Twin XL Over Queen Bunk Bed, Heavy Duty Bunk Bed with Safety Ladder and Full-Length Guardrails, Metal Queen Bed Frame with Slats Support for Adults, Teens, Kids, Black

It took me a couple days to get around to doing a review on this after clearing some space for it. I will start by saying this if you have numerous children with limited bedroom space or lack of bedrooms this is definitely for you. It is very well built and does require installation that I would highly suggest doing as a family or with at least one more person if not a second helping hand. Putting the bed grid together for all three tiers can be slightly challenging but after getting into a rhythm it's not overly hard but will be slightly frustrating initially but be patient and figure it out in your own way and it will go together smooth and by the time you're done with it you'll be able to snap these together in no time. Please keep in mind also as the pictures I have included is not fully set up and we do not have the correct size mattresses yet except for the slide out in the bottom. I have read other reviews about the quality of this not being over the top and people crying that they're 8-year-old kid fell down on something and it bent the metal. Keep in mind there is weight limits and when you put velocity and weight onto a round middle support bar for the bed itself it is going to bend because they're not designed to hold weight directly like that it is evenly distributed. The paperwork does say I believe the queen size bed is rated at 350 lb and the full above it is 250. I'm not certain with the slide out twin in the bottom is. We had personally two bunk beds by a different brand that works very similar design but this one has a much stronger feel to it. A couple key things I would do when installing is get a decent tee bar Allen wrench to install this instead of the supplied ones and it will go much faster and you will thank me later. Instructions were not bad but I did have issues which this is my only complaint that is probably in manufacturing but certain numbers were not on the correct pieces. Make sure on the bottom bunk bed front frame which I believe that the number was 10 on that piece that you need to put the holes on the top and the bottom to the right hand side of the bed looking at it as that is for your ladder and if you don't you have to take it off flip it over and then put all those square support bars for the mattress back in place and it can be kind of frustrating but this is not different than any other brand that I have tried personally. Take your time and enjoy and it'll be worth it if you try to rush it you'll probably get frustrated. All pieces and hardware were included but again keep in mind there are no mattresses! Our youngest daughter now wants one but I would probably get a slightly smaller version with smaller bunk beds itself for space saving.

I can’t say enough good things about this bunkbed set. We purchased the Full/Queen set. Took us about 1.5 hours to build. Follow the directions and it is easy to build. Sturdy sturdy sturdy. My kids love it. Strong enough to hold an adult. The metal is very strong. No squeaks going on. Quiet set. They even give you spare parts. It came in two packages. Very heavy packages. I recommend spending time to find a true full XL bunky board for the top bed. Full size board is short. See pictures.

Overview: This bunk bed is a solid chunk of mass that once assembled, isn't going anywhere. There are minor fitment/build annoyances with rusty bars from welding marks and lack of instructions related to the use of washers in the build manual but nothing that detracts from the overall quality & operation of the bed. For the price, it's a great value and can hold my 6'4" 265lb frame without moving an inch. For my kids, it'll be a long-standing bedframe they can use for years to come!Disclaimer: Meross provided this product to me as a beta-tester and encouraged to provide feedback on their product after use. I was in the market for a bunk-bed for my kids and it worked out by accident that this was on the list of available products to test.Pros: The total package weight shipped via FedEx was ~112 lbs (sorry FedEx guy!). Once I brought it inside, I could tell the metal material used for the frame was sturdy and powder coated reasonably well.The lower frame rails give you 3 vertical support feet to prevent lower mattress sage. There are also 10+ horizontal rods that act as the support for both the lower and upper mattresses. Once tightened together, the frame didn't make a sound! No squeaks, noises or rocking once assembled and tightened down; leading again to the heavy weight and build quality not making you worry the thing will fall apart in 6 months. You will have leftover parts thankfully so if you strip bolts or break off washers, you should have a handful extra.....no missing parts at least in my delivered product.Cons: The product and instructions definitely come from Chinese factories so be aware that assembly requires meticulous attention and patience. PAY ATTENTION TO WHICH TYPE OF BOLT/SCREW IS USED IN EACH AND EVERY HOLE!!!. I found this out the hard way expecting one of the 60 "A" bolts to be used on all 4 corners of the upper rail frame.....nope! In certain areas where cross-members are present, the instructions will change out the very common "A" bolts for "E" or other "C+D" combos. Not paying attention, you will assume a bolt is used in all the places, but then you'll be short on the final "Ladder assembly step" needing 4 "A" bolts and only having 2 because you messed up earlier using the wrong bolts accidentally.Expect the build-out instructions to be at or below IKEA quality. One MAJOR issue I had was that I had put darn near the entire frame together, only then to realize I had a bag of 60 washers that were NEVER listed as a part in the parts overview nor once ever told to add the washers to all the connecting screw points.I also had a minor problem with one side of the bed frame having rust on the bars. The shipped package was busted in transit so I can't tell if this rust was from the weld marks not being properly cleaned where the vertical bars meet the frame rail OR if the moisture from the packaging intrusion in-transit allowed for topical rust to form in the week it took to ship from California to Florida. Again a minor annoyance but nothing some WD40 and steel wool couldn't fix up.Overall: Highly recommend for kids as similar bunk-bed combos from Rooms-to-Go, Ashley's or other furniture companies I've found to be 10x the price of this bed or greater! Make sure to allocate a couple hours and have a person on hand to assist with the Ikea-like build instructions that confuse you with the overwhelming number of bolts in non-standard deployment patterns along with the heaviness of the frame rails.....other than that, a great value for the price and impressive build quality otherwise!

This was the perfect item that we needed. Our toddler still often wakes up in the middle of the night and needs help getting back to sleep, so we have him on the queen bunk with his brother on the twin bunk.One piece was a little dented on arrival, but we were able to put that in the corner of the room so no one would be able to tell.It’s a nice, sturdy bed, especially when using the washers to help the bolts.The ladder rungs would be hard for older kids/young adult feet, but our young kids have no issues with them.Great bed for kids.

I'm enjoying this bed so far. My little one can easily climb it to the top and sleep easily. I put a pool noodle just in case she doesn't fall over. Bottom bunk has its moments when it gets a little cramped but having a queen at the bottom is heaven sent in our room for the time being.

Easy to put together but it looks like a child did the welding on this frame. Majority of the parts were bent or highly damaged. Save your money!

Super sturdy, easy to assemble, had an issue the manufacturer/supplier was quick to solve it. Looks and feels like it will last a long time.