Walker Edison Timothee Urban Modern Twin Size Children's Bed Frame Bedroom, Twin Size, Silver

I am a 115 pound 41 year old woman. I bought this twin loft for myself because our house has a very odd layout and the only expandable space is upwards. The package arrived, and I was able to assemble the bed, by myself, in about 2 hours. You really need to have a second person towards the end when it's time to connect the two sides, but it CAN be done by one person if you have good spatial reasoning. I left the upper front rail off, as the ladder doesn't give me enough clearance to clamber over the rails. The bed should definitely be anchored to the wall; if you have drywall or protruding baseboards, you'll need to procure your own wall anchors, which is totally acceptable. The bed is pretty sturdy even without the anchors (which I am getting today). I have it positioned over a full sized bed, both facing the same way. I just slid the loft over the top of the bed; the back rail mid-way up is the same height as the full bed I have underneath. The only concern I have is the mattress rails and the little plastic toggles that go along the center of them. They seem to be a little flimsy. As stated above, I'm 115 pounds, and I got up there after I positioned the loft in order to put the back rail on. The bed held my weight, but the little plastic toggles would slip off. They're shaped to fit into one another; one end has one hook, the other end has 2 with a space between them. The weak spots seem to be the end with only one hook. I'm going to look into getting something to reinforce the slats better. Overall, this is a good loft and I had absolute no problems understanding the instructions. Just pay attention to the pictures, and look ahead if you don't understand something, but I highly recommend this loft.

My use for this is "off label," so please take that into account when you read this. This loft solved my work-from-home problems. I live in a small apartment with no spare bedroom to turn into an office. Storage space is almost non-existent, as is privacy. Enter the loft. Once assembled, it offers a very usable space for sectioning off part of a communal living area. I've included some photos with this review to give you an idea of the set-up. I work underneath, and I use the space above (where the mattress and sleeping people would usually be) for storage--being mindful, of course, of the weight limit. I am about 160cm/63in tall (5ft 3in), and getting underneath the loft is not a problem for me. When I sit underneath it--even in a chair--there's plenty of headroom. The metal construction of the loft is great for "add ons." I purchased some very strong magnetic hooks from Amazon, and I attached them to some of the beams, and now I have a place to hang my headphones and scissors and things. One of the pictures shows the 'burden basket" that I've hung at the entrance to my office space (leave your burdens in the basket and focus on the task at hand). I also strung up some twinkle lights underneath. This makes the space relaxing and pleasant. Across the opening I use folding screen, and so I get a bit of visual privacy from the rest of the apartment, and at night, the same screen allows me to "leave the office" by closing it across the loft entrance. This has been a perfect solution for my need for a bit of privacy when working from home. It's so comfortable, in fact, that I kind of like just hanging out in the space. It's like a little vortex of creativity and good vibes. I assembled it myself with hand tools. I didn't find it to be too difficult. It took about 2 hours from start to finish. There are a lot of parts, but many of them are simply the metal slats that hold up the mattress, so don't be too overwhelmed when you open the box. It goes together pretty easily in several big chunks. My only regret is that I didn't buy this earlier.

4. It’s a solid 4. You will like this bed frame. It’s sturdy, it’s easy enough to assemble, and it looks good. There are a few small gripes that others have had as well. First off it is going to kill your feet. You have got to buy pool noodles for the ladder. Put em in your cart with this purchase and you’ll be a happy camper. Second, climbing over the top sucks. There should have been an opening designed into this thing. Whatever, we all will make due. It just sucks. I have accidentally crushed my boys on the railing attempting to slide over that top rail. Don’t slide over my dudes. Use that upper body strength. Everything else is awesome. I’m a 30 year old, 180 lbs male in a tiny apartment and it’s perfect for me. There is just enough room while on the bunk to not feel claustrophobic. I have 8 ft ceilings and a 10 inch mattress. A couch fit underneath after I removed the arms off the couch. It was very difficult to find a full sized couch that would fit under this thing. It fits perfectly in my apartment and made the room feel bigger. Climbing on the top bunk is still fun too. I feel like a kid in a fort or something. It’s sturdy for me. I cranked those screws down really tight and I haven’t had squeaks yet. It barely moves with the couch pinning it in place. Solid buy. Solid 4 out of 5. I’m still contemplating taking out my angle grinder and just hacking an entrance in the end of this thing. Otherwise I love it. Seriously tho, buy the pool noodles.

Order 2 loft beds. Easy to put together. My kids only complaint was the metal ladder. They said the ladders metal bars hurt their feet when climbing up to bed. Other them that there’s no issues with the loft beds.

I bought this for my son and he absolutely loves it. He and I put it together with very little problem. It seems fairly sturdy although it does sway a bit as you climb on it and move around. It’s not enough movement to scare my son though (& he’s generally a chicken), so it is sturdy enough. We’ve had close to 300 lbs on it including the mattresses & bedding with nary a squeak. He says it sleeps really comfortably (that could also be the 2 mattresses we have on it). The ladder is a bit hard on the feet, but unless you’re standing on the ladder for an extended time, it’s not really an issue. Neither my son or daughter likes that you have to climb over the rail to get into the bed, though. I figure that was partially for added stability, so it’s not that big or an issue to me. The space underneath is very nice. It’s higher underneath than my daughter’s wooden loft bed of similar proportions. It is obviously fairly dark underneath, but we’ll be using rope lighting to fix that. As it is, he has a 32” TV on his dresser and a recliner under the bed and everything fits quite nicely. It’s his own personal man cave within his room. Moving his dresser underneath his bed has really opened up the room. He likes the silver metal color of the bed since it goes so well with his camouflage and industrial steel decor.

It was easy to put together, sturdy, and opens up the room. Good value for the price. I noticed it squeaked more when I first put it together than it does now that my son has spent time climbing up and down and laying up there. It seems to have settled so there's less squeaking. I agree with those who say don't tighten completely til you have all pieces in place. I see people commenting about the lack of a space in the end rail at the top of the ladder - my son is 6 and has no trouble climbing up and over the end rail, and I feel it's safer that way. He does scarier climbing on the playground all the time. My son's room is very small and I like the fact that the ladder doesn't stick out. He says it doesn't hurt his feet - but I've seen a hack using pool noodles to cushion bunk bed ladders that would probably work for anyone with that issue. I paired this with a single futon underneath so we can have two kids sleep in the room when needed but can fold it up and have a chair when it's playtime. Overall very happy with this purchase.

My teen loves her bed. She’s created a cute nook underneath and enjoys the space. The box was incredible heavy upon arrival and set-up was detailed, but doable. It would have been hard to do alone though. She and I did it together in about 2 hours. It’s sturdy overall and looks exactly like the picture. The only frustration was the sizing and delivery. Delivery ran several days late and when it came, they had sent a twin bed rather than a full. I quadruple checked the bed I was buying, but somehow still purchased a twin instead of a full. I’m sure it was my fault somehow, but still- if you buy this bed, check your sizing before purchasing and then immediately after and make sure nothing changed. We could have returned it, but my daughter decided to just keep the twin.

So I bought this bc I share a room with my sister, we did have separate beds but it seems so crowded especially since I have so much art stuff and my gaming desk, the maximum weight is 200 I was worried bout that bc I am 194.6 and I’m like 5’3/5’4, I don’t know how much my mattress is but imma guess it’s around 17-18 lbs maybe even 16 I was very nervous to sleep on it but it didn’t fall while I was on it or anything lol however it is wobbly like I even screwed the screws on tightly to where if I was gonna take it apart for when I move out my dad has to get it but it’s lovely, with my sisters help it took us 2hours and 45 mins only bc I was the one doing the screwing rlly and she’s was just holding it up lol. It’s a 4/5 only bc it wobbles if u were to mount it to the wall it probably wouldn’t but I couldn’t figure out where the screws would even go I would’ve taken a video but I’m at work doing this lol. I would definitely recommend getting this just the wobble part that’s a bit nerve wracking but it’s not too bad

Al ser una cama elevada el espacio que queda debajo lo puedes aprovechar poniendo lo que desees, soy de México y me llegó como importación así que me salió algo cara pero es cuestión de esperar ofertas porque he visto que mueven los precios. La caja llegó bastante mal pero afortunadamente las piezas de dentro estaban bien, quizás deberían tener más cuidado con eso. Tienes que agarrarla a la pared con los tornillos que te trae para mayor estabilidad.

We bought this to maximize the sleeping spaces in our tiny mobile home bedrooms. Were able to squish a Twin XL mattress into it, but it really takes a Twin. Pros: - ladders at both ends of bed make it versatile for positioning - it can fit over a queen bed. Inside Length is 78", so if your queen is not longer than this, it may be able to fit length wise over the bed, as well as over the head. - light enough that it can be moved quite easily around once it is assembled. - straightforward assembly (my husband did it singlehandedly) - no defects in paint or otherwise Cons: - not sure an adult would feel secure sleeping on it. It wobbled a lot when I (155 lb. woman) climbed up on it to make the bed - the ladder is a bit tricky to dismount from with the rail going all around the entire circumference, rails may be a bit hard on tender feet

Really impressed with this loft bed. We purchased it for my daughter's room to save space and it definitely helps. My husband and I built the bed with ease, the instructions were very straight forward and it took less than hour to assemble it. The ladder is a bit tricky, however my daughter has managed to figure it out. I would definitely recommend this bed to someone looking for an affordable, well built option.

As many have mention the ladder is a torture device and I think they should have one person on this bed design team climb it just once. Either the ladder should have been made with larger diameter steps or should of included some kind of padding rubber. I bought a pool spaghetti and slit it length wise. It does the job but will eventually wear out as its not meant for this use. The bed is squeaky but is easy to assemble and does save me the much needed floor space

I’m very disappointed because the advertisement does not mention that there is no workstation! I assumed there was no mattress so I let that go but I need the workstation. I’ve looked everywhere on Amazon and I’ve even called the manufacturer and nobody is going back to me. The pictures show a workstation and there is no workstation included, at the end of the day, it’s just a 6 foot piece of steel that screws in but it’s nowhere to be found, also, when assembling this product, I suggest you wear gloves because the screws are not of the best quality and that tool they provide keeps slipping out