Orion Urban Industrial Metal Double Over Loft Bunk Bed, Full Double, Black

This is perfect for my living situation because I have so much stuff and am in a studio apartment. Putting it together was a bit challenging because I just sort of glanced through the instructions and went for it. It seems like my first attempt, I put everything together backwards, so I had to take it all apart and put it back together the right way. But the hardest part was standing up the two final halves of the frame and connecting it all together. The total package really long and heavy so if you are ordering this before you move to a new place like I did, I would recommend opening the box and moving everything separately. Most of the pieces are grouped together in plastic. The pieces are really loud if you drop them so be mindful if you got downstairs neighbors, and if you can find someone to help you, that's even better. I heard some people say that this is really noisy frame, so I made sure to screw everything together slowly and carefully. For me this is no louder than any normal bed frame I've previously owned. It's actually quieter than the bed frame that I just got rid of. I tightened the screws as tight as I felt I needed to, but not too tight because I might want to take this back apart and bring it with me next time I move. It only wobbles when I'm climbing the ladder. I'm only 5ft-3 so I have a little more than half a foot head clearance when I'm sitting at my desk under this frame. Under the loft bed I have a computer set up with dual screens, and also a ton of DJ equipment. So far I haven't hit my head standing up. When I'm watching movies, I often find myself grabbing the support beams and stretching my arms and back. UPDATE: 9/28/2017 - It's been about 9 months and still A OK

I bought this two years ago and have only just replaced it. I'm average height; went from 150-190lbs while I had it; never slept with another person on it. I love that it enabled me to have twice the room in my tiny studio apartment last year - it was so, so worth the purchase. Not that difficult to put together, either (and I took it apart twice to move) - but you do need another person at least to assemble and get it up. However, now that I'm in a 2br apartment and have a little more space I decided to switch to something lower. The bed seems structurally still very sound, but over the last several months (or maybe it was slowly over the years) began squeaking a lot as i tossed and turned. Coupled with some lovely anxiety I have à la the Southside horror about things collapsing, it was keeping me awake at night and I couldn't put up with it anymore. (I would have felt comfortable giving it away to someone else - it was just irrational anxiety. But note, it WILL start squeaking after a while!) I'm not even sure *what* was doing the squeaking, since I examined it very carefully both times I took it apart and everything seemed well. As others have noted, the ladder rungs are thin and uncomfortable to step on; I initially used the pool noodle hack but they broke pretty quickly (like, a matter of days/weeks). It then became a situation of me wrapping scrap fabric around the noodles on the rungs, draping half-dirty clothing over them, etc. Total mess, in other words. That needs a solution! Overall, good purchase; it was what I needed at the time and it bore up admirably.

I’ve searched high and low for a loft bed that 1) was budget friendly 2) had the best reviews. This bed isn’t perfect, but I knew that going in and overall, I’m happy with it and would make the purchase again. It’s not hard to put together, but it is a lot of pieces and will take you a little while. It is what it is. You got a whole bed shipped to you, expect that it’s going to require effort. The pieces are clearly labeled and the instructions are very straightforward. I love the underneath storage, which is why I got it in the first place, because it saves so much floor space in our children’s bedroom and allowed us to set up their homeschool area in the same space. I’m able to fit their toy kitchen and their work table underneath, plus a few other items. I read the other reviews about the ladder rungs being hard on the feet and to add pipe foam installation. I had every intention of doing so, but haven’t gotten around to it. Honestly, yes, the rungs are hard, but my kids have had it for 3 or 4 months now and haven’t complained. I think they’ve just gotten used to it. So I’m not sure if I’ll go back and add the insulation. The bed does slight rock a little bit when getting in and out. However, one of the rails is off on mine as the bed is pushed up against the wall. I’m sure this takes away from the overall sturdiness, but it’s not a major concern for me. The bed also comes will wall anchors, so if you use them, you’ll be ok. It’s a pain in the butt making the bed, but I’ll sacrifice that for sake of having a loft bed and keeping my floor space. Overall, I’d say this bed is a solid 3.5/4 stars. I have a hard time purchasing anything that isn’t a 4.5 or higher, but compared to the other options I’ve seen on Amazon, I’m pleased with my purchase.

My daughters first apartment came with TINY bedrooms. A bed alone would have taken up *all* of the floor space. (Seriously how do they call that a bedroom, it doesn’t even have a window, but that’s another story). We didn’t realize it was so tight until she started moving in. So we got this kind of last minute to give her more space. She can fit her small desk, a chair, and dresser under it and now has private space to study. The Pros: extremely sturdy, ladders at each end, not bulky. Easy to assemble. Great price. The Cons: nothing! highly recommended!!

Gain d'espace IMPORTANT...!!! Très heureuse de mon achat! J'AI EU À LE CHANGER DE PLACE DEUX FOIS ET SEULE... Et il n'a JAMAIS eu le moindre signe d'instabilité...! Il a suivit d'un bloc... Comme si je déplaçais quelque chose de très léger alors que dans les faits, ce n'est pas le cas...! C'est SOLIDE!

I'm a grown woman living in a studio and having this bunk bed really opened up spaces for me. It does wobble when you get on it but this is to be expected, as far as I remember, any bunk I climbed on wobbled. It still feels really sturdy. The only bad points in my opinion is how thin the ladder bars are (I added pipe insulating tubes on them, as another review suggested) and how we have to climb over the railing on top. It's a bit odd at first but the more you go up there, the easier it gets. I'm really satisfied with my purchase. Update Sept 2022 Been using it for almost a year and I'm still happy with it. I'm over the weight limit if I include the weight of my mattress and I never felt like it would collapse on me. It does wobble a lot but as I mentioned before... any bunk/loft bed would wobble. My Biggest con is how hard it is to change the sheets. It's a workout everytime

bed was awesome , easy to build . Really opened up my room . The ladder was a little rough on feet but not unbearable . Also easy to disassemble. I was 180lbs using it and held up perfectly little wobbly but once you lay down its fine

I'm an adult man 5"11, 180 lbs. A little wobbly getting up, but feels safe once I'm up there. Great for saving space. I stuck a couch underneath and space wise this was a great decision. Only complaint is the ladder is a little rough on the feet.

At first, there was a flaw in the alignment of one hole of the ladder but I was able to correct it with a little bit of strength. Like other said, the bed wooble and it's hard to step on because of the fine ladder and the fact that the end of the ladder have a guardrails which we have to pass over. At this point of the bed, I would not put guardrails ; it's on the sides that is important. I would surely have to buy a ladder to solve these design problems. That are the reasons why I remove 2 stars.