Julian Bowen Pegasus Highsleeper, Anthracite, Single

Myself and the 7-year old are very happy wih this high-sleeper.It's very well designed and most parts are well constructed and the instructions are easy enough to follow.Be aware this is a LONG build, on my own it took about a day and a half and I'm pretty experienced with flatpack.The boxes are also very heavy. FYI I got this on Black Friday for around £390 - it's a bargain at this price, but I was happily going to pay more.The steps are reinforced with metal bars plus have glow in the dark strips, the top of the ladder just a 10mm wood laminate strip and it's painful to kneel on, so I've put some pipe insulation over it.The wardrobe is on wheels, if it's on thick carpet this make it hard to pull out for ittle ones, plus the handle is high up too. I put a board on the floor but the back of the wardrobe then rubs on the slats, so you can't win! I ended up planning it down and moving the handle down.I'd asked previously if you could build this in a space-constrrained room (mine here is 210x220cm) someone said yes and tbf I got it made, but it wasn't easy! Most sections were made in another room and brought in, the end screws are mostly hex-head so can be tightened easily with limited space, but a couple of screws at the back corners are standard philips heads and were very tricky to fully tighten. But I got it done.

We brought this for our son as has box room . It's great sturdy and looks amazing.Loads of storage and my son loves it .It was easyish to assemble as the instructions was clear .If you have a box room and need a high sleeper cabin bed then this is the one

The wardrobe part is a poorly designed bed.The wardrobe isn’t strong enough to hold clothing and be used daily. Useless on carpeted bedrooms I wish I never purchased the bed. I’m still paying for the bed now yet it’s useless as intended

Happy with the bed, quality good for the price. As a time served joiner it took me 5 hours. I hate to think how someone not used to doing flat packs would cope. It's a complex thing to assemble.

Wardrobe is compact and lower draw in watdrobe doesnt hold much overall a good sturdy bed, however with each box weighing nearly as much as me it was a struggle. If your single Id recommend paying extra to get the bed put together cause at one point I wasnt sure the process was ever going to end. Comes with stickers to cover screws which dont actually stick.. and my bed was a few days late which caused a few issues as i wasnt notified that theyre had been a delay.. all in all the little one loves it so its a win in my eyes..Personally would of found it helpful if shelf depth and desk size was included in the description

Good, sturdy construction. Fairly simple to Assemble, all parts labeled with small stickers (fixings in bags). Will suit Adolescents to young adults and doesn't come with matress. This cabin bed puts the matress at about the same height as a normal bunk bed which in turn gives you room at the top but banging your head while going to sit at the desk, 136cm high (swivel chair helped there). The rolling wardrobe is good but heavy when full (children will struggle to pull it over a carpet floor when full). Having the ladder with cubby holes that will accomodate 40x33x20cm L/W/D storage bins that are a common size is good. there is some wasted space behind the cubby holes that can be accessed by taking the wardrobe right out. A small light may be needed for the desk at night, reasonable size bookshelves, 3 drawers 33x30x20cm under the desk and a drawer in the bottom of the wardrobe 75x40x20cm (which needs the wardrobe to be fully extended to open). This is a suggested 2 man build but I managed it alone. If using an electric screwdriver be careful not to overtighten screws. All Sizes are approximate.

Awesome bed. I’d have loved one of these when I was a kid myself - I hope my son enjoys it as much as I would have done 😂Great quality and very sturdy finish too but, that comes at the cost of it being incredibly heavy! Build it pretty much in the position you want it to end up in because once it’s finished you’ve almost no chance of moving it.On the subject of building it, the instructions claim it will take two people 4-hours. Well I consider myself fairly capable in terms of DIY and I’ve built lots of flat-pack furniture in my time. I had my teenage son helping me and... 10 hours later... we downed tools 🤔🤪.Definitely recommend though. Absolutely worth the money.

Great product and fantastic service, after breaking one of the pieces they got us a replacement for free! it was really appreciated, my child had stood on one of the steps before the reinforcement bar had been put on, so just be aware to put those on before your child uses it :-)