IMUsee Loft Bed Frame for Juniors&Adults, Metal Twin Size with Safety Guardrail&Removable Ladder, Space-Saving, Noise Free, Matte Black

It came quickly, no missing parts, extremely easy to put together, looks just like the photo, and give's my son extra room in his bedroom. My only complaint is with the delivery. The driver left the package in front of my garage instead of the front door, making it extremely easy for anyone to steal it. They also placed it in a way that I could have hit it with my car. Luckily we noticed it right away.It moves quite a bit when moving around on the bed. So, it's wobbly, but it's even and doesn't teeter back and forth. We may just have to keep an eye on the screws and tighten up from time to time. It's worth the purchase, and glad we got it. BTW my son is 160 and 6.2" tall. We left the end piece off so his feet can hang off the end. Hoping it lasts him at least through his college years.

The media could not be loaded.  PACKAGING: This bed is well packaged, and came in a relatively small box considering how large the final piece is.ASSEMBLY: Against my better judgment, but in the interest of time, I put this together by myself. It took about 3.5 hours total. The instructions were decent, but there were a couple pieces I had to redo because the diagram wasn't very clear on which way to turn the piece and I was in a hurry so I missed it until I tried to attach the next piece. Placing the slats underneath was a bear. The plastic squares that close up the openings to keep the slats in place were brutal on the fingers. I was afraid to use a hammer because I didn't want to break them, but they were so hard to lock into place I was nearly in tears. I tried starting from different angles and it didn't seem to make much of a difference. Maybe wear gloves for that step?STURDINESS: This generally feels pretty sturdy. I love how many slats there are to support the mattress, so sagging should not be an issue. It does creak a bit and I'm slightly bummed by that.SIZE: I'm not sure if the mattress space is tighter than it should be or if the mattress I bought is slightly larger than it should be, but there is ZERO space to comfortably make the bed. The sheets are just kind of crammed into place. That is the most aggravating part of this bed, but again I'm not sure if it's the bed's fault or the mattress.COMFORT: As others have stated, the ladder rungs are very painful on a bare foot. After a couple weeks I decided to hack around that. (See video in this review) For $2 at Lowe's you can buy a foam pipe cover and cut it to size for each rung, and the bottom frame. I slid those over the rungs and they made a significant improvement in comfort, but felt dangerous because they spun around. So I grabbed double-sided grip tape used to keep area rugs in place, and cut into the appropriate size strips and placed them under the foam on each rung. Problem solved! Now more comfortable and safer.

It was easy enough to assemble. Looks nice. I put a computer table underneath. Need some light there, I am going to rig up a two bulb shop light hanging off the bars. Why a shop light? because I over bought a couple for my work shop and they are still brand new, lol...It should provide cool nice bright lighting. Seems a little shaky but I haven't mounted to the wall yet, that should take care of it. However as other have pointed out the ladder is funky, I am going to weld up a nice slanted ladder that will hang off the top railing, it will be moveable so it can be place out of the way when not it use. Overall, happy with it...will work for me.

It took me about 30 mins to build by myself so imagine it’s quicker with more people. It comes with wall mounts but I didn’t put them on. I used some furniture and pressed it against the wall with the legs of the bed and it hasn’t fallen over so far. I weigh about 220 pounds and the bed does creak a lot with almost every little movement and it does shake every time I turn around.

The bed itself is great. The ladder to get up is great, those steps though are the worse, they hurt my feet to climb. The are like climbing tiny rods up , I am thinking of how to fix this.

Pardon my mess. The bed will most likely have some wobbling when climbing or moving on it, but there is an easy fix. First, check that all the screws are tightened very well. Then push the bottom of the posts(legs)as close to the wall as possible &, of course, molding/trim prevents it from being flat against the wall. So I used a pool noodle, cut & folded it & stuffed about a 12" piece in snuggly between the posts & the wall. This bed does not budge & feels very secure. I even removed the guardrail at the foot to make it easier to get in from my stairs & still sturdy. When you're putting the bed together, pay close attention to the pictures in the instructions. The posts may look alike, but if you don't put the exact lettered post exactly like the pic, the holes will not match up. We learned the hard way. By the way, absolutely no squeaking. Love it.

Easy and good frame for my 9 year old. Very high which I had to cut off 5 inches other than that my son and I love it. Such a great space saver and office space for him. Just slightly to high

Dragged it up to my second story apartment by myself. Easy assembly. Put it together in 2 hours. Now I have a cozy nest to sleep in and an office to put together below. Supports my adult weight and my fat cat. I would have liked stairs more than a wee ladder. So keep your ascent in mind. There are no gaps in the top safety rails. You must climb over. Paddling recommended.