Walker Edison Timothee Urban Industrial Metal Double over Loft Bunk Bed, Full Loft, Black

I have zero complaints. This fits perfectly for my niece and it was easy to put together. All the parts came in and it came with extra parts too. Delivery was on time as well.

Like the bunk bed. Two hour assembly, one person. It's tall (but maybe my ceilings are short) so we sawed 4 inches off each leg to drop it a bit. Otherwise my daughter couldn't sit up when on top. It fit a couch underneath which i like better than a desk. But that's preference. Climbing up and down easy. My mattress is taller than most (I think) so the guard rail isn't as high as I'd like. My daughter is an active sleeper so I worry she'll fall out. She hasn't slept in it yet but we co-sleep a lot so we mostly got the bed so she could have a couch and space to kick it with her buds. Making the bed is awful but I think that's most bunk beds. My daughter is 10, we will probably keep 3 years & then she'll grow out of it. I don't think it's too squeaky. Overall good price and purchase. Sturdy. It comes with black caps for each post. Came with 7 caps for top & bottom of posts, should have gotten 8.

Okay, so I took a while to write this review because of all the other reviews I read about it. I’ve had this loft for almost a month, and this is everything I’ve noticed so far. The quality is pretty solid. I got this brand and I was willing to pay this price because I work at a place that sells furniture and the brand is pretty trustworthy to me, as I am familiar with it. The only reason I didn’t buy it from my job was because the employee discount just wasn’t as good as the Amazon price. Even then, the price of this thing is a little hefty, but it’s a solid piece of furniture. I dunno what the other reviews were on about, saying it took them six hours to assemble this, but it’s definitely not a complicated build at all. I build this by myself (5’2”, 28 year old woman) in under three hours. I just read the (very clear) instructions carefully and followed them without much of a problem. I even made one huge mistake, and had to disassemble an entire side, and I still only took less than three hours. Now, if I include how long I also took to anchor the frame to the wall, it took like three hours tops. All you need is to be handy and to know how to follow picture instruction. Yes, there’s written ones as well, but everything’s pretty clear, and they even provide you with the allen keys you’ll need. The steps for the ladders are a hassle, because they’re round, not square, and they really hurt your feet after a long day. But that’s also an easy solve if you buy tube insulation at Home Depot. It’s less than $4 and you get a four pack. It also supports weight just fine. Mind you, the instructions say to only have one person sleep up there, but it supports two people just fine. I’ll be retightening the entire frame once a month, but it’s a really sturdy frame. This thing saves a lot of space in our room, and I was able to add my Ikea desk, a little bedside drawer, and a desk chair underneath it. It also gave us enough room to add a TV stand, and two bookshelves. The “worse” thing about this loft bed frame is the price, but even that can be argued. There’s some loft frames here on Amazon that are $400 (they include a desk), and people say they’re worth the price. This frame, at least for me, makes the most sense, especially if you already have all the other furniture, because it will save you space, and, if you get it on sale, it can also save you some money. I’ll come back in like six months to update on how well it holds weight, but so far, this had been an excellent purchase (: !!

Soo far soo good. I received very quickly. All parts there. And I was able to build by myself and im a woman. I'm not sure durability yet but soo far satisfied. We will see if it holds my 2 toddlers and a 11 year old.

I’m going to repeat what others have said in the hopes the AI will catch it and have it in the summary if more people start talking about it. I live in a studio and for a year I have slept on a sleeper sofa because of space. I’m doing a PhD and regular put the bed back into the couch just wasn’t high enough priority as I would have liked. I really needed a bed that was a bed and a couch that was a couch so I could actually use the space I was “saving”.Putting this together was a pain but I’m 5’3 and had very limited space but I did it! I did have to un tighten some things to get other later pieces in. It is a bit wobbly but I knew to expect that however my full mattress I bought does not fit. Straight out of the box still compressed it was just barely in. I was struggling with on the the side rails and decided to take a break and put it in after the mattress fully inflated. It’s only been 20 hours out the the 48 needed to wait and my mattress comes out the side by maybe 2 inches. Perhaps it needs to inflate some more so it goes up and not out but the frame doesn’t have much wiggle room.Oh well I’ll leave one rail off, it looks like a child’s bed and also the ladder stinks. I didn’t really psych attention but there isn’t a cut out to get out. Maybe fine for agile, no care in the world children but I was hesitant when I tried it especially with it wobbling when trying to go over the rail to get the ladder. I’m getting another ladder to use on the side that doesn’t have a rail and maybe a partial guard just for rolling safety.Over all it will do for my next 2 years till a graduate and move to a space that an accommodate a real adult bed. I think it was crazy expensive for what it is, in comparison to the twins with a desk underneath and have cut outs for the stairs. However if this a need and not a want well you have do what you have to do.

It took two people and a couple of hours to assemble, but it has been a great bed and held up really well to nightly use for years.