A king single bunk built to be taken apart. The Yarra separates into two individual king single beds with no conversion kit required — which means the piece survives the moment a child decides they are finished with bunks, or the moment two siblings need their own rooms.
It is made from sustainably sourced European beech timber, Australian Araucaria and engineered timber, with rounded corners and smoothed edges throughout. The result is a substantial frame that reads soft rather than institutional, in a natural tone that carries from a shared child's room into a teenager's.
A solid ladder handles daily climbing, and the upper guardrail lifts away once it is no longer needed. Explore more in Boori nursery furniture.
Features
- Converts into two separate king single beds — no conversion kit required
- Removable guardrail on the upper bunk
- Sturdy solid ladder for daily access
- Rounded corners and smooth edges throughout
- Sustainably sourced European beech timber, Australian Araucaria and engineered timber
- Two finishes: Soft White & Beech and Truffle & Beech
- Takes two standard king single mattresses, sold separately
The considered choice
Most bunk beds are bought for a phase and disposed of at the end of it. The Yarra is designed around the assumption that the phase ends — the two halves are complete king single beds in their own right, not a bunk with the top removed. King single rather than standard single is the other quiet decision here: the extra length means the bed still works at fifteen, which is the difference between furniture and a stopgap.
Specifications
| Materials | Sustainably sourced European beech timber, Australian Araucaria and engineered timber |
| Converts to | Two separate king single beds, no conversion kit required |
| Guardrail | Removable on the upper bunk |
| Ladder | Sturdy solid timber |
| Finishes | Soft White & Beech, Truffle & Beech |
| Frame finish note | The Soft White bunk has matching soft white leg frames; the Truffle version has beech coloured leg frames |
| Weight | 135 kg |
| Mattresses | Two king single mattresses, sold separately |
| Safety standard | AS/NZS 4220:2010, the Australian and New Zealand standard for bunk beds |
| Age warning |
The top bunk is not suitable for children under 9 years of age. • Never allow more than one child on the top bunk • Keep the guardrail fitted while the top bunk is in use • Do not allow children to play on or under the bed • Do not attach or hang items from the bunk that were not designed for use with it |
FAQs
Does the Yarra split into two beds?
Yes, into two individual king single beds, and no conversion kit is needed — everything required is part of the bunk as supplied.
What age is the top bunk suitable for?
Children aged 9 years and over. This is the requirement under AS/NZS 4220:2010, the Australian and New Zealand bunk bed standard, and applies regardless of how capable a younger child seems.
Is the guardrail removable?
Yes. It can be taken off once the bed is separated into two singles, or left in place while the bunk configuration is in use.
What size mattresses does it need?
Two king single mattresses, purchased separately. King single is longer than a standard single, so check the size before ordering.
Do the two finishes differ beyond colour?
Yes, and it is worth knowing. The Soft White bunk has leg frames in matching soft white, while the Truffle version has beech coloured leg frames — so the Truffle is genuinely two-tone and the Soft White is not.
What is it made from?
Sustainably sourced European beech timber, Australian Araucaria and engineered timber, with rounded corners and smoothed edges.
