What would be the appropriate age range for this bed?
1468619
Probably 3.5-8 or so years old... Kids love it because it's a playhouse during the day, then a neat "up high" bed to sleep in... The bonus is starting the day by going down their slide. What's not to love?
1468620
My daughter is 6. We've had this bed for her since she was 5. And Im hoping she's still in this bed until she's at least 10.
1468621
On the lower end my young 4yr old did well with it . Used 6 inch mattress abd no concerns on falling off. It should last as long as we want my guess is 8 to 12.
1468622
I would say 4 to 8 years old. We did not include the slide because of space and in this case, it could be easily converted to a bed for up to 10 years.
1047583
I would say 4, maybe 3. My son was 5 when I bought it. It isn't nearly as tall as other bunk beds though. It's about chest height for me. The mattress sits down in the top of it so your child would definitely not roll out of it. No box spring needed.
281661
Hi Amanda, I bought this twin beds for my 3 year old twins, I don't think that you be comfortable, for me, they Need more support where you put the cushion, It si very fragile. Check www.ikea.com I bought many cheap and very good stuff there.
2159776
This bed should definitely not be used with a newborn/3 month old. The sides of the bed are too low and the baby could either roll over the sides or the sides could smother the child ( especially if the baby was really young). I would wait until at least the child is a 12-18 months old. That's my advice. Hope this helps and good luck!
2133093
I'd say no heavier than 30-35 pounds if you'd like it to last a while. It is sturdy yet light weight wood. I have a short seven year old who can lay in the bed with no problem. I have had my two beds for quite some time with 2 little girls who climb, pile toys on them and even attempt to jump on the beds at times. I highly recommend this bed for toddlers from 2-6 1/2 years that are within healthy weight range.
260650
My son slept in this bed at that age. He had just gone from crib to bed and preferred this to his bed! It really is an excellent holiday bed and I did not worry about him slipping out or being smothered as its a snug fit, firm bed.
383392
I would say 2-3. I bought last year for my son 4 years and was useless as bed! but he uses it as a chair to watch tv or play on his Ipad. but not for sleeping! hope this helps
1869234
Well my son is alil over 36in tall... and he stands under it and only has to bring his head down a bit so i wanna say about any where from 32-34in in height.. its a sturdy bed.. my husband is 203lbs n climbs on it to play the wii with my son..lol so no worries there.. the only con i have is to make sure u check the wood when it comes in. Mines came in and it had a small wood chip that can cause splinters, so i covered it with clear duck tape...lol
1583758
Based on the product information, it says, "Manufacturer recommended age: 16 months - 5 years".Based on the review notes, if a standard crib mattress can fit perfectly in this bed, then the size of the sleeping area is the crib mattress size. Since your son is only 18 months old, he can use it at least for another 3 years (assuming he is in the normal or 50 percentile for his height).
770566
In my personal opinion I think it would be great for that age group. The print doesn't have any "babyish" prints like animals, etc that I think would bother an older girl. My girls (4 1/2 twins) have this on their bed with pink padded headboards & pink & white polka dot accent pillows with feather trim. I bought this set intentionally to get them at least until their teenage years. I hope that helps!
158734
My twins are 5 and they've been using these beds with just a mattress for 1.5 years; however, you will need to add more slats if you don't use a box spring or foundation. There were only 3 slats that came with the frame, so the mattress would sag in between the slats. We cut four 3-4" wide slats from particle board and that has worked well for us.
1617997
We have had this bed for a few years now and from my opinion, I think a weight limit of about 150-200 lbs is a good estimate.
733037
It really depends on how big he is. It is a toddler bed so he might be too big for it at 6 and if he isn't yet, he will probably outgrow it fast. We got it for my son when he was 1 and he is 3 now. I think he will get a couple more years out of it at most before he's too big and he is average size for a 3 year old.
68304
It's a regular size twin so the bed part would be fine, but the actually loft aspect of it is kind of lost on someone that age. The ladder and accompanying desk and drawers would seem to small for a 10 year old. Definitely out of range on a preteen.
1535887
There isn't much because it is for a toddler. I would guess a foot. Im not home to tell you exactly. My son was 16 months when I got the bed and he crawls in and out of it easily. He is now 20 months old.
93951
It's probably best for children 2+, i bought these for my daughter and she is 21 months and still a bit small for them! I would say they are probably best for ages 3-6, and i wouldnt worry much about a weight limit! They are VERY sturdy!! I sit in them (uncomfortably!) from time to time and they support me no problem! (110lbs!)
1537850
200lbs per bed. My set held up really well for about 18 months with a 4 and 8 year old. It probably would have lasted longer but we separated the bunks and they were suddenly "bounced" on.