Bunk Bed Twin Over Full Sturdy Steel Metal Bed Frame with Flat Ladder and Guardrail for Children/Teens/Adults (Black)

It uses machine bolts for assembly and they all take the same size wrench which is nice. The directions are only pictures so you have to pay close attention. I assembled the ends on the wrong sides as I couldn't tell from the pictures which was which and it wasn't apparent until the 2nd to last assembly piece. It takes 2 people to get the top piece installed on the frame unless you have a way of suspending it while you line up the bolts and get them started. Other than that it was pretty easy to assemble by myself. It is very sturdy.

It is sturdy yet durable! Comes with covers so the bed can be easily moved and not scratch the floors. Took a couple of hours to put together but it looks great! It's also not super high which is perfect for younger kids.

I’m going to include some assembly tips below because there were a couple of steps that were very tricky. Definitely a brain teaser puzzle! Other reviewers were a helpful heads up. Overall a solid, modern bunk bed with good weight limits. It’s hard to find low profile bunks that aren’t for little kids. This totally fits the bill. We needed it for a cabin bunk room with lower ceilings. The ladder placement is very solid. The mattress slats/bars make a lot of noise during assembly but once mattresses were in place it was fine.This took two capable adults 2.5 hours to assemble. Now that I understand a couple of things it would probably shave off 45 min! You cannot do this alone. It’s not humanly possible. Tips for two tricky steps:1. Assembly for the mattress slats is poorly planned. Only two bars per mattress frame screw into place. The rest are a game of pick up sticks. The twin (top) is harder than the bottom (full). We ended up placing a board underneath so the cross bars could be elevated and we could put the sides into position. Screw in both stationary cross bars first on one side only. Place that side against a wall. Put the board down and then place your cross bars. You have to very carefully align the other railing or everything will fall out. For the bottom, you don’t need a board underneath. Same start but for the other railing lay it on its side and set the bars on top of the holes. Slowly in tandem rotate the rail into position. This step takes a lot of patience.2. For the big assembly step, which has one illustration, assemble on its back side. Place the side rails on the back (long flat edge on the floor, curved edge facing the ceiling). When putting the bottom mattress frame into place, be sure that the screw holes for the ladder are lined up in the right place. Screw parts into place but don’t over tighten them. Once assembled, carefully flip upright. Since it’s a low bunk bed you’ll have ceiling clearance. Once upright, realign and tighten screws.Also the plastic caps for the tube ends are loose and don’t stay in place so will be glueing them.

Great love it.

All for all I great product not bad for what I paid at all. Just a little complex to put together when it comes to the slats for the mattress to lay on. I have to have my son's help me keep them in place. Instead of having two screws on each side every slat should have its own screw it wouldn't be as hard and take as long as it did for us other then that the rest was very easy. Great find and price and quality 👌