Does anyone know the weight capacity of these bunks?
1067054
I do not know the actual weight capacity but the lower bunk will easily hold and adult if 200+ lbs. the upper is a little less sturdy. I myself have been on the top bunk and would not recommend anyone over 120 lbs to be up there permanently.
1067055
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.
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.
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.
1732049
I never got into the top bunk (my 8year old sleeps there) but I've used the bottom bunk since I bought it. That's all 218lbs and 5 feet 9" of me :) Hope this helps.
2082326
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.
735412
I've never measured how much weight they will hold but they are pretty sturdy.
1243836
We have never used as a bunk, but twin beds. Front prior experience tho, this set compares to other bunk beds in design.. Just ckeck local dealer displays for height comparisions. Isn't the unit total height listed in the specs?
1506734
That would depend on the size boards under the pads; i.e. 2x4's vs 4x4's or 4x6" bunk boards.The pads themselves can support just about any weight you can put on them if supported properly.
836430
They are very sturdy. Someone who was 240lbs sat on them and they held up fine.
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.
1149724
Same w bottom bunk my husband has been on it w our son total weight for them is 270
1598866
Im 190 lbs and when my son is sick I sleep with him (45 lbs) on the top bunk and it seem really sturdy.. Just as long as the child(ren) arnt jumping on it or horsing around, it should hold a pretty good amount! Hope I helped :)
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
1998459
I'm not sure on a number but they seem pretty sturdy. My only suggestion is if you have a king size bed is to buy 2 sets, that's what I bought..1 set wouldn't have given the full support needed.
60261
Honestly, I do not know the exact weight capacity. However, my best friend and her two children sleep on the beds when they visit. Combined they weigh approximately 320 pounds.I hope this helps.
2220536
According to the manual that came in the box, the weight limit on each of the beds is 200 pounds. However, I think the bottom bunk can handle quite a bit more. My 13yo daughter & I lie in the bottom bed together and we are collectively 250 pounds, and I don't feel at all like we are pushing the limits of the bed. If you construct it exactly according to the manual, which takes a couple of hours, the result will be a sturdy, safe bunk bed. We are very happy with this bed. Good luck!
228918
Yes, I would think under 200 lbs. would be good. I've laid on the top bunk (160lbs.) and felt secure.