Bonnlo Bunk Bed Twin Over Twin, Metal Bunk Beds White for Girls/Boys/Adults, Anti-Slip Flat Step, No Box Spring Needed

This is a nice unit. It's solid, It looks good, everything bolted up together without issue. This comes with a Lot of pieces, fortunately they are all labelled and the instructions-pictures work well. This came with a bolt to wall kit, I highly recommend fastening this to a wall either with the kit provided or some other way that is secure, as in "attach to a stud." Plan on two people for assembly! I can't stress this enough. One industrious person could do this but it would not be fun. I had hex bits on hand for a cordless drill which really speeded things up, if you rely on the provided hex wrench, plan on "hours" of assembly. Were very pleased, it works perfect for our needs, the kiddos which it's really made for love it.

This is a nice sturdy bunk bed. Bottom can take any mattress but the top should have a 6" mattress. The directions are bad. The orientation of some of the metal bars is not clear and I needed to unassembled parts of the frame a few times. Also, I think the hex head bolts are junk. The heads strip easily and dont fit the hex keys right. Also, you need to use the angle brackets that fix it to the wall or you won't have enough washers.

Most of the precautions that I am listing below should be put at the beginning of the instructions by the manufacturer. Don't take these precautions as a negative comment on the quality of the unit. They go more to the directions/instructions being lacking necessary helpful detail. With the current instruction set, it is definitely necessary to be cautious.This unit will be satisfactory for your kids for years. (I'm presuming adults would rather sleep in an individual bed.)Good quality material. Good quality bolts, screws, etc., as long as they are all there. Check the quantities of each bolt, screw, washer, etc., BEFORE starting to assemble. Also check that all items of a single kind are actually identical. (Got one machine screw with a smaller-than-the-others head. The head slid right through the washer. It was made that way.)Have a raised flat surface, 4' x 4' minimum, available to work on. (Or stop frequently to rest your sore back! lol)It is easier, and helpful, to mount some of the machine screws on the supplied hex wrench BEFORE attempting to insert in place. That aligns them when they have a long travel through spaces you can't see through.Two people are a MUST to assemble this.Some pieces (the 4 end poles) must be oriented properly. It is not easy to see this and they CAN be put together wrong. The bed racks can go on regardless of the pole orientation; but the side guards--not so much. That makes it very time consuming and frustrating to have to do the tear down and re-assembly.Once together, it is a very satisfactory unit.

Full disclosure, my rating is entirely based on the positive experience working with the seller to resolve my issues. That said, the product was poorly manufactured. The tolerance is well outside acceptable limits. Parts do not fit snugly. The Instructions did not maintain fidelity with the actual product, e.g., instructed to use the incorrect hardware to assemble part of the guard rail. The ladder plate covers were cracked, and the damage did not appear to have occurred during shipping. The covers are cheap and seem prone to defects (see photos attached). It's fair to say that I was rather disappointed. However, the seller reached out and addressed all my concerns to my satisfaction. While I likely wouldn't purchase this product again, I'm willing to give the seller another chance.

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.

Directions were a bit sketchy. The top bunk is held up by 8 bolts, thats it. Secure but i wish the construction had the two main cross members recessed into the side frame for more interlocking support. Lower bunk area is much bigger than a twin size bed. A good extra 6 to 8 inches on the long sides. Top is a decent fit. Seems sturdy and strong tho, not shaky. Good value for money so far.

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