DHP Twin-Over-Futon Convertible Couch and Bed with Metal Frame, Ladder and Guardrails - Black
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Size: Twin/Futon
Color: Black
Features
- Metal
- Multi-functional metal bunk bed over convertible futon couch design. Bottom bunk can be used as a sofa or a full size bed. Perfect for kids bedrooms, dorm rooms, teens rooms or guest rooms. Futon quickly, easily and safely converts into a full size sleeper
- Twin size mattress and full size futon mattress are sold separately. Maximum recommended upper mattress thickness of 6 inches. Available in white, black or silver metal
- Two sturdy integrated 12" wide side ladders, full length 13" upper guard rails and childproof mechanism for added safety. 2.5" spaced metal slats provide durable mattress support without the need for a box spring
- Product dimensions: Futon in sitting position: 78"L x 44"W x 72.5"H. Futon in sleeping position: 78"L x 54.5"W x 72.5"H. Weight limit: 200 lb. on top bunk bed, 600 lb. on futon
- Ships ready-to-assemble in 1 box with all tools and instructions included. Shipping dimensions: 79"L x 17"W x 8"H. Product weight: 107 lb. Shipping weight: 122 lb.
Description
The simple style and stability of DHP's Twin-Over-Futon Bunk Bed make it the perfect choice for space-saving sleep options. The black metal finish will look good with any décor and the frame is solid and secure. Added safety features include a full-size guardrail for the top bunk, childproof mechanism and an integrated ladder. With the futon on the bottom, you have the versatility of either having a seating space to relax or an additional bed for overnight guests, siblings and sleep-overs. You will love the convenience, flexibility and changeability of DHP's Twin-Over-Futon Bunk Bed in black, white or silver. Mattress and futon mattress are sold separately.
Size: Twin/Futon
Product Dimensions: 78"L x 41.5"W x 72"H
Special Feature: Space Saving
Color: Black
Finish Type: Black
Size: Twin/Futon
Product Dimensions: 78"L x 41.5"W x 72"H
Special Feature: Space Saving
Color: Black
Finish Type: Black
Included Components: Guardrails
Compatible With Mattress Size: Twin, Full
Brand: DHP
Furniture Finish: black
Product Care Instructions: refer to instructions
Assembly Required: Yes
Ground To Item Distance: 8 Inches
Manufacturer: Dorel Home Furnishings
UPC: 029986402301
Form Factor: unspecified
Global Trade Identification Number: 01
Target Audience: unspecified
Item Weight: 107 pounds
Item model number: 4023017
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Fabric Type: Metal
Finish types: Black
Number of pieces: 1
Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty.
Batteries required: No
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Size: Twin/Full
Color: Black
So I found very few reviews on here about adults/college kids using these. I am splitting an apartment room with someone to save rent money and needed a metal and cheap bunk bed. I never thought I would connect the word "cheap" and "bunk bed" together since any mistake made could end badly. I looked up the specs on this bunk bed and found that it more than supports our weight. I am on the bottom bunk- I weigh 190lbs and am 5'8". My roommate is 120lbs and is 5'6". The bed holds up very strong. I know it can support much more weight both on the top and bottom. Installation of this product was difficult. Alignment, tightening the screws, and TRYING to eliminate swaying were a huge headache. One of the mattress support bars was bent during shipping (there are over 30 of these small bars, so it didn't jeopardize the structural safety at all). And because of how its set up (full size mattress on bottom, twin on top), it shakes when my roommate tosses and turns. I am in no way afraid of the bed falling on me because of his weight and the obvious fact that if something is wrong, there are usually obvious warning signs. Nothing will ever just snap all at once and create a catastrophe. I would say though, that some people have anchored parts of the bunkbed to the side wall and/or ceiling to minimize as much "sway" as possible. I wish we could do this, but we cannot drill into the walls of our rental unit. A couple things to keep in mind.... Measure twice, assemble once. Read the instructions and don't do anything half-arsed. Also, if this is going to your college kid's apartment or you are a college kid yourself, don't invite your girlfriend/boyfriend to "spend the night." It will not be able to handle much stress and jostling. At least I wouldn't risk it. If this was a twin top/bottom or had a couple more supports, then I'd say don't worry about it. If this was made of thick wood and had a lot more bolts in it, I'd say go for it. But this product is strong as long as you use it to sleep on only. We also had some issues installing the guardrails as the screw alignments were off. But we managed to screw in 3/4 screws on each side so that it was somewhat safer. This price is a steal. ALSO! Make sure you buy the full mattress sold by Dorel Home Products as well. It fits perfectly on the bottom bunk and feels extremely comfortable (for a spring mattress).
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2014 by A. J. Safian
Size: Twin/Futon
Color: Black
Wooow. This Set is nice, and fits our needs as far as having an extra bed for the Grandkids when they cum over. The top bunk is pretty high and I have 10 ft ceilings. Now I'm getting down to it. !st the weight; this was so heavy to lift and carry and after getting it inside, we decided to just leave on the first floor instead of trying to carry it upstairs to the bedroom. 2nd the assembly; I will say it wasn't difficult to assemble, but it is very challenging if you don't pay close attention to the provided instructions. For instance, The Hinges; When applying hinges to the futon part, make sure you stand in the inside of the bed and not the outside. the hinges have R for right and L for left, so I took the approach going at from the outside and once i thought I was done, turns out I wasn't. so I had to take apart the bottom swipe the hinges. Also pay close attention to the ladder assembly as well. you can easily install them upside down. (Side note) The ladder is very uncomfortable climbing up for an Adult. They hurt your feet standing on them or climbing up. I Can't really comment on assembly time, because we were watching football along with just taking our time. If i am giving a timeline, I would say we began about 5:00 and was done around 8:30ish, but there was no rush our part and it was 4 of us. 3 doing assembling and 1 bringing parts upstairs. It was cool. So maybe you and your family should give it a go, if this is the type of bunk bed set you need. Enjoy!!!!😃
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by Motomoto72
Size: Twin/Full
Color: Black
There is much to like about this unit. The package arrived in one large (and heavy) box. I used a handtruck to aid in bringing it into the house, then opened it and carried it to an upstairs bedroom in pieces. The instructions are fairly straightforward, with good pictures. All of the pieces are clearly labeled. I spent 1 hr, 45 minutes putting it together. A couple of times, I had to remove a part and turn it 180 degrees because I had not realized that I installed it backwards until I went to fasten something else. Once put together, the bed seems fairly sturdy, but when someone climbs the ladder, the whole structure shakes a little. The fasteners are allen-heads, and I had difficulty getting some of them to start threading. It takes patience. Once they are started, they thread right in. For certain stages of assembly, it may help to have a second person hold things in position while you get the fastener started. It is easy to strip out the allen-head of the bolts. It would have been better if they had gone with a torx-head. Installation of the slats is a longer-than-needed process due to their being a couple of hundred components (literally, not an exaggeration) in the assembly. In additional to sliding in the metal slats, of which there are plenty, you also have to snap in plastic connectors (3 per slat on the upper bunk, 4 per slat on the lower bunk). The good news is that if you ever disassemble the unit to move it to another location, complete disassembly is not required. You could probably disassemble it, move it to another room, and re-assemble it within a half-hour or so. Note that the top bunk has guard rails, but the manual says your mattress on that bunk should be maximum 6" thick. The physical appearance of the unit is fine. The packaging included foam and cardboard to prevent scratching during shipping. The bolt heads are black, so they do not really stand out amongst the black finish of the bars. On some of the more expensive bunk beds, the fasteners appear quite prominently, even at a distance. One negative that comes to mind is that the ladder's rungs are fairly thin, so a heavier child might find that to be painful. All in all, this seems to be a decent unit for the price. It was actually the cheapest twin-over-full bunk bed that we saw anywhere, and we shopped around. It doesn't look like the cheapest, though. The finish of the paint is more of a satin finish, which looks much nicer than I thought. I was expecting a cheap-looking glossy finish. One last thought: You can easily slide another 6" mattress underneath the lower bunk to use as an emergency sleeping arrangement for a guest, or for your kids' occasional sleepover. If you look for bunk beds with a trundle, they can be quite expensive, so you can satisfy the same occasional need just by sliding a mattress underneath this unit...like a poor man's trundle bed...
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2013 by J. Weaver