Is this an actual Bunkbed?
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Jessica, This is a Jr. bunk-bed without the actual 2nd bed. The top rack is a regular single mattress and is shorter in height then a regular bunk bed set up. Here is where the name becomes deceiving. There is not bed under the top rack, they have made it a fort area or tent area that's the length and height of the bed. If you look at the picture, you can see they also put a tent covering towards the front, and its pretty good as far as adding additional size to the tent or "fort" area as my son and I call the area under the bed. So if that was a long winded answer to your question, I apologize. It is only one bed. To let you know how big it is underneath you could fit 2 sleeping bags under there if the child you are considering this for is to have friends over. I am 5'11 and 195lbs and we play in the fort all of the time. I hope this helps. Feel free to ask any other questions.
456442
More of a loft bed. The bottom is a play area. But you could put a mattress under it.
456443
This is not an actual bunk bed. You can put a twin mattress inside the tent, but it would be on the floor.
456444
Yes my son has two twin mattresses on this frame..One ontop & one below. They are not sold with this bed frame.
1954503
No, it is not pine. It is that hard wood from Indonesia similar to teak. The bed is excellent construction (from my father the engineer) and my 10 year old (and her friends) loves it. Not too tall like the Ikea loft beds, converts easily and looks stylish. Upper bunk slats could likely be reinforced to increase weight requirement on top bunk because frame is so well constructed.
2013585
I would not use it for a bunk bed. Even if you anchor the bottom so that it doesn't swing, the "steps" are pretty unstable. I don't think a kid would have a problem getting up but it would be difficult to get down. Now if this is just an extra set of steps for the bunk bed that the kids would just use recreationally I think it would be fun and cute but it defintely wouldn't be safe as the only way up and down the bed. Hope that helps.
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?
1248415
We have had this bunkbed for 2 mos. it is not great quality and my hubby has actually had to add things to it to make more stable . There were not enough slats for top bunk so if too much weight was on top mattress would've Fallen through .
1814984
Yes it is. I use a bunk mattress of about 12 inches. I have to remove the pillows and the heavy covers to slide under the bed easily
1335950
Hello... no it isn't. I used it for my son's bunk bed... he absolutely loves it. He was having lots of problems sleeping until I got this.
201435
You can put it on either side of the bunk. I have it on the opposite side of what the picture shows.
2027395
Officially? I've no idea. I can tell you that as a 165 lb grown man I lied (laid?) on the top bunk without an issue. The futon held both myself and my 40 lb son with no problems at all.
1954632
No it will not be assembled. But it is very easy to assemble, in fact I think it took us all of 20 minutes to put together. And, yes, it is sturdy enough to hold the weight you mentioned. Both my grandson (w-55#) and son-in-law(w-175#) sleep on the bunk.
171098
No, but fits a standard twin mattress. I bought a twin specifically for bunk beds with a firmer base, but this bed has a very sturdy base with only 1-2" gaps so a softer mattress would work fine.
1553545
Yes it does. We are very happy with this bunk bed! Was easy to assemble and very sturdy. ;)
979165
When you put this bed together you will find that the only thing that holds the top bunk to the botton bunk is 4 wooden pegs located in the bottom bunk. We have lifted the top bunk off and used it as a second bed with no trouble. One thing we found out is how close to the celing the top bunk is when the bed is together. Our house has celing fans in the bedroom so we had to be careful where we put the bed. You may want to choose a trundle bed instead. If we had to do it again we would have chosen the trundle bed. One other thing, this bunk bed set is of good quality, however they only have 3 cross bed slats for each bunk. I bought additional material from a local lumber company and doubled the slats. When you put this bed together you will find that the only thing that holds the top bunk to the botton bunk is 4 wooden pegs located in the bottom bunk. We have lifted the top bunk off and used it as a second bed with no trouble. One thing we found out is how close to the celing the top bunk is when the bed is together. Our house has celing fans in the bedroom so we had to be careful where we put the bed. You may want to choose a trundle bed instead. If we had to do it again we would have chosen the trundle bed. One other thing, this bunk bed set is of good quality, however they only have 3... » Read More When you put this bed together you will find that the only thing that holds the top bunk to the botton bunk is 4 wooden pegs located in the bottom bunk. We have lifted the top bunk off and used it as a second bed with no trouble. One thing we found out is how close to the celing the top bunk is when the bed is together. Our house has celing fans in the bedroom so we had to be careful where we put the bed. You may want to choose a trundle bed instead. If we had to do it again we would have chosen the trundle bed. One other thing, this bunk bed set is of good quality, however they only have 3 cross bed slats for each bunk. I bought additional material from a local lumber company and doubled the slats. « Show Less
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The bunk has bars that go vertical and support a matress. I have used a regular matress. The space between the top and bottom is kind of limited.
1064136
No, the staircase bunk beds are not designed to be used as 2 separate beds.Regards,Kristin BabekPresidentMomsBunkHouse
2006911
The edges all around are not as firm as they should be, there is a small visible incline. On the plus side, the mattress is pretty even and firm about an inch from the edge that it's not a big problem. It's more noticeable to the eye than when you're actually laying on it. I should say it's on a bunk bed so there's not much sitting on the edge of the bed or rolling over where it could be a bigger problem.
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This is the second one I've owned (first a single, now a queen size). This is real wood. The frame is stained, the bed slats are unfinished wood. I assembled it by myself, everything fit, I'm very happy with this bed. It sits low, less than a foot off the floor I think. I put a regular mattress over the bed slats & that works for me.