Harper & Bright Designs Wood Bunk Bed with Stairs and Storage, Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed Frame with Full-Length Guardrail, Convertible to 2 Beds, Space Saving for Kids, Teens, Adults, Gray

Love the sturdiness and size of this bunk bed. Was able to fit in the same space my son had his loft bed. Baby girl needed her own big girl bed and was able to fit it perfectly with out it affecting the space in our room. Assembly and instructions could use some work. The baggies with all the screws could use a better numbering technique rather then throwing in little number papers that get lost within all the screws. Some even had the wrong numbering but we figured it out because we matched the image with the screw. The outcome is beautiful and worth it but might suggest a better and clearer instruction manual. Other than that my kids and I are loving this bunk bed.

Great bunkbed set for my grand kids. It is durable and sturdy enough to hold all 4 young ones. Although I did not assemble it, my son-in-law had no problems putting it together.

Great bed, very sturdy. I can climb up the stairs and not worry about them collapsing. The pieces were almost all labeled and numbered so I knew how to build it. It took a while to build, but I used power tools rather than the included Allen wrench and that helped it move along faster.

I haven’t used the product just yet. I just finished putting it together last night. Here are my good/bad takes. 1. On the “O” frame for the top bunk. The number “4” screw isn’t long enough for the hole. Therefore you can’t tighten one end of it. I will post the video to show. 2. The slats are too short so you have to be careful where you place the screws. The frames bow at the center. I screwed one side down then on the other side I pressed my chest against the frame, grabbed the center slat and pulled it to me the screwed that one down. I don't know if that’s how it supposed to be so when pull it in and screw the screws in it will stabilize the bed and make it stronger to support the weight. If it is they should notify people about that. 3. They should identify the correct way to place the parts. Some of the parts are almost identical with one or two things different and when you get to moving you can over look the small differences and install them incorrectly. I had to undo two parts because of this. 4. Part “W” has holes on the flat bottom horizontal beam. It will be on the back or the front side of the horizontal beam depending on how you flip it. It’s supposed to be on the Back. In the instructions they don’t clarify this and when you look at the pics of the from and the back of the bed in the instructions manual they don’t demonstrate it in the picture. 5. The length of the lip that the slats will be drilled to is about 70-71 inches long (177.8 cm-180.3cm). I marked every 5 inches and put a dot half way between the five inches. This way I can have an equal distribution of the weight on the slats. It would’ve been great if they would’ve marked this off to make less time consuming. 6. The instructions could’ve been clear about screwing the “Js” into “I” and the “K”. I didn’t mess up on this but I can see how someone would. This will determine on how you place the top bunk and where you will be able to place the steps. This can really mess up someone depending on how they want the access and egress to the top bunk depending on how their room is configured. 7. Two of my pieces were messing the labels. Maybe they came off. It was only two pieces and they were unique so I assume they didn’t put them up there because of that. 8. The storage capacity is good. 9. The build quality looks and seems sturdy. I don’t know how the bowing of the frames will work out being that I haven’t had my children on them yet. I would like to have them using the bed for a year to really get a good test on the longevity of the bunk bed. 10. It’s easy to move around even after completely being built. I have vinyl flooring though so this wouldn’t apply if you have carpet. Finally it took me a 7 hours to put together my son was in the way and I had to stop and start like three times because I had a busy day of running errands around town. If I could’ve focused on it non stop I would say 3hrs, with my power tools 2hrs. For non builders and no power tools (which they recommended) I would say 4-5 hrs. Screwing in the slate without power tools will take awhile. Of course this is doing it by yourself. The instructions were great could’ve been better but anyone with a high school education would be able to navigate just fine. Sorry for any grammar mistakes I’m typing this on my phone and I didn’t go back to check for errors.

Love it

I have had this for a year and the screws have already stripped out of the steps

Very functional and not hard to assemble

The beds are wobbly but fine for the intended purpose however, the stairs were a headache. A lot of holes were drilled wrong and will require some extra effort. Also the hardware was horribly labeled . Three different screw sizes in one bad with a small piece of paper with a number. Would return if I didn’t already put in all the time I have