Roughly speaking how is the top bunk attached to the bottom one. I am worrying about safety.
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If your kids are not to busy with bouncing and such its not bad. Ive even layed on the top bunk and I am 135 lbs. The wood is not the best quality. My kids have had this bunkbeds for over a year and there are cracks. You do get what you pay for in this situation.
1433325
This bed was terrible the plans that hold the mattresses in place are too short and the mattresses fall in.
1433326
Each post has a doul and then the ladder is also attached.I have an active 11 year old that jobs to the top
1689157
Although I never slept on the top bunk, I did feel comfortable making the top, sitting on the top. I would say the top holds at least 150-160 pounds with no fear of compromising the bunk.
2068153
They stay together very well. You can lift the top on off to have 2 twin beds. (There are pegs that fit into the legs of the top bunk)
486252
Not very likely. The bottom bunk has a mid-beam vertical support extending to the ground - you can see it in the picture.
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.
1228035
The bottom is made of a very thin material and you will needs duct tape on hand to repair. The rest of the bed is made with higher quality materials.
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I don't see a problem. I would probably lie a couple pieces of plywood on top just to be safe.
1902112
There are safety rails on all sides. You won't be disappointed with this bed for the price.
1683169
Not bc of the ladder, more so to reach the other side of the mattress! Which is a problem you have with any bunkbed, especially the full bottom. We have 2 of these for my daughters and we love them!
511691
No, that trundle isn't really connected to the frame. It is basically a bed on wheels that you can roll under the bottom bunk. I have carpet, although it's not that thick and it works fine. I think that there should be plenty of room if the carpet was thicker.
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It would depend on the weght of the kids. The adults on the bottom bunk should be ok if not overweight. The bed is pretty sturdy but too much weight on top creates a serious hazard
390589
Your answer depends on the children, when the bed is down it is as secure as any bed and the hardware is stable and secure. I would not suggest jumping up and down on as children have a tendency to do. I slept in a bunk bed as a child and my parents had strict rules. I'm very happy with the one I built, follow the instructions and you should have no problems.
413180
If you read my review, I address this. It's not easy to describe, but to answer your question.... No, it is not secured tightly on the bottom. Only on the top.
1388167
Yes, it's fixed. My son has no issue climbing in & out. It's the perfect height. I was worried about him being able to roll out until we put it together & I saw that he'd be safe & sound. It's a great bunk.
1661080
For full safety, you have to attach it to your bed - it's easy to do. Otherwise, it's not stable. Please attach to your bed! :)
2041584
I did not secure it to the cot. I don't believe there was a way. I just put in on top of the cot.
673325
All four posts on bottom bed have little wooden dowels that the top bunk fits on. My daughter was careful but my son didn't align it correctly and one broke pretty easy. Still nice to have the option of two beds.