Staircase Low Bunk

This is a really nice quality bed. Definitely worth the extra money for toddlers that are as active as mine. The instructions were tough. If you’re experienced in putting things together, this will test your limits. When it comes to the support beam on the top bed, it needs to be screwed into to 2 long pieces that have to be oriented perfectly to work as planned. To me, that wasn’t made clear, so I used 2 identical pieces in the wrong place. It was too late for me because the entire bed was assembled, so I had to manually screw the screws without the guide points. The screws are greaaaaaaat though. Like they are sturdy, sharp, and easy to catch grip. Even at an angle. There are an abundance of pieces but definitely nothing missing. More screws and like items than you need. It took me 9 hours to put this together by myself. For the next person, I’d suggest trying to study assembly before it arrives in its 2 extra heavy boxes at your doorstep. In the end, it looks really amazing, works perfect, and the high quality wood maintains perfect stability despite my jumping toddlers. I look at it like a proud build.

Remarkable quality. Very sturdy. Really happy with the product, especially compared to the "junk" that we looked at in local furniture stores. The bed itself was very simple to put together. The steps took far longer and were more complicated. The pictures in the manual were not as clear as they might have been for some of the assembly. Overall they turned out very solid and I liked that they physically attached to the bed.

Very happy with this purchase, easy setup, solid build, only took about 4 hours (little hands insisted on helping), can easily be completed in a couple hours. Very happy with the lower bunk being so low to the ground as that one is for our 2 year old.

The instructions for the stairs missed directions towards the end it was like figure it out. I love this bed works so well in my house but for 800$ you couldn’t get like a cover for the metal bar going underneath the top bunk my daughter barely hits her head except the bar popping out Also I’ve had a loft bed and they had a bar to connect the barrier so the top bunker doesn’t fall It’s just really weak Like one good time they’re going down And no beds should not be jumped and rough houses with but these are for kids …. When my kid sometimes like to lean on these and there so bendy it scares me

This is a great bunk bed for younger kids! It was easy to assemble and the instructions were straight forward. It’s easier to have two people when assembling however it is also possible to do on your own. The bed is sturdy and looks nice in the room. Definitely recommended.

When researching for a low bunk bed, I wanted one with stairs so my child could be safer while climbing rather than using a ladder. Though this bunk bed was on the more expensive side, I took a chance even with all the bad reviews saying it’s hard to put together and some parts came damaged. After receiving the bunk bed and putting to together, I would agree that many reviews here are truthful. There are no words to help with the instructions, but if you’re detailed oriented, it’s not hard to follow. The hardest part of the install is when you need to not tighten the screws all the way, the manual says 80% tightened, but really it should be 50% tightened or you risk scratching your bed posts with the wood inserts. Other than that, the wood pieces come not perfect and there are scratches and dents here and there. But overall it is sturdy enough for a child, though I would not try to sleep on the top bunk as an adult. I am satisfied overall, and it is a cool bed so I still gave it 5 stars if you can overlook that instructions are not the best and wood is not perfect. Buy it if you are looking for a low bunk bed with stairs.

The top rail is wobbly and squeaky... The top bunk rails are only held in place with dowles. They aren't screwed into place. It took two adults about 5 hours to put together, and at times needed extra assistance to balance items, or get holes to semi align. Some screws didn't fully line up. Two pieces on the stairs were broken that we glued back together with wood glue and a nail. The stair rail holes didn't line up correctly, so we had to get creative in getting them to screw together. Unfortunate that this is a $700 bed and has these sort of faults. Overall, it seems sturdy. I don't have concerns that it will collapse.

At this price point, this is fairly sturdy and dependable choice. It took a few hours to assemble working solo (and might have done faster if not for toddlers wanting to inspect the work at every step). This isn't going to be last for decades craftsmanship, but at this price you shouldn't expect it to. There is a little flex if the littles lean into the railings (they are not secured it by screw) which gives me a little hesitancy, but that is an issue easily remedied by some wood adhesive. The finish isn't of super high quality either and there are a couple spots where the wood was gouged/chipped during manufacturing or shipping. But in general, the bunks fit a twin mattress perfectly, the steps are easy for toddlers to maneuver (and for an adult to use as well if needed). I was surprised how easy it was to assemble solo.

Very sturdy. 250 lb adult with 50lb toddler and 6inch mattress on top didn’t make it creak or questionable. Sal the owner of the shop I ordered from called a day before it was delivered to confirm everything and ask if I wanted it assembled for only 175$ after tax. Assembly guy took not even 2 hours after bringing it to the room I wanted it in and was very good and professional. The bottom mattress is 12 inches which is definitely too big because my 4 year old won’t be able to sit up comfortably, but we’ll make do. I’ll update in a few months and then a year to see how it holds up since I’ll likely be sleeping with my toddler on the top bunk some nights. One day when it wears out I’ll get the other bed for 1500 ish that’s exactly like this but with a drawer. I wouldn’t mind sleeping in this as an adult to save space especially in a smaller apartment 😉