DICTACTwin Size Loft Bed with Desk and Led Lights Metal Loft Bed with Charging Station & Storage Shelves and Drawers Twin Junior Bed with Clothes Rail,Safety Guard &Ladder,No Box Spring Needed,Black

We decided to redo my 11 year olds room for christmas, he is a big gamer and to say he was obsessed with this bed is an understatement. It did not take long for my husband and I to put together. It looks really cool with the LED lights and we added his sports memorabilia to the little shelves and he loves it. Helps cut out the clutter and saved so much space in his crowded pre teen room :) it does squeek a little but probably because we did not secure it to the wall. Overall very happy with this purchase.

I'm 5 feet tall (154cm) and 140lbs, and was able to put this together on my own. I just set up the sides first before attaching the side rails, that way they would stand on their own. An extra hand would be helpful, but isn't actually required if you know what you're doing.It's pretty sturdy, though it does wobble a bit at the top if you don't bolt it to the wall. That's relatively standard for most loft beds of similar construction, though. It won't tip over, but it does feel anxiety inducing. Be sure to do a check over to tighten any screws before climbing onto it for the first time!The ladder rungs are really uncomfortable on the feet, honestly. They're my least favorite part of the whole build, hence 4 stars and not 5. The lights were a fantastic addition.Notes:-If I tightened some screws too early, then other screws weren't able to settle into the right spot, so keep that in mind-Make sure it's in the final location before putting any beds on it, as the weight will cause some screws to loosen if you tried to move it after the bed is in place. Makes it difficult to move. I'm using a 5 inch foam mattress, so it's relatively light and still basically settles the loft frame into place-really quiet bed once assembled! Only noise that comes from it is if it hits the wall while wiggling-The wall mount is meant for specific types of walls, like others have said. Be sure to get one that fits what you have. If it wasn't for crown molding on the bottom of the wall, it would sit flush and not wiggle much, but alas-Underneath the bed in the desk area is a little under 5 feet, more like 4'11" or 4'10". If I stand straight up, my head presses against the mattress-It does wiggle a bit without bolting it to the wall but unless you're insane about it, it won't tip over, especially if you have some heavier stuff on the desk. I have a sewing machine on the back middle portion and it really reduced the wobbleAll in all, worth the price for what you get!!

My daughter loved her loft bed . All the parts were included had some difficulties with fitting in one of the wooden desks but it all worked out . My advice is to do it with another person - can’t do it alone it will give you a hard time plus take way to long and you might make mistakes — follow the instructions on the manual !Overall good and sturdy metal frame

We got 2 of these... one for each kid for Christmas... THEY FELL IN LOVE!! I think these are great and I'm low-key kinda jealous that they don't make them in king size beds... just a few things to warn of... 1) don't try to do this in any kind of small or confined space. 2) PLEASE for the love of everything good -- HAVE HELP!! this is quite large, not heavy, just bulky large when you are trying to put it together. 3) WATCH YOUR HEAD. When you are putting the finishing touches on it remember you are under a bed so you need to duck... trust me the concussion reminded me. 3) let them... let the kids decorate it... let them put the LED lights on... let them build a for under it- let them make it home it will make your heart so much happier 4) When it is delivered make sure to have a snack, a gift, an apology letter, and a bottle of water waiting for your UPS or FEDEX person... a dose of ibuprofen probably wouldn't hurt either... this in a *slick sided* box weighs a right at 100lbs... it is a hassle to move around. --last but not least... 5) do an inventory of all your parts before hand... WE WERE NOT MISSING ANYTHING - BUT that is not to say something may have gotten slipped by when putting it all up. When you get it open the box, lay it all out and go over each thing on the 2nd page of the instruction manual piece by piece that it is all there... we though our 2nd bed was missing a piece but turns out we never got it out of the box because we did inventory on the 1st assembly we didn't on the 2nd and just assumed that we had everything until we were almost done and started to realize we were missing a piece that should have been put on like 7 steps prior... needless to say we got both beds put together in less than 3 hours on Christmas night. We and the kids are very impressed with this and overall happy with the purchase!

I took a chance on this bed by its looks, when there were not yet any reviews. Assembling the bedI am less than impressed with the fastener system. Maybe this was designed by some product engineer somewhere that understanding the tactile strength of screw and nut threads, but I am not comfortable with only 4/5 threads being fastened. I have doubts of longevity endurance with wiggling kids climbing up and down. I will try to add a picture of the fasteners.Once this was assembled, it was, semi sturdy, but it is light enough that climbing up the ladder, I would be concerned with the bed tipping. Included are two anchors that require 10mm holes drilled into the wall for drywall anchors. Nope. I am not drill holes into my wall to secure this bed. Stupid.Speaking of climbing up and down the ladder. The rungs are tiny, square rungs that were very uncomfortable to my child's feet.I will not be keeping this bed. Unfortunately, I will also not be returning this bed, as the return shipping cost is on me. I am not willing to pay to ship a 100lb parcel back to the manufacturer. Either way, I will chalk this purchase up to a "stupid tax."

Not very study when all put together. It rocks and creaks when getting in and out of bed. Assembly was easy.