Neves Single Over Double Bunk Bed
Sleep three in the space of one. The Neves Single Over Double Bunk Bed stacks a single bunk above a roomy double, making it a clever answer for shared kids' rooms, growing families, and the houses that always seem to have an extra guest for the night. Built on a solid rubberwood frame and finished in a versatile grey, its classic tongue-and-groove panelled headboards give it a soft, cottage-meets-coastal look that settles happily into almost any bedroom scheme.
A Single Up Top, A Generous Double Below
The lower double is wide enough for an older child, a parent reading at bedtime, or a sleepover guest, while the single bunk above keeps a sibling close by without taking up another square metre of floor. A full-length guard rail and an angled, easy-grip ladder come built in, and the panelled head and foot boards carry the same grey finish top to bottom for a properly coordinated piece.
Sleeps Up To Three
A single on top and a full double below — ideal for siblings sharing, sleepovers, or simply giving a child a bigger bed to grow into.
Solid Rubberwood Frame
A sturdy rubberwood structure delivers the stability and longevity that bunk beds demand, with central support legs steadying the double base.
Built-In Guard Rail
A full-length guard rail and an integrated ladder make the top bunk easy and secure to climb in and out of, night after night.
One Frame, Plenty of Floor Back
Going up rather than out is what makes a bunk so valuable in a shared room: two full sleeping spaces stack into the footprint of one, leaving the rest of the room free for play, desks, or storage. The double underneath even leaves useful clearance for tubs and baskets, so toys and spare bedding have somewhere to live. The neutral grey reads contemporary and easy to style, growing with the room from the early years through to the teens.
Wipe Clean
Dust regularly and wipe marks away with a soft, barely-damp cloth. Avoid harsh solvents and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the finish.
Check the Fittings
Re-check and gently re-tighten the bolts and connectors now and then — especially in the first few weeks and after any move — to keep the frame solid.
Using It Safely
Bunk beds sold in Australia are covered by a mandatory safety standard, and a few simple habits keep the top bunk safe night after night. The points below follow the ACCC's bunk bed safety guidance.
For the full guidance, read the ACCC's bunk beds safety guide.
How many people can sleep in it?
Up to three. It pairs a single bunk on top with a full double bed below, which is what makes it such a flexible choice for shared rooms and sleepovers.
What weight can each bunk hold?
The top single bunk is rated to 100 kg and the bottom double is rated to 200 kg. The double base is steadied by central support legs for lasting support.
What mattresses does it need?
One standard single mattress for the top bunk and one standard double mattress for the bottom — both sold separately. A slimmer mattress is best up top so the guard rail sits well above it.
Is the top bunk suitable for young children?
The ACCC advises that the top bunk isn't recommended for children under 9 years old, though suitability also depends on the child's maturity and development. Use a mattress within the maximum height marked on the upper bunk so the guard rail stays effective, and follow the supplied assembly instructions and weight ratings. See the ACCC's bunk beds safety guide for full details.
What is it made from?
The structural frame is rubberwood, with MDF used elsewhere in the build, finished throughout in a contemporary grey that suits most bedroom themes.
How do I look after it?
Dust and wipe with a soft, barely-damp cloth, avoiding harsh solvents. Re-check and gently re-tighten the fittings periodically — especially early on and after a move — to keep everything solid.
Prefer to see it in person? Visit any of our South East Queensland showrooms — Rocklea, Beenleigh, North Ipswich, Sandgate and Bundall — to view the Neves range up close.
Smart on space and built to last — the Neves Single Over Double Bunk gives a shared room three sleeping spots in the footprint of one.
Sleep three in the space of one. The Neves Single Over Double Bunk Bed stacks a single bunk above a roomy double, making it a clever answer for shared kids' rooms, growing families, and the houses that always seem to have an extra guest for the night. Built on a solid rubberwood frame and finished in a versatile grey, its classic tongue-and-groove panelled headboards give it a soft, cottage-meets-coastal look that settles happily into almost any bedroom scheme.
A Single Up Top, A Generous Double Below
The lower double is wide enough for an older child, a parent reading at bedtime, or a sleepover guest, while the single bunk above keeps a sibling close by without taking up another square metre of floor. A full-length guard rail and an angled, easy-grip ladder come built in, and the panelled head and foot boards carry the same grey finish top to bottom for a properly coordinated piece.
Sleeps Up To Three
A single on top and a full double below — ideal for siblings sharing, sleepovers, or simply giving a child a bigger bed to grow into.
Solid Rubberwood Frame
A sturdy rubberwood structure delivers the stability and longevity that bunk beds demand, with central support legs steadying the double base.
Built-In Guard Rail
A full-length guard rail and an integrated ladder make the top bunk easy and secure to climb in and out of, night after night.
One Frame, Plenty of Floor Back
Going up rather than out is what makes a bunk so valuable in a shared room: two full sleeping spaces stack into the footprint of one, leaving the rest of the room free for play, desks, or storage. The double underneath even leaves useful clearance for tubs and baskets, so toys and spare bedding have somewhere to live. The neutral grey reads contemporary and easy to style, growing with the room from the early years through to the teens.
Wipe Clean
Dust regularly and wipe marks away with a soft, barely-damp cloth. Avoid harsh solvents and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the finish.
Check the Fittings
Re-check and gently re-tighten the bolts and connectors now and then — especially in the first few weeks and after any move — to keep the frame solid.
Using It Safely
Bunk beds sold in Australia are covered by a mandatory safety standard, and a few simple habits keep the top bunk safe night after night. The points below follow the ACCC's bunk bed safety guidance.
For the full guidance, read the ACCC's bunk beds safety guide.
How many people can sleep in it?
Up to three. It pairs a single bunk on top with a full double bed below, which is what makes it such a flexible choice for shared rooms and sleepovers.
What weight can each bunk hold?
The top single bunk is rated to 100 kg and the bottom double is rated to 200 kg. The double base is steadied by central support legs for lasting support.
What mattresses does it need?
One standard single mattress for the top bunk and one standard double mattress for the bottom — both sold separately. A slimmer mattress is best up top so the guard rail sits well above it.
Is the top bunk suitable for young children?
The ACCC advises that the top bunk isn't recommended for children under 9 years old, though suitability also depends on the child's maturity and development. Use a mattress within the maximum height marked on the upper bunk so the guard rail stays effective, and follow the supplied assembly instructions and weight ratings. See the ACCC's bunk beds safety guide for full details.
What is it made from?
The structural frame is rubberwood, with MDF used elsewhere in the build, finished throughout in a contemporary grey that suits most bedroom themes.
How do I look after it?
Dust and wipe with a soft, barely-damp cloth, avoiding harsh solvents. Re-check and gently re-tighten the fittings periodically — especially early on and after a move — to keep everything solid.
Prefer to see it in person? Visit any of our South East Queensland showrooms — Rocklea, Beenleigh, North Ipswich, Sandgate and Bundall — to view the Neves range up close.
Smart on space and built to last — the Neves Single Over Double Bunk gives a shared room three sleeping spots in the footprint of one.
Original: $396.28
-70%$396.28
$118.88Description
Sleep three in the space of one. The Neves Single Over Double Bunk Bed stacks a single bunk above a roomy double, making it a clever answer for shared kids' rooms, growing families, and the houses that always seem to have an extra guest for the night. Built on a solid rubberwood frame and finished in a versatile grey, its classic tongue-and-groove panelled headboards give it a soft, cottage-meets-coastal look that settles happily into almost any bedroom scheme.
A Single Up Top, A Generous Double Below
The lower double is wide enough for an older child, a parent reading at bedtime, or a sleepover guest, while the single bunk above keeps a sibling close by without taking up another square metre of floor. A full-length guard rail and an angled, easy-grip ladder come built in, and the panelled head and foot boards carry the same grey finish top to bottom for a properly coordinated piece.
Sleeps Up To Three
A single on top and a full double below — ideal for siblings sharing, sleepovers, or simply giving a child a bigger bed to grow into.
Solid Rubberwood Frame
A sturdy rubberwood structure delivers the stability and longevity that bunk beds demand, with central support legs steadying the double base.
Built-In Guard Rail
A full-length guard rail and an integrated ladder make the top bunk easy and secure to climb in and out of, night after night.
One Frame, Plenty of Floor Back
Going up rather than out is what makes a bunk so valuable in a shared room: two full sleeping spaces stack into the footprint of one, leaving the rest of the room free for play, desks, or storage. The double underneath even leaves useful clearance for tubs and baskets, so toys and spare bedding have somewhere to live. The neutral grey reads contemporary and easy to style, growing with the room from the early years through to the teens.
Wipe Clean
Dust regularly and wipe marks away with a soft, barely-damp cloth. Avoid harsh solvents and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the finish.
Check the Fittings
Re-check and gently re-tighten the bolts and connectors now and then — especially in the first few weeks and after any move — to keep the frame solid.
Using It Safely
Bunk beds sold in Australia are covered by a mandatory safety standard, and a few simple habits keep the top bunk safe night after night. The points below follow the ACCC's bunk bed safety guidance.
For the full guidance, read the ACCC's bunk beds safety guide.
How many people can sleep in it?
Up to three. It pairs a single bunk on top with a full double bed below, which is what makes it such a flexible choice for shared rooms and sleepovers.
What weight can each bunk hold?
The top single bunk is rated to 100 kg and the bottom double is rated to 200 kg. The double base is steadied by central support legs for lasting support.
What mattresses does it need?
One standard single mattress for the top bunk and one standard double mattress for the bottom — both sold separately. A slimmer mattress is best up top so the guard rail sits well above it.
Is the top bunk suitable for young children?
The ACCC advises that the top bunk isn't recommended for children under 9 years old, though suitability also depends on the child's maturity and development. Use a mattress within the maximum height marked on the upper bunk so the guard rail stays effective, and follow the supplied assembly instructions and weight ratings. See the ACCC's bunk beds safety guide for full details.
What is it made from?
The structural frame is rubberwood, with MDF used elsewhere in the build, finished throughout in a contemporary grey that suits most bedroom themes.
How do I look after it?
Dust and wipe with a soft, barely-damp cloth, avoiding harsh solvents. Re-check and gently re-tighten the fittings periodically — especially early on and after a move — to keep everything solid.
Prefer to see it in person? Visit any of our South East Queensland showrooms — Rocklea, Beenleigh, North Ipswich, Sandgate and Bundall — to view the Neves range up close.
Smart on space and built to last — the Neves Single Over Double Bunk gives a shared room three sleeping spots in the footprint of one.
