Listed under the tech. details it states that the max. weight is 50 lbs. Is the weight restriction stricktly for the crib and not the bed?
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I would say for the crib. Simply because when you remove all sides and use the back as a headboard on a traditional bed set up you are then using regular bed rails and box springs which offer different support. For the toddler/daybed setup you are still using the crib mattress and supports. Hope that helps.
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When in crib-configuration, the underlying support is metal. When in bed-configuration, the sideboards are wood. It is not indicated which the weight limit applies to, but presumably a heavier child will be in the bed when in bed mode, plus you will likely need to reinforce anyway. To me then the 50lbs would seem to apply to the crib. That said, a 50lb baby would be pretty big in a small crib.
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I agree with Sherry, it says 50lbs but I have never tried it. It does seem very sturdy. I too have two cats who lay in it together and never had an issue.
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I don't know the technical weight limit but my husband has slept on the top with my daughter and that was probably a combined weight of over 220 lbs. That being said he does not sleep up there all the time.
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Information from the manual that came with the crib states in the section regarding "Converting crib to a toddler bed- "The minimum age of the intended user shall not be less than 15 months and the maximum weight shall not be greater than 50 lbs (22.7kg).
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I believe the weight limit is 300 lbs. I have not had any problems with two beds I have bought. I first bought a twin and then a queen and not had one moment's issue with either of them. I love the beds and sleep very comfortably on them. The only reason I got a queen is because I wanted a little more room. I still have the twin and it worked just fine. I used it for over a year before I got the queen.
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Hello Yosora - Hello - I am not able to give you the weight capacity but can tell you the bed has met all the ASTM safety requirements for weight capacity. My understanding is the bed is tested with 400 pounds for a short period of time. This does not mean you should put 400 pounds on the bed. In general, beds that meet the ASTM safety guidelines have a recommendation of about 200 pounds of distributed weight per sleeping surface. Of course this will depend on many factors such as kids being kids and jumping up and down in one concentrated area or the thickness and quality of the mattress. Thank you for allowing me to assist you - from the #1 Discovery World Furniture seller on Amazon - Dreamscape Furniture:) Feel free to call me at 8007719330 if you need further assistance. Scott
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I can't tell you what the max weight is. But I can tell you that my son and his wife together weigh 550lbs. We have had the platform for over a month now and none of the support brackets are bending! However, We also put a 1/2 plywood sheet over the brackets before lying the box springs and mattress on it. Please Please note that if you have box spring you are planning to use, the bed will be VERY high off the ground. Many people have bought this and just used a mattress which makes the bed a normal height. We are using a box spring and the bed is so high off the ground I cannot get on the bed without a step ladder!
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I am not sure what the weight limit is on the product, but the one relative that slept on it is pretty heavy and like a bull in a china shop. She said she slept great and didn't have any problems. I haven't slept on it myself yet, so I can't give my honest opinion. The product is very well built, seems very sturdy.
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I am not sure on the weight limit but I have slept up there with my daughter. She weighs about 30 pounds and I am about 150 and we were fine. We added some wood boards under the mattress just to make it more secure. The black rods that come with are a little flimsy.
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Hi, i am not sure what the weight limit is but my son is 65 lbs. and this bunk bed is so solid and sturdy. We are so happy we purchased it.
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It's intended for small kids, so you should not put more weight than the recommended by the manufacturer. But, the construction is in my opinion is pretty solid. My wife, unaware of the weight limitation shared the bed with my two years old boy while playing with him and the bed held without any trouble. It was just for couple of minutes, but the bed structure is undamaged. And it's light too!
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I do not know for sure on the weight limit but i put bunky boards on my beds for added protection... These are very nice beds.
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That is the suggested weigh limit yes, however you can take a couple 2x4's and reinforce underside of the top before setting it up. My boyfriend weights 170 and I weigh 150 so we already went over the suggested weight limit. We didn't reinforce the bottom and it's still holding perfectly well and looks like new and has no issue. I don't think you'll have an issue with it. We even have two kids jumping on our bed all the time without any problems so I wouldn't worry about the suggested weight limit. But if you are you can reinforce it if you want.
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Thanks for your interest in the Hillsdale Bed. 500 lbs is the maximum recommended limit. Sincerely, Russell West West Furnishings 509-993-0748
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sorry for the delay, I can say from personal experience about 50 to 75 lbs is all I would trust I have to ck book for company weight limit. but works well with my Mom keeps her in the bed safely...
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The weight limit is stated at 650lbs. However, the problem we ran into was that if you were close to the max, the mattress would slowly deflate over the night (after the first time used) until you reached the floor.
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i dont know the weight limit but i can tell you is that i have a queen size mattress on it woth out the box spring because if i put the box spring underneath the mattress the mattress becomes so high so i decided to take it off the box spring i mean