Max & Lily Fundamental Twin Low Bunk Bed, Kids Solid Wood Modern Bed Frame with Strong Wooden Slats, Non-Toxic Finishes, High Weight Capacity, White

Really impressed! I’ve put together more cabinets, bookshelves, and desks then I’d like to admit so I was sort of dreading putting this together, but I had to do it, so I did and I was so pleased! Everything was organized beautifully in the box, everything was nicely padded, and even the items that you needed seem to be packed in the order that you needed them in the box! For example, I needed to start out with Boards numbers 1,2 and 3, I think, and those were the ones that were packed on top. I read some of the reviews that complained about the instructions, but the instructions were perfectly clear to me. If you have normal intelligence, aren’t in a hurry, and take the time to use the brain God gave you, the instructions are very clear.I have two small negatives: one, there were some holes drilled in the wrong spot, and I had to fix that by drilling new holes, and although you can’t erase holes, it’s not a big deal. The other is that the hardware was not organized, like the boards and other supplies were. I struggled to know exactly which screws I was supposed to know in which place, and had to use the description to figure it out. For example, it said “60 mm“ for a certain screw, and I had to get out a ruler and measure. As organized as well as this bed was, I was surprised that the hardware was so neglected. True, the hardware was organized by type and wrapped separately, but I didn’t know what was what. Not a big deal and not any reason at all to steer clear of this company.Even with the two minor negatives that I said, this company and this bed deserve five stars, no question. The bed is very sturdy, well-made, and went together without issue! I would 100% order from this company again. I’m very pleased.

We LOVE this bunk bed! We especially love that the ladder can be lifted on and off as we please. Our 1 year old sleeps on the floor bed, with our 3 year old up top, so we have to take the ladder off every night to keep the baby from climbing up.

The media could not be loaded. So let me start by saying this was a nightmare to install. It took us hoursssss, every single individual piece of wood was separated and there were 248 parts to install. However, that is only for the initial installation, if you ever want to move and take it apart you will not need to take all the parts and remove them. You’ll only really need to disconnect the two head boards, the slide, and the ladder once it’s assembled. Putting it all together for the first time is the hardest part, there were so many different types of screws and no words in the manual but I will say once you understood the way it was explaining to install the parts it became much easier to do. Installing it was not difficult but just time consuming and my husband and I both worked together to install it bc you will need two people to hold one side of the headboard up while the other screws it in place, none of it is heavy while you’re installing it but the box itself with everything inside of it weighs a couple hundred lbs so make sure you have 2 VERY strong men to help you carry and lift it into the room you’re installing it. My husband and I used absolutely all of our strength to get it up our stairs into our kids room and I’ll be honest it was a workout and we had to sit and drink some water after lol. Once it’s completed though the quality is very good and it’s not flimsy whatsoever (if you screwed the screws in securely). We did not attach the screws on the back for the slide or the ladder as we enjoyed being able to remove them when we needed to vacuum the floor and even without the screws on the back there are safety grips to hold them in place as well as the hooked attachments which keep them VERY secure in place during play and use. Ladder and slide do not wobble and after monitoring my 2 and 4 yr old for 20 minutes to ensure all manner of play is safe I can say from an overprotective mothers standpoint it has my seal of approval. My only concern is the metal rod used for stability on the under side I’d suggest the manufacturer perhaps have it where it’s concealed within another piece of wood or something to protect little ones heads. I will attach video and pictures of what I mean. I also want to add I love the sturdiness and quality of the slide, it’s strong and I had my doubts but I’ve watched my kids run up the slide and there’s no cracking or change in quality of the slide it’s strong and supports the weight of my kids. It’s also very easy to wipe down and keep clean.