| Size | Full |
| Product Dimensions | 97″L x 57.5″W x 67″H |
| Special Feature | Storage Drawer, Adjustable Staircase |
| Color | White |
| Finish Type | Lacquered |
Stairway Full Loft Bed with Storage White Solid Wood Natural Wood Durable Sturdy Long-Lasting
£526.85
About this item
- A unique stair system with 4 built-in drawers for easy access to the top bed and additional storage space.
- The staircase can be set up on the left or right side of the Loft.
- Weight capacity of each bed: up to 350 lbs.
- Made of Pine Wood – no particle board, veneer or MDF.
- Clearance from the floor to the bottom of the bunk – 52″
1 review for Stairway Full Loft Bed with Storage White Solid Wood Natural Wood Durable Sturdy Long-Lasting
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– Bartholome Swaniawski
My 10yr old is so thrilled about this bed! We got it for her upcoming 10th birthday, and also hoping to finally move her into her own room, instead of her sharing her brother’s or our bedroom. Was very easy to follow directions and put together. I will say if you have a socket wrench with an allen wrench head, you will probably save yourself a couple hours. All together my husband and I put this up over two evenings after work, so maybe 5hrs with two adults working on it, plus a few hours to deck it out for her with lights and curtains. The only thing I would change is that I got an 8″ mattress to go with this, because we want this to last well into her teens and so I wanted thicker to last longer, but the 8″ does leave not very much railing space as you can see in the last picture. Would probably have gone down to a 6″ if I thought more on that. The bed does stretch a little farther into the room than we anticipated so we will probably try to make a switch to an enclosed/blade-less fan for her safety as soon as we can get around to that, but over all we’re very happy with the purchase. The bed seems really sturdy the pieces are very nice, one piece did have a slight superficial split but we put it on the back side. The only issues we had were a few pieces of the railing numbers were mislabeled in the instructions, but by that late in the process one could use deduction to figure out which they meant. My husband also misunderstood when we drilled the shelves into each other and bolted down every piece, vs every other which caused us to be short about 12 screws. We were able to find replacements for them in our box of screws, rather than undo the extras he put in.