Twin Daybeds

Built around a standard twin mattress, a twin daybed has a three-sided frame that serves as seating by day and a bed at night. The long side faces your room, so with pillows lined along the back panel, the frame looks and functions like a sofa. Our twin-size daybed collection includes solid birch, solid pine, metal, and upholstered frames, with trundles and underbed storage on select models.

What Types of Twin Daybeds Are Available?

• Twin daybeds with trundle: A trundle is a low pull-out frame on casters (small wheels) that rolls out beneath the twin daybed frame to hold a second twin mattress. On select models, removable dividers turn the trundle into a deep storage drawer, and taking them out makes room for the mattress. See more pull-out designs in our trundle beds collection.
• Twin daybeds with storage: A twin daybed with storage adds drawers, cubbies, or both beneath the mattress, giving your room space for clothes and bedding without a separate dresser. Some models build the storage into the base, and others offer drawer and cubby sets as an add-on at checkout. Compare layouts in our twin beds with storage collection.
• Triple daybed: Three twin sleeping surfaces nest into the footprint of one twin bed and pull apart when you need them, which suits shared kids' rooms and frequent sleepovers. This configuration carries a lower weight rating and a thinner mattress limit than standard daybeds.
• Toddler daybeds: Lower-profile frames with a full back rail help a child transition from a crib, and the Taylor's Toddler Daybed adds a removable front safety rail. Some include an overhead tent canopy for fort-style play. See more options in our toddler beds category.
• Bookcase daybeds: On select models, a full-length bookcase runs along the side of the frame, holding books, a lamp, and personal items, eliminating the need for a separate nightstand. Measure your wall with the bookcase included, since the shelving adds length.
• Loft-with-daybed combos: A queen loft bed on top pairs with a twin daybed below, giving your room two sleeping zones and a seating area in one frame. Each level carries its own weight rating.

Frames in this collection are built of solid birch, solid pine, or metal depending on the model, with fabric covering the frame on upholstered styles. Select birch models carry GREENGUARD Gold certification, a third-party certification for low chemical emissions.

Twin daybeds suit kids' rooms that double as play space, guest rooms, home offices that host the occasional overnight visitor, and vacation rentals that need extra sleeping capacity. 

For a wider sleeping surface, compare our full-size daybeds, or browse every size in our daybed collection and find a mattress that fits your frame in our mattress collection. Call our design team at (800) 976-0102 with your room measurements for help choosing a frame.

FAQs

What is a twin daybed?

A twin daybed is a bed frame with a back panel and two end panels that hold a standard twin mattress and doubles as a sofa. Unlike a futon, nothing folds or converts, so the mattress stays flat and ready for sleep once you clear the pillows. The end panels act like sofa arms, keeping back pillows and bedding in place during the day.

What are the benefits of a twin daybed with trundle?

A trundle daybed sleeps two people in the floor space of one twin bed, then rolls the second frame out of sight once your guests leave. That setup replaces an air mattress for sleepovers and keeps your room open for play or work the rest of the time. Because the trundle mattress is sold separately, check the listed thickness limit so the frame rolls fully underneath.

Can adults sleep on a twin daybed?

Adults can sleep on select models, and the standard daybeds in this collection list an 800 lb weight capacity per sleeping surface. The triple daybed has a lower rating of 200 lbs per bed, so compare that figure to the sleeper's capacity before choosing it for an adult. Confirm the rated capacity on the product page for the frame you're considering.