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Love this loft bed! We bought 2 of these loft beds for our daughter's who share a room and have friends stay over. We kept their existing twin bed to use as a lounge/sleep area. The twin bed fit perfect. The frame is very sturdy! My oldest daughter is around the 180 pound range and she has no issues with the bed frame moving around when she gets in it. The girls love how much space they have in the full size bed on top and having their own desk to do projects at. We used just a simple piece of plywood to help keep the mattress stable and to help even out the weight on both the loft beds as well. But all in all they love the new bed !

Putting this together was interesting. The instructions are clear with one big exception: a few pieces have holes where the entry is large and the exit is small. You must look ahead a few steps and make sure you're putting them together so that the screw head in future steps goes in the larger hole. We took our time and didn't have to undo anything.When you get to the step of screwing in the shelves, I recommend laying the bed on its back. Otherwise you're working against gravity and you'll need some force because the shelves don't have pre-drilled holes. We didn't bother screwing in the two long ones on the top.The bed is nice, but it does wobble. It won't tip but moderate movement would knock something off the desk. The edges around the ladder and corners have protectors but are still sharp.Once it's together it's too wide to go through doorways so save the tools and instructions for disassembly.Overall good - probably as good as a metal frame bunk gets, but not solid like 100% wood.

Easy to assemble, you will need 2 people though. I've used it for about a month now, nothing seems like it's bending, I'm a 250 pound adult and I have a heavy full size memory foam matress on it. The ladder is almost impossible to climb while bare foot, highly suggest you put some pool noodles as padding or get a diffrent ladder. The desk underneath is alright, will hold some weight, but probably not more than 50 pounds, feels kind of flimy and might break if you put any more weight than that.

We got this loft bed for our 10 year old son so that he could maximize his space to have room for a desk. The bed was pretty easy to put together, there were some connections that we needed to drill holes for because it was manufactured with a hole (to be expected with a cheap frame) the ladder is the only problem, if we could go back we would have bought one with a step ladder or stairs because the skinny post hurts your feet.

Ladder rungs are thin and uncomfy. Bed feels minimally sturdy. But it provides more storage space under bed.

For reference, I am 5'2 and 140LBS. I was able to put this together easily by myself, just took a bit of time. Very sturdy, I do however recommend buying an Allen key set, the one that comes with the bed not great for getting the screws nice and tight. I actually stripped it after the 4th screw. Once I switched to my own Allen key (much better quality) everything went together easily and I was able to get all the screws tightened down very well. 10/10 would get again. Overall quality is great for the cost.

Instructions are hard ish to follow…but the bed itself is great. Desk is sturdy. Just follow the directions it’s a pain in the butt if you put the bars on backwards and have to disassemble it over and over again during assembly

Built this for my son’s room. Allowed more play space. Doesn’t squeak if you use the right tools and tighten properly. The “wood” for the desk looks great. Only issue was a piece that was welded wrong on the shelf and wouldn’t fit as is, so we had to fix it to fit.