Lit mezzanine simple avec toit et échelle Loda

We love this bed! It is my toddlers first big bed (3.5 years old) and she is excited to sleep in it every night. It is sturdy and was pretty easy to put together, my father helped me and it took a couple hours. I can tell this bed will last us a while

Great quality and sturdy bed perfect for my 6 year old son. It was very easy installation and lots of room underneath for a nook for him

Missing parts

One of the rungs for the ladder wasn’t threaded and was unusable. Also was shorted two E screws, but had several of other lengths so it worked out. Pretty wobbly when fully constructed, not entirely confident it can hold the purported 300 lbs and won’t be testing it. Someone with a little experience and fairly basic woodworking tools could remake this out of wood, but it would cost a lot more. It’s okay, my kid seems to like it. Even if I do have to lift him to the bed.

For those asking, yes it is possible to flip the bed the other way. It takes a bit of repositioning and trial and error but don’t screw the bolts too tightly to begin with and you’re golden. Also, if you do, the ladder cannot screw into the frame, but it still hooks on. The QA says to use a 4” mattress…something that will not last the years I plan to keep a mattress. I ended up buying a 12” hybrid but I do wish I got a standard 10” instead. That’s my only regret. And only four stars because a couple of the screw holes don’t line up with the wood pieces (which has nothing to do with flipping the perspective). If you reverse the view, my tips are these 1) the mattress platform has to be flipped so top becomes bottom. The 9 bars on the foot wall should rotate 180 degrees. The back side rail should also be turned so the middle hole on top is closest to the head board. And finally, switch the placement of 18 and 19, otherwise it won’t be level. Good luck!