Bedz King Stairway Bunk Beds Twin over Twin with 3 Drawers in the Steps and 2 Under Bed Drawers, Dark Cherry

After final assembly this bed is very cute and very sturdy seeming. It came with enough parts to assemble and aside from a minor scratch or two the wood was in good condition. This took two of us the better part of 6 or 7 hours to assemble. That said, it's worth it. I couldn't find a similar style of bunk bed anywhere at my local furniture stores (both big name and mom/pop) and I knew I really wanted the stairs. I grew up with the traditional ladder bunk and as our youngest would make me nervous with a ladder. This bed is sturdy and far more well made than my childhood bunks, the slats under the top bunk mattress are reinforced with an extra bar and the railing is also very sturdy. This bed is colossal and takes up a pretty decent amount of space, but it allowed us to get rid of dressers due to the massive amount of storage space provided in the drawers. Please note that the bottom drawers under the bed are not on tracks, these just have casters that easily roll on our patterned Berber carper. My biggest concern for this bed is how the drawers hold up over time as kids are very hard on furniture anyways and I have already seen them standing in the drawers.The amount of garbage that this is packed in is ridiculous, be prepared for three garbage bags stuffed full of bags and Styrofoam and a massive stack of cardboard. While I'm grateful it arrived undamaged it's kinda of obscene how much trash there was.

Absolutely love this bed for our young-ish kids! Storage has been amazing and so far the durability is great! My only complaint is with assembly because it took 2 whole evenings to put it together. With 2 adults, it definitely would have taken less time.

I'm a handy person and was excited to tackle the building of this bed. Product ships in multiple packages that aren't necessarily labeled as to their contents. So, a large work area is a must to unpack and organize the different pieces. Products are well packed, and each piece is labeled with a small sticker for easy identification during the build process. 99% of the pieces were perfect, and only one or two had small imperfections that were able to be hidden on the wall side of the bed.It took me about 7 hours by myself to build the entire bed with storage drawers with a few lower back breaks and lunch. Factored into that time was also the multiple trips to and from the garage where I was assembling pieces and then taking them into the bedroom.The pieces went together exactly as they should have. I was impressed at the exactness of the fit when attaching multiple pieces together. Screw holes and dowel holes lined right up with no issue.I only needed another persons help when taking one bed fully assembled and stacking it on the other. Otherwise, the pieces are able to be moved by any ordinary capable person, and if you're assembling it in the room its going in, it'll be even easier. I chose the garage as I needed to organize all the parts and get my game plan.I will say, you NEED to use a powered screw driver even though I think the manufacturer doesn't suggest it. If you don't have one, I don't know if i'd attempt building this myself honestly. Your fingers and hands will suffer greatly as there are a LOT of things to screw in/together. For instance, there are (I think) 56 screws, 28 per bed for just the wooden slats alone that hold the mattress up. Do yourself a favor and use a power tool. Turn the torque down so you don't split the wood, and hand tighten the things that need to be nice and tight.The only "obstacle" I encountered and I have a hard time even calling it that, was when reading the directions as to which way to orient the stairs (left entry or right). I ended up using the "right" which actually is "left" to my brain. The kids go up the stairs and go left into the bed. The only thing I can think the manufacturer meant by "right" in my case is the railing is on the right, not the entrance. So, that's what I put in my mind as I went through the multiple steps for a "right" orientation.Other than that, the quality is superb and the instructions are fantastic. For an almost $1000 bed for kids, I'd hope to have these things at a minimum, and they delivered. Its a big purchase that I dont regret one bit.

Purchased for Christmas. No complaints other than it took a long time to assemble. About 6 hours with frequent interruption's.Also, make sure your mattress isn't too thick. Ours are 12” deep and it makes for a safety concern on the top and headway issues for the bottom.Seems to be of decent quality.

This took hours for my husband and dad to put together but this bed is solid. The fact that it was so solid sucked when putting together since everything was so heavy, but I feel secure in knowing it's solidly built for my son and any friend he has come over. Good product and worth the price.

This is a beautiful bunk bed set. It came in 5 boxes, but had no damage or missing parts. The assembly was a little daunting, but with the help of my father in law, we were able to fully put it together in about 6 hours.The boxes all comes labeled (box 1, box 2, etc) and it very important to open them in order. Every few boxes comes with its own tools, hardware and instructions, which was very nice. It was a big project but the end result is amazing.The bunk beds are awesome looking, seem very sturdy, and the kids love them. We are very, very pleased with this purchase! I would highly recommend these bunk beds to friends and family. Love them!

The only reason why it's not 5 stars is because the stairs are awkward to walk down, big step. Not the greatest when you have a sleepy 5 year old coming down them. Directions were very easy to read and it was fairly easy for 2 people to put together. Have had since August and it has held up well with two kids under 6. The white looks really nice and it is really sturdy and lots of storage. One other complaint is that the drawers aren't actually attached to the bed they just slide in on wheels, but that hasn't been an issue, just more annoyed that it didn't state that.