Can a 230 lbs person sleep on the top bunk safely for a couple of weeks at a time during visits?
206575
I had a 200lb man sleep on it for a week with no problem. Just make sure you get the thicker foam mattress for comfort. There are two common thickness, I think I bought the 8 inch.
206576
I went online and was told that Coaster bunks have a weight limit on top of 150 and bottom 200
206577
Oh yeah no problem. Ladder may hurt their feet but once they are up there they should be fine :-)
1335093
You are fine. The weight limit is 200 pounds per bed but many customers stated much heavier adults sleep very comfortably. The bed is very sturdy. Thanks for the question!
47696
I would say it depends on how heavy the person is, I would say max weight would be no more than 250lbs. However, speaking from experience we've had members of our family ranging from 190-220lbs sleep on it every night for weeks at a time for use as an actual bed. So, hope this helps!
451980
Yes i sleep on it fine. I am 25 years old and. 106lbs. The top has a limit of 150 lbs and the bottom 600 lbs.
706651
No. Maybe for a week. My wife is 5'3 and no more than 150lbs. She hates it. I am 5'11 and about 200. I don't know who is giving these great reviews but they're wrong or received a different product. We've had the bed for almost two months and there are permanent dips, sags, whatever you want to call it. The so called " memory" foam never returns to its shape even after being off the bed for a week, the dips remain. Turn and reverse it, no luck :/ same issues.
1570362
I am 220 lbs. and it is right density for me to slowly sink in. I am a sideway sleeper and very happy with this bed.
216288
Officially? I don't know. But, I weight 250 pounds, and I and my son were up there on the top bunk watching TV and it was as solid as a rock. The thing is pretty darn sturdy. My stepson weighs well over 100 pounds and he sleeps on the top bunk every night and he loves it.
2277235
I slept in this tent cot for a month it was just enough space for me I'm around 140 lbs. It would be very tight maybe ok for a night if you don't mind snuggling in close.
814410
I slept in one I weight 200 pounds so I wouldn't think you would have any issues. But I wouldn't recommend it for an adult.
1421117
Yes, use no more than 8" mattress because you will also need a Bunkyboard underneath both the top and trundle. Need to also warn you that the middle trundle wheels have "buckled" or "bent" even though my grandkid's weights are under 100 lbs. I contacted the company and though they wrote they would rectify the situation, they never have.
779331
I weigh 240 and it was great for two weeks. Then it started losing air and it would lose so much during the nightit would fold up around me. It's an awesome looking bed but I was probably too heavy. 200 and under would probablybe OK.
1917971
Weight limit for upper bunk is 150 lbs. I don't know of a weight limit for lower bed. It does have wooden slats in the frame, so no jumping or goofing around on the bed, or piling the whole family on top.
1792981
Good morning Lori, I haven't actually slept on this cot however I did lay on it to see how confortable it was and one thing I did after my son slept on it for a few days was to put more foam inside the covering of the supplied mattress, I weigh 260 lbs so I guess it would support your guest, I hope this was benefifial to you. Aubrey Durbin
2004891
I don't know what is allowed however my sister-in-law and her boyfriend weigh about 350-375 in total (they are a little chunky lol) and they slept on it a few times without any problem.
1650038
I use this as a guest bed, and the heaviest person to sleep on it has been about 160 lbs. The bed is quite sturdy.
1248708
I'm sure you could, but I don't think I'd recommend it. The spacing between the upper & lower bunk is a bit shorter than normal. My husband & I are always hitting our heads!
770366
The manufacturer recommends a weight limit of 175 lbs (top or bottom). The bed slats are hardwood, so they are sturdy, but when I or my wife are up there, we are careful not to bounce or put all of our weight on 1 bed slat. I wouldn't go over 175lbs on a daily basis. I've slept on the bottom bunk with 1 of my kids (240 lbs total) and haven't had any issues, but that's not a daily occurrence.