5 and 3 year olds love it. Took just over 3 hrs to put together solo. Came in two boxes. Just have pictures to use for the instructions but it did the job.

I didn't realize that it came with two boxes. When I received one I reached out to see if we were supposed to get two or if I was missing a box. They were quick to respond (with in a few hours) and gave me all the information I needed. However the instructions gave me a headache, I had to look close at the directional of some of the boards to see the holes on the paper and in person. It took me 3 hours by myself for the beds and a power tool. Our steps were not labeled correctly on two parts so we had to play a slight guessing game but got it eventually. I wouldn't secure the bottom part to much before you attach the top because there are pegs that go on the rail for the top bunk (middle long board). You can't shimmy it in (which i am happy for) and you can't bend the wood to get it to fit. I had to unscrew a few screws and un attach a few pieces to get them in. Otherwise the product it's self is well worth everything. I am 5'2 and the height on the top rail goes to my shoulder. The storage is large and I can fit a lot with the correct bins.

The kids love it. Nice color

Was a little difficult to put together and yet once completed the product is great, Grandkids love it

Overall, I would say I happy with my purchase and would recommend (minus a few cons).I was shopping a while for an affordable twin over twin bunkbed for my 2 and 3 year old girls. I came across this one sold by P PURLOVE and a similar one sold by SOFTSEA, but ended up purchasing this one for $433.27 (including shipping) because of a video review I saw showing more support slats which I thought would be better structural support. Product arrived on time in 2 different boxes. They mix the pieces and hardware between the boxes, so you definitely have to wait until both arrive before starting assembly.I have to agree with some other reviews on a few cons:1. The white color paint is super thin where you can see the wood through the paint. Although the cost was cheaper than most bunkbeds, I still think for the price, they can afford to coat the wood pieces at least twice. I decided to assemble as is, and from afar, it's not that noticeable. All parts were intact and nothing arrived damaged beside a few scrapes and scratches on some pieces (nothing major).2. The stairs are slippery, so I highly recommend purchasing clear anti slip tape to help with safety concerns. I got some on Amazon from LifeGrip for $11.59 and was happy with the result (see picture for reference). Not only that, but the stairs are not to code. They are abnormally higher than you would expect, so it's a bit of a climb for smaller children. Not a major issue, but something to be careful about.3. The seller claims a weight capability of 200lb, but I would not recommend that on the top bunk. It does not seem sturdy enough for kids to even jump on the bed, which is hard to enforce sometimes. However, I weigh about 130lbs and it was able to support my weight when I carefully climbed on to put up some wall décor and bed sheets on. I figure if anything cracks or breaks in the future, we can reinforce it with real wood products which will help with the long-term durability.4. Product instructions are just pictures, so a lot of time is just figuring out which parts are which pieces and which way they go. About half of my parts where labeled with a letter sticker, but the others had nothing on them making it take about 2-3 hours to install. Each bed came with 14 support slats which I liked, but we decided to ignore the spacing instructions on this part and made them evenly spaced rather than what they suggested (which would have made them unevenly spaced).Besides that, I am happy with the size and overall performance thus far. We have had this assembled and used for about a week now and so far no issues. The bottom bunkbed has an 8" cooling memory foam medium firm mattress which we also purchased on Amazon for $109 from wOod-it (which works awesome - highly recommend it). For the top bunkbed, we had an existing twin mattress which is also 8" and fits just fine (although 6" would have probably been better). I would not recommend anything thicker than 8" because the guardrails would then be too low to keep your little one safe from falling off.Hope this helps!

The product seems stable enough to work though it’s a little wobbly in my opinion. It’s worse offense is the wood is not properly sanded so our kids are at risk of getting splinters. Also they clearly spray painted it as the stench is super strong and toxic. I’m hoping the smell wears off.We have a project ahead of us to re-sand and possibly Re-paint this thing.Definitely a case of, “you get what you pay for.”

It was so simple to assemble and all of the parts were in the box. I did it by myself in about 3 hours. The kids love it!!! If I have 2 more kids (God help me) we would order again.

This is perfect for our twin boys room. They are 2 years old and out grew their mini cribs very quickly. We decided to give them the space they like, since they like to try to sleep in our bed. They sleep a lot better and can easily toss and turn without bumping. My boys love using the steps.Make sure to read the mattress requirement (6”); we ordered the ones that Amazon suggested and they are a little smaller (about 2”) but if you put a pool noodle in the space it’ll be fine.Definitely a 2 person job it took us 3 1/2 hours to get it all set up, make their beds & clean their room.