DHP Metal Canopy Kids Platform Bed with Four Poster Design, Scrollwork Headboard and Footboard, Underbed Storage Space, No Box Sring Needed, Twin, Pewter

This bed is a very solid bed and my 3 year old loves it! At first, I was a little discouraged to find I had missing screws from the screw package but later found out upon unboxing it that they came out during shipping and were all there rolling around in the box! The directions were SUPER clear but later learned closer to the end of assembling it when certain holes didn't align in a major way, that the directions may be a little out of order. Because there was NO WAY we could continue putting it together because the holes were impossible to align at that time, we took it almost completely apart and followed the order that we thought we should put it together in, and the bed went together perfectly! Every hole aligned BEAUTIFULLY. So, my suggestion is to put all the supporting mattress slats in the side rails FIRST before joining the head & foot rest to the side rails. The instructions tells you to do the opposite. Trust me, you'll thank me later! The bed is beautiful and big enough for my 3 year old and I to sleep comfortably in it and it has the WOW factor! Love it! UPDATE: The top rails that hold the canopy material are very fragile. My daughter pulled on the canopy curtain and bent one of the rails completely. She's only 3! I called the manufacturer to see how much it was to replace the part and they sent me the part for FREE and stated that the bed has a 1 year warranty automatically. I sent them a pic of the broken piece and proof of purchase and I got the part the very next week! My suggestion if you have long canopy curtains is to tie them back for fashion because if you let them hang, you may just bend the top rail that holds them if you pull on them.

I called this, my 90 dollar experiment! We wanted to get our nearly 2 yr old a bed for her room that I could lay down with her until she fell asleep. Shamefully, I did try her toddler bed converted from crib and that just didn't work. Haha. We already had a twin mattress so I figured what the heck, worst case scenario, I have to take it down and store it for a while and put the crib back up. The railings at the side made us feel a little better about the swap to big girl bed too. It doesnt require a secondary foundation because it has metal bars as slats all along the bottom. But I decided to go ahead and get the simple foundation and have to admit it was even more comfortable with it. The bed was fairly easy to put together. My only complaint was the middle support legs did not touch the floor. I could pass my entire hand under them. So it wasn't something like weight in the bed would fix it. I put an extra washer and bolt in the hollow of the leg at the top and it was perfect for bracing it the correct distance. This bed is so cute and perfect for our daughter, that issue WOULD NOT stop be from buying it again. Especially for the cost. The bed is fairly light weight, so I wouldn't suggest it if your little is all about that WWE life. But it is more than sturdy enough for my daughter and myself to sleep on. Sometimes my husband will come in and sit on the bed with us for a while. Remember the canopy is basically a curtain rod, so don't expect to put any weight on it. The bed is fairly new so it doesn't squeak at all. If you are on the fence about this bed for your little, your teen or even yourself, I would recommend you buy it! My 90 dollar experiment was very worth every penny.

For the price, you have a wonderful bed or lounge....We put curtains across the canopy and draped them down the side poles....a very pretty or romantic (whatever you are looking for) hideaway....I will post photos when I get them....it went together super fast but my daughter and I were bit overwhelmed by the many pieces so we called a guy friend(gosh, that is so sexist) and he had it together in no time flat....thirty minutes max. It helps if you have someone to hold up pieces and attach them to each other but he didn't seem to need that...nevertheless, two girls or one guy, its relatively easy to assemble, no missing pieces or extra pieces and its very sturdy....although its a twin size, my daughter and her boyfriend hang out and watch TV together and the bed is steady as a rock....and he's a muscular big guy...combined probably 300 lbs and not a wiggle at all. Not only is it pretty and sturdy, but there are a number of options for a canopy, curtains, swags or whatever you might want in your relaxing hide away. Definitely recommend if you are looking for a pretty and very affordable lounge or bed. Its steadiness is the most surprising feature...I expected it to wobble and be a bit of a worry for safety but now after several months, this bed is just as steady and secure today as the first day it was assembled.

All parts were clearly labeled, and they included extra parts. I saw many reviews about rust, I did have one rusted piece. It was easy to assemble but took 2 hours. There are a million pieces. PROS - delivered next day, no squeaking, no mattress sagging, perfect height, color was right, doesn’t take up much space in a shared bedroom CONS - not super sturdy. It will hold 250lb as advertised but it is made of like.. curtain rods. Definitely wouldn’t survive a move & reassembly, not sure it’ll last more than 1-2 years before one of my kids breaks it from playing. I kept it because it makes my daughter happy. Took off one star because it should’ve been $50 less, and for the rust.

This bed is so adorable. There are so many design options when it comes to the color of the bed, the curtains, and the comforter. It can be customized to fit your child's favorite colors and/or characters which is great. When I first purchase it I wasn't sure about the size of curtains to use or how many. I thought the only option that would be cheap was going to be the premade canopy covers. However, there were limited options and not the best reviews for these products. I read that some people just use curtain sheers, and I liked the look of having curtains all around, but this meant I would have to buy 8 panels and that didn't sound cheap! Much to my surprise, I found some on amazon that were about $6 for a package of 2 panels. So after buying 4 packages I spent roughly $30 after tax which was just a little more expensive than the premade canopies. They are size 60"x84". The length is a little long & I originally thought I would just hem them, but now I think I'll just leave it. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00OS3QSTW/ref=ya_aw_oh_bia_dp?ie=UTF8&psc=1&th=1 I also added the led lights, 2 packages would cover all around the bed, I chose to use only one behind the bed because they were very long and difficult to put up. I was also worried if I did all around the bed it might be a strangulation hazzard. These lights look great even just behind the one side https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0177CWA6A/ref=ya_aw_oh_bia_dp?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Overall, this bed is great for young girls. It is very beautiful, easy to set up, and sturdy. I also love that it's strong enough to hold my weight for reading night time stories together. This was a great choice for my daughters first "big girl" bed.

Was excellent for transitioning my kid out of her crib and into a “big girl bed”. It tracks that most children would develop a sense of security, or if nothing else, a sense of normalcy, to the very high sides of a crib while they spend the entirety of their short lives sleeping within them. A poster bed seemed almost like a larger version of a crib, and a natural next step. I bought sheer curtains that had vines sewn on the length of curtain and hung them on all four sides of the bed. These curtains, in correlation with the beds heightened corners, (great for helping to hold in all she kept in her crib; stuffed animals, blankets etc.) imitated the likeness of a crib, emulating that same sense of security her crib provided. It really made for a smooth transition. For some children the sudden free space a “big kid bed” provides can be a bit jolting. Once she climbed out of her crib we had no choice but to move on up and I wanted it to be as easy as possible for us all. This bed is well made. Good quality and has served all of us well. I am very satisfied in choosing this bed. I was torn for a bit about what kind of bed to go with, but I have zero regrets, at least with this one thing I can say 100% confident that this bed was the right choice and I highly recommend it. We got the grey, it was called pewter. I was expect a pewter finish, like a metal finish, but it is like just grey. Industrially spray painted in a warehouse somewhere. This was the one thing I found disappointing. Because I believe the options were white, grey and pewter. So when I selected pewter, I didn’t expect grey. But the box said pewter so there was no mix up. But if this is the worst thing to go wrong, I’ll take it. The bed really does look beautiful with those sheer Curtains with the vines climbing down them and the beds metal at the foot and head has beautiful scrolling. I could be remembering wrong maybe the options were only white and pewter and I just assumed it would be a metal finish, otherwise why not make the options white and grey. Worth the purchase. Couldn’t beat the price. Nice to receive a quality Item at a reasonable rate

its very sturdy, was easy to build, and is very pretty! i recommend!

My 9 y/o daughter wanted a no frills canopy bed. This one came as close to that "order" as possible. While its not of the highest quality and can be a little "wobbly" when moving it around or when the bed is (occasionally) jumped on, it isn't so much that I'd consider it unsafe or returnable; the screws holding it together are stable and the light metal structure has not bent, bowed or broken. How often does one really move furniture around? And, she only occasionally jumps into bed and the movement from that is so minimal that its a non-issue. Alternatively, should you have to take it down and put it back up, it would likely hold up once or twice, but after that the screw holes would likely wear out, causing instability. There again, how often does one take down and put up furniture? I like the height off the ground, as it makes it easier to vacuum under, while a bed skirt fits perfectly. The canopy structure is nice in that net canopies fit over it securely or the bars/finials can be unscrewed to put sheers on them like curtain rods - whatever you like; we use a complete canopy that fits over top of it. I really like the side "panels", because they prevent her "babies" and pillows from falling off in the middle of the night and add just the right amount of "girl" to her room; as do the "head and foot boards". One other nice thing is that her (regular) twin size memory foam mattress fits perfectly on the rungs/bed framing so no box spring is necessary. Overall, this is an affordable canopy bed that would fit well with most décor (pure white) styles. Is it of the highest quality? No, but who needs that when your little ones are only little for so long and they tend to grow out of these things much quicker than us adults change our minds. I do feel that this will last many years with proper care and handling, or at least until she changes her mind in those tumultuous teenage years! I do recommend this product, from this seller and have zero complaints or concerns. I do recommend this bed and would purchase again and from this seller should the need arise.