Prices and specifications updated 2026-08-21 · every frame listed with its stated load rating
Steel-framed · Load-rated · Measured twice

The floor is the most expensive shelf in your home

Every DICTAC frame is built to move the bed up and put the desk, the drawers or the second sleeper underneath it. This catalogue lists each design with its stated weight rating and its true height, so you can check your ceiling before you check out.

Twin Loft Bed with L-Shaped Desk, Black (MK11) H 72.34″ 400 LB RATED TWIN DECK
01 · Range

The catalogue by construction

Six shelves, sorted by how the frame works rather than by room.

02 · Will it clear?

Ceiling Fit

Slide to your ceiling height. We take each loft and bunk's overall frame height, assume the mattress top sits 5″ below the rail (the safety rule working as intended), and ask for 34″ of sitting headroom above it. The working is shown, so you can redo it with a tape measure.

Standard US ceilings run 96″; older homes and basements often 84″.

96″ = 8′0″
Move the slider to test the range.

Full results for every frame →

04 · Load

Rated loads, stated plainly

Full chart →

Every figure below is the limit the maker prints for that frame, nothing rounded up.

06 · Method

A catalogue we keep checked

Prices on this site carry the date we last updated them, and a frame we have not priced in the current update says so instead of guessing. When a design is out of stock we mark it Currently unavailable rather than hiding it, because a catalogue that only shows what is in stock is an advert, not a reference.

Specifications are the maker’s own: stated weight ratings, published dimensions, declared materials. Where a number would need our arithmetic rather than the brand’s own figure, the guide that uses it shows the working.

How we check Verify our claims

07 · Safe use

Elevated beds have rules, and they are not ours

Bunks and lofts in the US are governed by a federal standard, and the paediatric bodies add guidance of their own: guardrails both sides up top, no children under 6 on the upper deck, the ladder and nothing else for getting down. We read the sources and cite them properly.

The safety page, with sources

08 · Read on

Space-saving steel furniture, specified properly

A loft bed is a trade: you give up easy sheet changes and get back roughly a desk’s worth of floor. Whether that trade works in your room comes down to three numbers: ceiling height, deck height, and the sitting clearance above the mattress. Our Ceiling Fit tool does that arithmetic for every loft and bunk in the catalogue, and the size guide keeps the mattress dimensions honest.

 

From twin lofts to corner storage beds

The range runs from twin loft beds with L-shaped desks and charging stations, through twin-over-full bunks, to corner frames that wrap a bookcase around two sides of the mattress. Alongside the beds sit the vanity desks with lighted mirrors, nightstands with locking drawers, and the tall storage cabinets. Each product page carries the stated load rating where the brand publishes one.