Bellemave Twin Size Low loft Bed for Kids,Wood Loft Beds,Modern Farmhouse Twin loft Bed,Loft Bed with Storage, No Box Spring Needed,for Kids,Gray

Takes a long time to put together but really nice bed. Aesthetically pleasing and structurally sound. My almost four year old loves it!

I only rated a four star because my bed came with a few missing needed screws and the labeling was missing some pieces, plus the instructions where hard to follow but after 18 hours we got it put together. I ended up having to go into my other bed that I ordered to get the nails and pegs that i was missing in my first set. In the box the bed is super heavy, but once you put it all together as long as you have someone to help you move it it’s fairly sturdy. I would say it’s definitely strong enough to hold at least 200lbs but not to play on the rails are a bit flimsy but still hold up when the kids are pulling on them to get out or get in the bed the incorrect way which is a huge plus. It is low profile. So i’m able to put the kids in bed without having to climb the steps i’m 5’2 for reference. I’ve already recommended to others because overall i do like the bed and the set up. And my kids absolutely adores it.

This is an awesome bed, if you have the time to put it together.I would consider myself pretty good at building and assembling and if you do it by yourself it will probably take you a 5-7 hours to assemble. The instructions are good but after doing this solo I would highly recommend a second set of hands to cut down on the time. It may not look like much but there are a lot of pieces to this so don’t think it will be a short and quick process.Quality is great, and for the price it is a fantastic buy.

Love love love this bed! It did take a very long time to build. I did it alone, and it took about six hours. But the directions were pretty clear and not too confusing. It seems very sturdy and doesn’t feel cheaply made. My 3 year old loves it!

This bed is beautiful and sturdy. The wrap around rail is also perfect. I put 4 stars because this was the most difficult thing I have ever put together. I have a very active toddler, that being said, it took me 2 days to assemble the whole thing. There are a few steps that required a power tool. Keep your screws organized!

I don’t even know where to begin or how to express how unhappy I am with this purchase. It took about 9 hours to put together. Didn’t help that half the pieces weren’t labeled and some of them weren’t even labeled correctly. Almost none of the screws would go in all the way without the wood cracking. The drawer was nearly impossible to get in. I cried about 5 times. Only thing that made me feel better was seeing other reviews of people saying it took them 8 hours to put together. This was not worth the money I spent on it.

It’s perfect for my 3 year old. It took 2 people to put together and the instructions were easy to understand. We used a twin xl mattress and that fit perfectly. We also added strip lights inside the play area.

The media could not be loaded. This was for my daughters bedroom makeover when she graduated into a big-girl bed. It's perfect for her little 4 year old self to hide out underneath. We have the bottom decked out with twinkle and black twinkle lights and her fluffy rug and giant stuffed unicorn... this would be my dream bed if I was 4 years old!Our bedrooms are pretty small- there isn't a lot of room for play space, unless you go up. The raised bed provides her with a cool play space but it's not so high that I'm particularly worried about her hurting herself badly if she falls out. The fences are sturdy enough to keep her from falling during normal sleep- it's when she's rowdy and decides to jump around that I worry a little more.As for the technical aspect: My husband got this put together in several hours- many hours. Probably 8ish? One of the pieces was broken- but it wasn't anything structural so we glued it together and slapped that sucker on... We just wanted to get this done, not wait for a replacement part to eventually be shipped out.I couldn't find anything in reviews about this- so I am including this part. It is NOT modular. I was really hoping that we could flip a few pieces around so the stairs would be on the other side. The space we have to fit this into is tight, and there was a small cubby area that the stairs are now in, instead, and we have no access to the shelves in the steps because of it. There is only about a space of about 8" for her to get to the steps, which is fine for all 35lbs of her- but as she grows this will get harder to get into, so we may end up having to perform some surgery on the stairs to make them fit on the other side. It won't look as good as factory though. I think it not being designed modularly so some things can be swapped around depending on bedroom configuration is a big design fail.Overall, I don't regret it at all. This is an awesome space that I hope she loves for years to come.