A good choice for a little kids bed lots of storage and fun for kids to have sleepovers on the extra bottom bunk OR keep it as a couch! I’ll take a star it a smidge wobbly and the mattress slides off on the bottom when it’s in couch position. I used two foam mattresses a 10” on top and 8” on the bottom works great my girl loves it! Overall I’d purchase again! )

It’s beautiful, but a little cheaply made. Desk is very wobbly and looks like it breaks easily. The entire thing literally sways, which I know I know, the balance thing, but we will have to add some boards for support bc momma doesn’t roll like that lol!!!

My son absolutely loves his new bunkbed. It has drawers and nice steps. A little hard to assemble.

Tricky to put together but our daughter loves her new bed! The quality is good and solid and the structure is sturdy but we added a few braces to attach it to the wall to ensure it didn’t move at all.

It’s a neat design, a nice balance for that in between age that still likes the fun of a bunk bed plus the cool hang-out space with a convenient sleep-over option. The fold-down desk is convenient for working on a laptop or reading with a cup of tea. *Assembly is not for the faint of heart.* It’s a LOT of pieces and directions are not always obvious. There are a lot of asymmetric pieces that require paying close attention. For example the orientation of the two low inside boards that hold the futon - the oblong cutouts go toward the back. Also there are extra holes that could have bolts holding up the top bunk. It would technically be redundant and instructions do say to only use one set, but it seems like for the cost of a few bolts, the extra would be worth it. The boards the mattresses sit on are very rough - could damage the mattresses if you slide them. One piece came damaged, but some wood glue and clamps solved the issue. It’s a bit more wobbly than I’d like. Maybe if we buy extra bolts for the holes that had none…