What is the weight limit on top and bottom bunk?
1468728
I don't see markings on the bed itself and I probably threw out the documentation that came with it. I did a bit of searching online and came up with 250lbs capacity for the bunks (twin over twin size). The full over full version states 300lbs top, 400lbs bottom. I've been in the bottom bunk quite a few times and at 215lbs, so far no issues. I can feel it sag / flex a little, but more importantly to welds seem to be holding up. My 30lbs son likes to jump around in the top bunk. Structurally, I haven't seen anything to make me worry yet at his weight.
176700
Yes, both top and bottom bunk are twin beds. The bottom "bed frame" broke to beyond repair within two weeks however.
893765
I think it says 160lbs. It has a warning not to have more than one person on the top bunk at a time.
75246
I'm not sure as to a weight maximum, but my adult son-in-law slept in the bottom with his son one night. He is over six foot and the two of them slept just fine in it.
724941
At least 350lb on the bottom and 160lb on the top. Might be more, but never tried more....
421662
We put a 13 inch mattress on both the top and bottom bunks. No problem at all. On the bottom there is still plenty of room, my 8 yr old sits up straight with room to spare under there. On the top bunk, the mattress is almost as high as the safety rails, so I wouldn't put a little kid up there who might roll out.
1928987
I've laid on the top bunk with both my daughters. I weigh 155 +/- I've also stood on the top bunk, to hang items on the wall, barely even moves. Bed is VERY sturdy. Even after having it many months....can't say that kids have never jumped on it either! I would recommend this set, we are happy with this purchase.
206576
I went online and was told that Coaster bunks have a weight limit on top of 150 and bottom 200
673031
Pretty rickety. I find we have to tighten the screws pretty often. I snuggle with my daughter with a combined weight of 160 and it's not too bad, but any heavier than that, no way. These beds are very small spaced. I am 5'0 and can't sit up on the bottom bunk. They are definitely not made for adults.
2099703
The wooden slats are barely strong enough for an adult (200 lbs) and the ladder to the top bunk will not support more than 100 pounds. Unfortunately the wood is not very good quality.
1718906
From the DHP website - 200 lbs on top bunk and 600 lbs on bottom. http://www.dhpfurniture.com/eng/Products/Juvenile/Bunk-Beds/Details/2989-3156096-Twin-Over-Futon-Bunk-Bed
228916
This bed is for children. I replaced the thin wooden slats with 1 by 4 lumber, and placed a sheet of 3/8 inch plywood over the slats. The slats are secured into the side rails with screws so they will not slip out of place. A person of over 100 pounds should occupy the lower bunk.
464362
Height: 68 1/4 ", that includes two mattresses inside of the top bunk enclosure bars (my term). The two mattresses don't exceed the top bar height. Consider the 68 1/4" to be absolute. The top enclosure bars are at this height as well - leaving only 15 3/4" opening between top of bars and ceiling. May be a bit tight to swing your legs and body over. I am 77 years old - so I think I would take the bottom bunk.
551992
I'm not sure what the actual weight limit is for the top bunk but I just moved my 9 yr old son from the top bunk to his own bed and now the 5 yr old is on the top bunk. My 9 yr old is probably around 110 lbs but he is what I like to call a "plopper" and I kept having this vision of him "plopping" into the bed and falling through. This vision is probably a bit irrational but real in my mind so I had him trade places with his little brother after sleeping on the top bunk for a few years. I'd probably not recommend going past 140 lbs or so on the top bunk IMO but I've been on the top bunk before and it seemed pretty stable and I'm (ashamed to say) around 240 lbs. I'm not sure what the actual weight limit is for the top bunk but I just moved my 9 yr old son from the top bunk to his own bed and now the 5 yr old is on the top bunk. My 9 yr old is probably around 110 lbs but he is what I like to call a "plopper" and I kept having this vision of him "plopping" into the bed and falling through. This vision is probably a bit irrational but real in my mind so I had him trade places with his little brother after sleeping on the top bunk for a few years. I'd probably not recommend going past 140 lbs or so on the top bunk IMO but I've been... » Read More I'm not sure what the actual weight limit is for the top bunk but I just moved my 9 yr old son from the top bunk to his own bed and now the 5 yr old is on the top bunk. My 9 yr old is probably around 110 lbs but he is what I like to call a "plopper" and I kept having this vision of him "plopping" into the bed and falling through. This vision is probably a bit irrational but real in my mind so I had him trade places with his little brother after sleeping on the top bunk for a few years. I'd probably not recommend going past 140 lbs or so on the top bunk IMO but I've been on the top bunk before and it seemed pretty stable and I'm (ashamed to say) around 240 lbs. « Show Less
1506733
Not aware of any weight limit. Use on bunks under 17' Mako runabout with 115 Suzuki. No problems.
1401465
The height from floor to the bottom bunk bed is 11 inches, to the top bunk bed the height is 48 inches, and the height of the bed is 61 inches.
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.