Bonnlo Bunk Bed Twin Over Twin for Kids Teens Adults Heavy Duty 2 Decker Bed with Flat Ladder

I loved it it’s exactly as the picture I assembled it by my self it took 2 hours approximately supper easy good height very good quality Read more

Great product, great price, quick shipping! Easy installation. Read more

Pretty sturdy frame, good for the price can't complain, put it together in under an hour by myself. Read more

Don’t over tighten the screws support flats may break and poles will warp However while mounting leave them loose and tighten at the end Remember to build in the room that you are going to put it in as it may not fit a regular door If you are substituting another bed in a small room you may have to take the old one out of the room first as both might not fit in the room Read more

Super easy to put together and sturdy enough for 4 teenagers Read more

Right out of the box the assembly wasn't too bad but several holes were just far enough off to make putting the bolts in a nightmare. A few spots were completely welded upside down (such as a ladder spot, several in a row correct and then 1 upside down, then more correct) ultimately the few that were messed up were not threaded spots, just the flat tabs where a few pieces junctioned, and weren't going to affect much as only the ladder one was in a weight bearing spot, so I just used a metal drill bit to put the hole where needed and it assembled it. The issue was it was a little rickety right out the gate, but seemed solid enough for my small 5y/o and my average 7y/o. I was wrong. Within just a couple months the ladder pieces broke (ironically the ones that were "correct" to start with broke first) I was annoyed but used some metal screws and 1x2s and just filled the gaps, since the rest of the bed was holding up OK. Fast forward to now, exactly 6months after purchase, and the bed rails are all sagging despite nobody over 60# ever even sitting on the beds, the safety rail on top snapped off the metal at one end (again ironically one of the "correct spots") the ladder came disconnected at the bottom, creating a serious Hazzard, and the whole thing swayed like a hammock every time my sons climbed in either bunk. I tried tightening the bolts to no avail, they just loosened back up the next day. I finally decided to give up and buy new wooden beds instead. This was a waste of money and could have been a serious problem if I didn't tuck them in each night and notice the things breaking. Don't waste your money. People may not have the issues I did at first and write a great review on the first day or week, but I'm telling you, 6 months in I'm having to toss them with only use by children under 60#. The only parts that survived were the parts I ended up fixing. This bed and its loft counterpart are both trash. Read more

Assembly: -It was a giant pain to put together, even with two of us. -It has some goofy pieces that didn't want to fit together right. -Screws had a hard time going through the poles so that they would connect on the other side. Pros: -There was no issue fitting the mattresses on the top or bottom bunk. -I have very active kids, and the bed has held up surprisingly well. Cons: -The ladder arrived bent. Nothing else was, so this was a mistake at the packaging level. -Assembly was a huge pain. -Feels very flimsy. It hasn't come apart or anything, but it does shift quite a bit when the kids move around on it. Overall: Not a horrible price, but you get what you pay for. Read more

I love this bunk bed because it has enough room on the bottom for me (I am 5'3) to sit up and you can move the bars to either side of the bed and the ladder can be left or right and the same on the other side. Even though it was heavy when it arrived, the mail man was kind enough to bring it to our door. Read more