design supports sleep, reading and play
Twin Floor Bed with Door and Fence
This low-profile twin bed lets young children climb in and out on their own, supporting the move from crib to independent sleep. The frame sits three inches above the floor, creating a safe sleep space that also works as a reading nook or play area. Grey pine wood and plywood construction suits shared or solo bedrooms.
Upgrades from Crib or Floor Mattress
The 78 by 42 inch footprint replaces a standard crib while adding a 19 by 12.5 inch doorway with a three-way door that opens, closes or removes completely. Fence-style guardrails enclose the perimeter for restless sleepers. The jump is worth it when a child is ready to manage bedtime routines without adult lifting.
Lightweight Frame Stays Stable Under Daily Use
At 26.5 lbs the bed shifts easily for room rearrangements yet remains steady when a child leans against the rails. Pine and plywood absorb routine climbing and play without creaking. An eight-inch mattress thickness keeps the sleeping surface low enough for confident entry and exit.
Highlights
- Low 3-inch height lets toddlers climb in safely
- 19 x 12.5-inch doorway with three-position door controls access
- Pine wood and plywood frame weighs 26.5 lbs for easy moves
- 78 x 42 x 16-inch footprint fits standard twin mattress
- Montessori-style design supports sleep, reading and play
Specifications
| Type | Bunk & Loft Beds |
|---|---|
| Bed Size | Twin |
| Finish | Gray |
Questions about this item
How much floor space does the 78 by 42 inch frame need?
The bed occupies a 78 by 42 inch footprint and stands 16 inches tall, so allow at least that much clear floor area plus room for the door swing.
Which step is most often missed when assembling the fence and door?
Installers frequently forget to secure the 3-way door hinges in the chosen mode — open, closed, or fully removed — before tightening the fence rails.
When should the pine wood and plywood frame be checked for wear?
Inspect joints and the 19 by 12.5 inch entrance hardware every six months; tighten any loose bolts and touch up the grey finish if scratches appear.
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