how much weight it can stand? is that also good for adult + twin mattress 's weight?
1039700
The day bed I would say 200lbs and the trundle is on the floor so more weight could be held.
1039701
The total weight limit for the Trundle is 225 lbs. It should be fine for an adult to use with the mattress weight.
1517190
I'm not sure of the weight limit. Yet, it's quite sturdy and can support the average adult.
1098600
It is very spacious and sturdy. I can't really speak on exact weight, since it's gonna be different for everyone. I have a memory foam mattress, so a lot of the traditional shock that would hit the supports is not there.
2215096
Definitely, I have an 18in bob-o-pedic on mine and have stood/bounced in the middle of it with no concerns. There are about 20 slats that go across it to support the mattress wit a t-bar supporting the middle of them.
1758763
I weight 220 and have stood on this unit. Absolutely NO PROBLEMS. Never felt unstable or as if it would buckle at any moment.
459105
Yes..it can take the weight of a heavy mattress...I am not sure though how heavy...but it can hold the weight of two normal twin size mattresses.
1619495
As per description: "Can withstand weights up to 110lbs." I would say a petite adult can safely stand on them, but not use them on a regular basis. They are made for children.
1745383
I am a bigger person, and I love my mattress. I don't know about the weight, but, I do love mine. Hope this helps.
2052025
I don't know the weight capacity of a full size. We actually bought twin size beds. The twin beds we bought are very solid and strong, so I would assume that the full size would be designed and built strong enough to be capable of holding two adults without any problem.
111982
It does not state (nor does the manufacture website; you might be able to call them), however, it is very sturdy and should hold the same weight as a regular foundation from a store. From my use (king) it can hold two adults (combine about 500 lbs) with no problems. If you are using this like a normal bed foundation it should be fine; however, I am sure the manufacture could give you more info; but it is the same as a foundation from a furniture store once you put it together.
1566601
I don't know what weight they can bear but, based on the design and quality of the manufacture it should be capable of handling the weight of the mattress/box spring and two people. Since the bed frame and slats carry most of the weight of the bed and occupants I suspect the support is not carrying much weight. My wife and I have a combined weight of 280 pounds; if we weighed 400 pounds (or more) using 2 supports might be advisable.
1732050
Yes it is strong enough to support adults. I have to test everything and immediately got on the top bunk after assembly. It does wiggle a little bit but that is expected with a metal bunk bed. I am 6foot1 and 225lbs.
1092741
While we have not performed a "stress test" or applied engineering concepts I am predicting the bed will support 300 lbs (and probably more) easily. My slim 16 year old son uses this bed (6'0" and about 150 lb) however he and his friends (2-3 teens, probably 300-450 lbs) sit on it like a bench while "computer gaming" and the bed is stable. We have cross supports and a layer of press board supporting the mattress.
687423
Well I can only tell you my experience. My wife, daughter and myself sleep on our queen frame. The aggregate weight of all three of us is 390 lbs. My feeling is that is could handle more weight. We use a Tempur-Pedic mattress which is not light. I hope this helps.
1055496
Don't know what the weight limit is, but it is definitely sturdy enough to support a mattress and box spring.
1896830
No way mine can definitely hold 2 people. I have a huge mattress and it with 2 people it does perfectly fine
1175241
I'm not really sure. It seems quite sturdy and I suspect I could stand on it (I weigh 157 lbs.) but it really isn't intended for that kind of use. The connections are all turn-key pins; that may be its weak spot.