Baysitone Bunk Bed, Bunk Beds Twin Over Full Size, Bunk Bed with Trundle and Stairs, Solid Wood Bunk Bed Frame with 4 Storage for Kids, Girls, Boys, Toddler, No Box Spring Needed (Gray)

I got a grey bed bunk for my kids and it is absolutely perfect, it was easy to assemble by 2 grown men with the right tools and looks good in the room. The materials are sturdy and there were no missing parts. On the delivery one wooden piece got cracked so the seller offered the option to send a new part or make a refund and I chose the latter and was made quickly. The service provided by WeYoung was exceptional, I never had such good service by an external seller before. Just one thing, the Trundle bed is not very clearly shown in the pictures but it is clearly expressed in the description that it is a twin size not full so just always read the descriptions.

My family loves this bed for our two little ones. It can be put together by one person, but it is much faster with two. I recommend really following the instructions as some areas can be complicated. Just go slow.For what it is, it is pretty sturdy. The slats are a little weak, but if your kids don't jump on them, then it's fine. It's also easy enough to reinforce if need be.I don't recommend putting really heavy items on the shelving. But it's nice for lighter weight toys or cloths for storage.Customer service was great. We waited the few weeks for delivery but only received two boxes. We were unaware we had to have three boxes. Over a month later was when we became aware of the missing box. I contacted the seller and they took care of it pretty quickly. It did take another week to arrive, but the matter was resolved with little more headache than what we started withOverall, I'm pretty happy with the experience and the item.

Great bunk bed!!So glad I opted for this design with a full size in the middle. My son is getting used to sleeping by himself, so the middle bunk allows for room for my husband and I to sleep with him if needed.It definitely takes a hot minute to assemble. Took 2 people about 1 hour to assemble.The footprint is huge. So make sure you measure.

2022-09-19 UPDATE: never received compensation for all of the damaged pieces which were both broken and scratched (paint) upon delivery. Two boxes were damaged, some pieces were broken, several pieces required me to buy paint to fix though several we deeply gouged and I did want to go through the extra work of repair since I already paid over $600 for this thing. Building was a huge pain, and instructions were terrible with regard to the stairs. The rollaway bed is flimsy: the wood slats are extremely cheap and the require being screwed into the wooden frame, making a future move unlikely (because it will very likely break.) Definitely no heavy people and no jumping as the wood slats that support the mattresses are of low quality. I had written the seller and provided many pictures. They just stopped responding and never provided any compensation for the damages.I would not buy this again. Much cheaper to buy better quality locally.I found a place near me with a bunk bed like this, but it was priced at around $1200 for everything.So, while I did save money with this purchase, here's some of the issues I've had:* Three boxes were delivered (very quickly) but one box was open and several parts were damaged, including some of the parts that would be clearly visible.* Near the end of building, found one of the support legs was missing for the bottom (full size) bed.* The planks that support the mattresses are really cheap and pretty flimsy, and prone to leaving splinters, which is not great for kids. Other beds I've looked at used better wood and wider cuts so that the planks supported better.* For the full bed, the support planks are actually used as part of the support for the rather flimsy full-size bed frame. The bed frame rail connections really need metal supports, like either angle brackets or what some other makers do is have full metal connections for the wood parts to better strengthen the lateral movements. As it is, one of the wood pieces on the full size bed actually broke before I was done and I have glue it and screw in reinforcement.* Because the support planks for the mattress are used as part of the support for the whole thing, it makes it very, very tedious and difficult for the day you need to move the bed to another house. You have to remove many, many screws. This could have been alleviated by adding wood supports to the wood frame, making the platform for the support planks better.* There are a couple of place, like on the stairs, where the method of connection seems weird and less supportive.* The instructions were initially OK, but upon getting to the page with the stair build, it was so horrible that the stairs took as long to figure out and put together as all the other stuff!! Also, there was no indications of some cutouts that were supposed to align, but you would not see that until all done. I was all done and found one panel on the stairs was in the wrong place so I was forced to cut out a piece and re-paint.* The bottom slide out "bed" is a joke: it's just two pieces of wood that again uses the mattress support planks but there's no support at the head or the feet!!!! Hard to write so it makes sense, but just imagine some flimsy wood planks that a weaker type of wood as all that holds the front-facing wood and the smaller wood piece on the rear side together. So weak! I am likely not going to use it. The pic looks great, but try to find a pic that shows the bottom bed all the way out and notice there is NO support to hold the two sides together adequately.* I had to spend too much time trying to repair the shipping damage.* I don't think this unit could handle someone jumping on the bed. I think the planks will break. They are weak.* I don't if I will be able to move the full size bed in the future due to having to glue and brace the end that broke.Given the damage, the missing part, and the fact that I'll likely never be able to use that bottom part, in addition to the many, many hours it took to complete (with trying to fix parts and paint as well as figuring out the directions), I feel like I overpaid. If my time is worth money, and considering the repairs stuff I paid for, I would have been better off spending that $1200 to get something of better quality that would be built for me.The twin bed on the top is more sturdy as it has additional rails and the cheap wood planks are shorter.It's a nice-looking bed, but I'd pass in the future.

This was really good for my girls there is lots of places they can put there things it is not the sturdiest but still dose the job the set up was fairly easy... The stares are kinda skinny for a whole food to go on but it really nice.

I really love this bunk bed, i put it together all by myself. super easy and simple. really cute. i wish the wood was a little thicker, but it's still sturdy. The shipment comes in 3 boxes. mines came all at once and early so that was kool. I think its worth it.

This bed has been one of my best purchases. I bought it for my 3 and 6 year old. It’s sturdy and so cute. I sleep in it some nights as well with my daughter. They have all their toys and books stored in the staircase bookshelf. Love, love, love!

The directions don’t always say how things go so I had a little issue but it could have just been me doing it alone. Do not do this alone!! Had to undo and redo a few things. There are extra marks in the wood so it is made for other bed setups which also make it confusing. Good materials though!!!The bed is great for my small 5 year old but my big 10 year old says the stairs are a bit narrow which make it hard for her to get up there. All of it is good now! Solid good materials and it isn’t going anywhere! Version in that it can easily separate into a full and twin!