Tatub Twin Montessori Floor Bed with High Rails, Solid Wood Montessori Bed Frame for Kids, Door Can Install Left and Right, Twin-Grey

I was debating on if I should transfer my daughter or not as she was only 15 months oldShe was already starting to climb out of her crib, so opted to order this.The size is amazing and allows me to sit in bed with her if she is having a hard time sleepingThe value for the money is amazingThe structure is amazing, The functionality is awesome and super easy for children to understand how to open and close the door safelyComfort support and weight is perfectDoes not come with the mattress so I recommend ordering something at the same time!!

Absolutely LOVE. very esthetic!! My son fell asleep for the first time just switching to a floor bed. Highly recommend.Very easy to put together as well! Just need a drill handy.

Good quality, good looking and high fence. The only thing is that, as there's no bed frame, it can "open" a little. Bought or my son with especial needs and fits his room (and needs) very well.

Horrible you can't put it together on your own because the holes were not pre-drilled. You only saw a little indent in the wood where the screws should go and nothing is even or aligns properly. Some panels were taller or shorter than the others and the gate can't close at all because of the alignment being off.I spend more money having someone come put together than I did on the actual product. The wood itself is also very cheap and not sanded down properly. You can roll your hand over it and get a splinter.Overall just a cheap knockoff. Not worth the money.

Absolutely perfect. I was concerned that it wouldn't be tall enough. My daughter is 2 but has spinabifida so she can't climb or walk like most kids her age do. This bed frame allows us to make sure she still feels like a big girl without the fall risks. If assembled correctly, the frame is sturdy. It's like a playpen in bedframe style. There is no bottom bars, so it's an actual floor bed. I also love that I can now snuggle with my baby girl without worrying about her rolling off the bed.

I don’t normally write reviews but I was really happy to find a bed on a whim for my daughter who was outgrowing her crib. I wanted something that would be delivered pretty quickly with minimal set up.The instructions were pretty clear and it took about an hour to assemble. It is soft wood so it dents pretty easy and I’m not a fan of the metal latches that you can see.We did get a little metal skeleton slats to put the mattress on since the bed didn’t come with any slats and we didn’t want to put the mattress directly on the floor to avoid moisture and mold buildup.Overall, it’s a great transition bed and I’m really happy with the way it looks! My daughter loves it too!

I ordered this for my 13 month old. I love that it’s a floor bed and it is very nice. The frame is very flimsy though. If you have a rough toddler, the frame probably won’t last you very long. My 13 month old is still getting used to transitioning to it so I’m not sure how it will hold up with her just yet.

Anyone who has searched for floor beds knows that they have a tendency to be incredibly expensive, even for the simplest of frames. We decided to give this one a shot and after a few months we have no regrets. Everything came labeled, the instructions were as easy to follow as your basic ikea manual. It took a couple of hours to put together w/ a 6mo as an assistant. We first introduced our daughter to the bed for naps at 6mo after cosleeping from birth. I was nervous that she would somehow get a limb stuck between the railings so I wrapped them w/ a mesh crib liner, but even after removing the liner that hasn’t been an issue. She has been sleeping overnight alone in bed for a few months w/ no issues. The railings are the perfect height for a little one still practicing their standing and walking skills.The only things I would note about this bed frame:-There is a small gap between the frame and the mattress on the short end. This was not a large issue for us but every once in a while we would discover our daughter had gotten her bottom half stuck. We resolved this by wedging a pillow into that space until she was bigger.-The frame pieces occasionally loosen. Not any more so than a furniture piece from IKEA but it’s something to keep an eye on. Just keep the Allen wrench somewhere you’ll remember it when you inevitably need it.-There is a gap “door” opening in the frame. This is cute and functional for your child to get into the bed independently. However, that also means your child will be able to get out of bed independently even on accident. It is imperative that you child proof their room and keep it clean/danger free for their safety.Do I think this bed frame will last forever? No. That being said, for the price point it’s doing a phenomenal job and frankly most furniture nowadays will fall apart at some point anyway.