Max & Lily Bunk Bed, Mid-Century Modern Twin Bunk Bed, Solid Wood Twin-Over-Twin Bed Frame for Kids, No Box Spring Needed, Walnut/White

We’re happy with our purchase! It’s pretty sturdy and the construction is decent. I was a little weary of the aluminum cross member support underneath only being supported one each side by 4 small screws but it looks like it’s merely supplemental to the wooden cross slats which are doing most of the work. Everything has held up fine after a few months of abuse from our 3 and 4 year olds. The top sections are made from particle board and arrived damaged on an interior corner which Amazon helped us out with but other than that this bunk is perfect size and we like that it’s not too high off the ground. We flipped it around so the long end opening is up against the wall (this helped us parents sleep at night…pun intended). For the ladder, we mounted it with screws on the inside because our boys kept dismounting it…fun times. Be sure to pay close attention to the instructions.

I love these beds for my 3 kids. It’s heavy so it’s super sturdy as well as visually appealing. I was initially afraid that one of the 3 I purchased will come in damage but the packaging prevented that from happening. The only downside is the instructions for installation. It appears they use the same pamphlet for the regular bunk bed with the loft bunk so it took longer than normal on the first loft bunk we assembled as we thought we had missing pieces. Overall, I would recommend this bed.

This is a great bed for the price. It’s a bit wobbly when heavier people get on it, but looks great and is solid for kids. My kiddos room is so spacious with this set up!

This is my FIRST EVER review, so take that into consideration as you read.We purchased 2 bunk beds and were excited to receive them. We loved the design and the price point seemed good for us. As we unboxed the first bed, the more we unboxed the more damaged pieces we found. We made the decision to keep going and out the most damaged pieces against a wall while some of the scratched and dented pieces would be visible. Ok, on to the next one. We were hopeful but found more of the same but even worse. And to top it off one side rail was not drilled properly and was misaligned by about 1/2in. At this point again, we were too far into the setup to take it down and box it up. All in all we made due and the bed looks fine. Would I buy this again? No. I don’t love paying for damaged products. Look into better packaging, this is a very common occurrence with these bunk beds. Maybe I should’ve known better and just trusted the other reviews saying basically the same thing? But I figured I was maybe just the person putting it together or a fluke. Nope!

Got these bunks for my boys who are 2 and 3. They are sturdy enough to withstand nonstop abuse by our mini WWE wrestlers, are low enough that the boys don't get hurt when they take flying leaps off the top bunks, and still look great. It took my husband about 4 hours to put these together with the help of a 6 year old, two 3 year olds, and a 2 year old. It probably would have taken half as long if he had done it by himself. Only thing to be aware of is that this sucker is HEAVY (see the comment re sturdiness). The box absolutely should not be moved by one person.

Quality bunkbed for the price point. Previous bunkbed set was also M&L as a toddler bunk. However multiple pieces came in damaged and I will now need them replaced. Not really thrilled with this experience. Easy to assemble and modern design.

This bunk bed is perfect for my needs. The bottom bed is basically floor level, keeping my wiggling toddler safe from high falls. It is lower clearance, so as an adult sitting upright on the bottom bunk is impossible without being scrunched over or hitting your head.Assembly wasn't terrible, I was able to put it together by myself in 3ish hours. The instructions aren't great as they have little to no words, only pictures. The bag of hardware is only separated into 3 bags and the screws are not easily distinguished. One of my boards did not have a pilot hole completely cut through and I had to chip it away. That was probably the most difficult part of assembly.Overall, I would buy this bunk again.

I had to BEND the wood for the corners to fit.You gave me screws that weren't labeled properly…I got 90% complete and frustrated when I noticed that it was defective. What am I supposed to do? Break it all down and send it back only for the new one to be the exact same way? Amazon needs to help me out on this one because it’s messed up.