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Max & Lily

Max & Lily Twin Bed Frame with Slatted Headboard, Solid Wood Platform Bed for Kids, No Box Spring Needed, Easy Assembly, Walnut

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Color: Walnut


Size: Twin


Features

  • Superior Quality: Solid, knot free, New Zealand pine wood bed frame. Durable, non-toxic, low VOC finish
  • Sturdy & Stable: High, 400-pound resting weight capacity per sleeping surface. Strong plywood slats with metal support bar
  • Modern, Clean Design: Slatted headboard with flush, color matching hardware for a clean finish
  • Stable: metal on metal structural connections won't loosen over time
  • Space-saving: Bed measures 81.5"L x 42.5"W x 36.5"H to fit standard rooms

Description

Plenty of room for sleep and play? Now that’s a win-win! The Max & Lily Twin Bed is the perfect combination of functional and fun that both kids and parents love. Bed safely fits standard twin-size mattresses. Solid, knot-free New Zealand pine wood adds strength and stability. All Max & Lily products use a durable, low VOC finish. Flush, color-matched hardware gives this twin bed a clean, modern look. Instructions, slat roll, and required hardware are included. With solid plywood slats and a metal support bar, this sleeping surface can support 400 pounds of resting weight. Add under-bed storage drawers or trundle (purchase separately) to make this bed even more functional. 2+ adults make assembly simple and easy. This bed meets or exceeds Federal safety standards for kids furniture. When it’s time for play, this twin bed’s design frees up plenty of space for play. The Twin Bed from Max & Lily offers exceptional quality and affordability that kids and their parents will enjoy for years to come. Max & Lily is a member of the Maxwood family of brands - the kids furniture experts bringing a tradition of superior quality, safety and fun!

Size: Twin


Product Dimensions: 80"L x 42.5"W x 36.75"H


Special Feature: Durable,Sturdy


Color: Walnut


Finish Type: Wood


Size: ‎Twin


Material: ‎Pine Wood


Product Dimensions: ‎80"L x 42.5"W x 36.75"H


Style: ‎Modern


Special Feature: ‎Durable,Sturdy


Color: ‎Walnut


Finish Type: ‎Wood


Included Components: ‎Bed


Compatible With Mattress Size: ‎twin


Brand: ‎Max & Lily


Maximum Weight Recommendation: ‎400 Pounds


Item Weight: ‎47 Pounds


Furniture Finish: ‎Low VOC Finish, Non-Toxic


Assembly Required: ‎Yes


Manufacturer: ‎Maxwood Furniture, Inc.


Item Weight: ‎47 pounds


Item model number: ‎180210-008


Date First Available: November 8, 2022


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    • Beautiful, sturdy, recommend different order of assembly
Color: White Size: Twin/Twin
Review Image by Liz G Liz G
Review Image by Liz G Liz G
Review Image by Liz G Liz G
A friend and I assembled the Max and Lily double bunk and two triple bunks, all of which are identical in their part numbers and assembly process. The double bunk was top quality and easy to assemble, but the triples, although clearly the same in their parts and assembly, were not nearly the same quality, so beware the newer version of the double bunk may not be as high quality as the one I received. The directions are easy to follow if you pay close attention to detail. However, we assembled them in a different order so that we weren't trying to lift a completed bed into the air while fitting the legs onto the metal rods that connect it to the lower bunk. Instead, we assembled the top bunk in its place, on top of the lower bunk. We started by assembling all of the headboards/footboards. Each bunk is slightly different, so be sure to keep the pairs together. Then we connected the bottom bunk head and foot boards with the 2 long boards that hold the slats. We pushed the bolts in all the way to help hold up the long boards, then pulled the bolts out one at a time to screw them into the nut, using an impact driver. We fully tightened every bolt at each step. We stopped there, skipped some pages, and inserted the 5" metal rods into the tops of the legs, and put the top bunk's head and foot boards on those metal rods, on top of the bottom bunk. Then we attached both back guard rails at the same time by first hammering the dowels into the head/footboards with a rubber mallet and then guiding the holes in the ends of the boards onto the dowels sticking out. Then we attached the boards that hold up the slats, again pushing in all of the bolts to help hold it in place while we removed one at a time to screw the bolt into the nut. Then we attached the steel bar on the top bunk. Then the slats. Then the front guard rails. And finally the ladder. The double bunk took us 3.5 hours because we took our time to fully understand the directions and to sort all of the nuts and bolts into different bowls. I highly recommend using an impact driver--you can see in the pictures how tight we got the bolts. The beds are sturdy and beautiful. I bought 6' foam pipe covers and cut them in half lengthwise and duct taped them to the underside of the steel bar to keep the children from bumping their heads. I paid more for the Max and Lily bunk mattresses and glad I did--they are high quality and a perfect fit. Can't wait for my grandkids to come visit! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2023 by Liz G Liz G
    • Tricky assembly
Color: White Size: Full
Assembly is a little tricky but not very hard, make sure you follow directions carefully. Strong bed frame and love the wooden slats.
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024 by charles fucci
    • Solid bed
Color: Grey Size: Twin
Second purchase, both kids have these beds and we love them. Easy to assemble and have a classic clean look!
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024 by Elizabeth
    • Very nice looking and great value, with IMPORTANT but non-fatal flaws
Color: Espresso Size: Full/Full
Review Image by J McAfee J McAfee
Review Image by J McAfee J McAfee
My review addresses the quality of construction, and how to remedy the flaws. I would not install this in a rental property; get a metal frame bunk bed instead. OK at home or a vacation home. This is made from New Zealand pine. A good solid wood with few cosmetic flaws. The wood is brittle, which contributes to the structural failures described by reviewers. Very nice finish but with some odor that takes a few weeks to dissipate. It is NOT toxic, as claimed by some reviewers. I purchased the full over full, with twin trundle. First, the assembly takes a good amount of time, 6-8 hours minimum to do a good job, without the modifications described below. Second, the assembled bunks were very solid without any play (unlike other reviewers). You MUST fully and firmly screw in the hardware to achieve the rigidity. The head of the hex head screws sits below the level of wood. Some fasteners required quite a bit of torque to fully engage, ultimately twisting the metal of the supplied hex-wrench. Be meticulous, but be sure to not over-tighten. The trundle construction quality is crap. Far weaker construction with inferior doweled joints in comparison to the bunk. Now about the flaws. Reviewers describe 2 major failure points: 1. Fracture of the slats under the mattress. 2. Fracture of the longitudinal frame rail across the lower bunk. Here is how I addressed these failure points: 1. I added 6 1x4 tight knot pine slats between the supplied slats. Add these before screwing down the supplied slats. I think 1x3 would be fine or preferable, but my lumber yard doesn't stock this dimension. I stapled the slats to the strap interconnecting the supplied straps, but did not screw them to the side rails to allow a bit of flexion. This looks and feels REALLY solid. 2. I added to the longitudinal front side frame rail a zinc plated steel flat plate 1" wide, 1/8" thick, 72" long purchased at Lowes. I didn't add this to the back side rail since the weight causing the failure will be on the front side. Be sure to leave a gap between the slats and the frame rail to accommodate insertion of the flat plate. Attach to the side rails with 12 round head wood screws, #10, 3/4" long. Drill 7/32" holes in the steel flat plate, 1/8 " in the wood rail. Prior to attaching the flat plate, the side rail had a subtle but real deflection with my weight; I can understand why this would fail. After attachment of the flat plate, I could detect zero deflection, solid as a rock. 3. The trundle is hopeless. I glued the dowels and added slats to the mattress support. If it lasts a year I'll be thrilled. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2022 by J McAfee J McAfee
    • Well made and reasonably easy to assemble
Color: Natural Size: Twin/Full
The product was delivered in a very heavy box - I had to take pieces from the box and bring them to the bedroom for assembly. Everything was well labeled and instructions were good. The only part that could have been clearer was the orientation of the headboard and footboard with respect to the metal support bar. Also - the slats supporting the mattress could have been closer together. Memory foam mattresses I think expect no more than 3" separation. Overall good quality/well made. Very reasonable for the price. Took me about 2 hours to assemble. Definitely recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by Capn Gary
    • Great Sturdy Bed
Loved this bed for my kids. Nice and sturdy. Easy to build with easy to follow instructions. I recommend having two people build it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by Yari
    • This is a great bunk bed!
Color: Espresso Size: Twin/Full
Bought this for our newly done guest room/grandkids room. Liked the idea of a full on the bottom for adults. Very well made and heavy duty. Husband is retired toolmaker and said it was engineered well. We're 71 and 69 and we were able to put it together ourselves, but it does require two people. Came in with two damaged pieces. I talked to their customer service and they were on it immediately. Shipped them right out to us. New ones were perfect. Great Customer Service! One hint that helped us is when you're making up the head and foot boards, we used a spacer (piece of wood) to bring them/slats up to the same level.Instructions were nice big pictures. Followed them exactly. I would definitely recommend. If we can put it together anyone can! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2023 by M. Goldie

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