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- #260,249 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen)
- #166 in Beds
Product Description
- This multifunctional bunk bed can meet your various needs.
- Coming with two drawers, this bed provides great storage function.
- Drawers are equipped with wheels and handles which make the drawers easy to roll in and roll out.
- The bed can be converted to two separated beds, one with two drawers, one with spacious under-bed space.
- Made of solid pine wood and high-quality MDF, this bed can definitely withstand the test of time.
- With elegant appearance and multiple function, this bed will be the perfect addition to your bed.
Material: Pine wood + MDF
Numbers of package: 2
Spring box: No need
Overall Dimension: 79.6''L*43.6''W*64.1''H (with drawers in)
Bed: 39.2'' x 76''
Total height: 64.1''
Weight capability:
Top bed(top/ down): 400 lb
Recommended mattress thickness(top/ down): 6”/ 8’’-10''
Two storage drawers underside for you to store your kids' staff. Drawers are equipped with wheels and handles which make the drawers easy to roll in and roll out.
- The bunk bed includes a side removable ladder to easily access to the upper twin bed, sturdy climbing for your child.
- Furthermore, The convertible bunk bed can be converted to two separated beds, one with two drawers, one with spacious under-bed space.
Spacious Under-Bed Space-Maximize your bedroom's storage potential.
Juan carlos montilla
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
Beautifully and excellent thanks
Orlando saiz
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
Mis hijos amaron su nueva cama muy buena madera y buen soporte
Barbara Smith
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Girls like it. I only wish I had ordered it when it had free shipping.
Kelly Doak
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024
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Jennifer Champagne
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
Great quality, and easy to put together, I did it myself! The kids love it!
Ejohn
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024
Just finished assembling the full over full grey with two drawers option. Took me 7 hours while moving at a moderate, consistent pace, and I'm fairly experienced with these things. The people that claimed to put it together in 1-2 hours must be like those people that work for Nascar that can take off and put on four new tires in 8 seconds.Approximately 2 of the hours were spent dealing with and working around manufacturer issues. Holes not lining up at all. No pilot holes for some small screws. No large holes at all for large bolts, etc. There were a few instances where I had to improvise and make my own holes and use my own screws. If you don't feel comfortable making small improvisations, such as drilling pilot holes for alternative screw positions, I'd recommend getting something else.Also, if you don't have a power drill, now is the time to invest in one. Get some hex bits, as well as the traditional bits. For this project alone it'll save you a few hours. I would have lost my mind if I had to use the provided hex wrench to assemble this whole thing. There are approximately 200 screws in total.I was able to assemble the entire thing myself without any help, except for a step where both the upper and lower part are assembled separately and you need to pick up the upper part and set it on top of the lower. However, with some modification to the instructions, I can imagine it being possible to install the top bed on top of the lower portion, rather than separately.One of the nice things about this bed is the ~3.1 inch spacing between the 14 slats per bed. Almost every other bunk bed, even those at popular furniture chains, only have like 8 slats per bed, each spaced 6-7 inches apart, which is not appropriate for mattresses that you don't intend use with a box spring (and you can't really use them with bunk beds, there's no room) - mattresses in these cases aren't supported well and also won't properly support your kids. But with this bed and only a few others out there that have proper 3 inch spacing, this isn't a problem at all.The height from the top bed slats to the side rail comes at ~11.75 inches. Using a 10 inch mattress is really pushing it, as you'll only have less than 2 inches of the rail to stop your child from falling off. I'd only use a 10 inch mattress for a child that has a great proven track record of not falling off the bed at night. Otherwise I'd stick to 8 inches. 9 inches would be okay, but 9 inch firm spring mattresses are hard to find. You aren't supposed to use memory foam and plush mattresses with your children, as they don't offer the proper support for their growing bodies. A 6 inch mattress, I feel, would be too shallow.Altogether, fairly great value, despite the assembly challenges that took a bit of added time.
Morgan Rizzuto
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024
This is a very sturdy well made bed. Right when I opened the package I knew that I had made a decent purchase. The quality of the wood excellent. Putting together the bed is time consuming however with a power drill it makes the time go a little faster. The most confusing part of assembling the bed was the instruction on where to place the wood pieces for the drawers under the bed. However, once you get through that everything else is quite easy. Overall, the quality is great. Make sure not to buy a mattress that is thicker than 8inches or it may rise too high against the top bunk rails making it unsafe.
Vanessa Alcantara
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2023
I was putting the bed together and noticed that more than 4 pieces had cracks in the wood/panels. I ended up assembling the bed anyways. I hope it’s sturdy enough. The top rack claims to hold 400lbs. Also there are no predrilled holes for the slates that support the mattress, which was very frustrated, thank Gawd I had the drill but to make some holes for the nails, otherwise it would’ve taken eons to finish. If I had to do over again with the knowledge I have now I would not repurchase.
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