SOFTSEA Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed with Slide for Teens Low Bunk Beds Without Slats for Boys Girls

Definitely a space saver and took no time to put together. I loved the color goes with anything in theme, and very sturdy for rough kids!

Came with a chiped part, the slats that rin across to hold mattress does not have pre drilled locations on the bed rail.took awhile to assemble even with 2 people, instructions were clear and easy to understand. needs to have an added door or something to block off extra gap. we had to make due with the slide bace since we didnt assemble the slide right away and another solid surface to block the gaps so the kids didnt try and jump off.bottom slats are kind of pointless so we added them for the upper bunk for extra support since the slats are a bit thin and bow in easily.saus it has a 300 lb limit but my 135lb self disnt feel steady sitting across them then i was finishing up the build.all in all good quality just needs a few tweaks. ill be building a loking door for both gaps to prevent falls/jumps when slide isnt in use.

I love the concept of the bed, sadly my son won’t sleep in the bottom, he insists staying with me. I wish I had more room for the slide, but that’s an issue with my room size not the product. Overall easy to put together (I did it on my own which was difficult but doable). Good quality, looks nice, easy instructions, worth the price and then some in my opinion.

Overall very happy with this product. Took several days to assemble with plenty of brakes in between. Probably 6 to 8 hours total time for single adult to assemble ( unpacking organization and assembly included). Total packages weigh about 300 lb divided into three packages, only one of which is attached to your shipping label. So you may receive confirmation of delivery without receiving all three boxes but they do all show up eventually. Directions a little hard to follow. I could not find any videos for this product. Had a few extra parts left over at the end, Good luck! LOL.

Laid on my review, it’s been up close to h1/2 year and still sturdy and my granddaughters use it daily.

These are basic bunk beds. They're not particularly solid, but they haven't broken, yet. The finish isn't particularly durable - it's just a basic paint job over cheap pine. Overall, my kids like the bunk beds, but they're not high quality. When they break, which I'm sure they will, eventually, I'll probably build the next ones, myself. However, I'll probably just upgrade the design of these, and use more solid parts.

At first I thought it was gonna be way too short, but now that it's put together, it seems perfect for my feral 6 and 4 year old! I put a 5in mattress on the top. I probably could have gotten away with a 6 inch.I am 29 weeks pregnant and was able to put it together over the span of maybe 6 hours split over two days with only mild difficulty. It wasn't nearly as bad as I was expecting. The instructions are short, simple, but easy enough to figure out.Things that could be improved:1. the slide HURTS when the kids kit the bottom.2. The SLATS. The instructions say not to have them too close to the edge, but they cut them and put the screw holes just a little too short. I don't like how close the screws have to be to the edge. All they had to do was make the slats a smidge longer and move the screw holes a little further out and they would be well within the solid wood area for a secure hold.I ended up "stealing" a few slats from the bottom to make the top more secure just in case.

Really love this sturdy bunk bed! Great for low ceilings. Only drawback is of course no storage under the bed however it does have great storage under the stairs for toys. Fairly easy to assemble. Would recommend a screw drill for the slats.