P PURLOVE Full Size House Bed with Trundle and Storage Shelf,Wood Kid House Bed Frame with Roof,Kids Montessori Playhouse Bed for Girls Boys Teens,White
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Size: Full
Color: White
Features
- Kid House BedFull size house bed frame features roof and 3 side fence,this wood house bed doubles as comfortable sleeping area and a semi-enclosed play place perfect for kids to study, watch TV or explore their imaginations.
- Full House Bed with TrundleFull size house daybed frame with a trundle bed offer 2 sleep place for kids, teens, the trundle can be used by the child's playmate to stay overnight or accompany the child to sleep.
- House Bed Frame with StorageThere is a shelf compartment on the back of this crib, which can be used to store decoration, clocks, books and small things.Shelf with rope to prevent items from falling.
- Solid Wood House BedThe house bed frame is constructed with a sturdy pinewood frame and MDF that can enhance stability and durability. Slats are included, you dont need to prepare box springs or foundations.low and floor bed design make the bed is convenient and safe for kids use
- Assemble and DeliveryFull Size House Bed dimension:77.5"L x 57.6"W x 77.4"H,Weight Capacity:Bed:400lbs,Trundle:250lbs, easy assemble is required with tools and clear instruction included
Size: Full
Product Dimensions: 77.5"L x 57.6"W x 77.4"H
Special Feature: Sturdy
Color: White
Finish Type: Wood
Size: Full
Product Dimensions: 77.5"L x 57.6"W x 77.4"H
Special Feature: Sturdy
Color: White
Finish Type: Wood
Included Components: slat
Compatible With Mattress Size: Full, Twin
Brand: P PURLOVE
Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Dry Cloth
Assembly Required: Yes
Manufacturer: P PURLOVE
UPC: 196986549272
Form Factor: House-shaped
Target Audience: children
Date First Available: November 30, 2023
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Size: Twin
Color: White With Storage
I bought the house style bed for my daughter in white. I've put together so many pieces of furniture like this that I lost count long ago and I have to say that, while this bed is super cute, getting it together is a major chore. It usually only takes me about 1.5 hours to put together something like this myself, but this took more like 4. You have about a 50% chance that the pre-drilled holes will be where they should be. The other 50% are just off enough that you have to muscle the thing together and can't use a drill to put the right hole in as they would be too close together and make one giant unusable hole. One of the holes and thread casings for the bolts that hold the shelving unit to the bed was just not there at all. Two of my pieces were mislabeled, making the ropes that go across the shelves off-kilter. So, I had to go back a few steps and swap them. The backing that goes across the back of the shelves slides into a groove track, which wasn't lined up correctly because of the misplaced holes I mentioned before. Even when I got the backing to finally go in, it was too long and the vertical end pieces of the shelving unit itself couldn't get to a point of being flush with the horizontal shelf pieces. I couldn't even cut the backing to fit because it also has pre-drilled holes that attach it to the back and those would have been in the wrong place if I had. Forgot to mention that the backing is two pieces that are not attached to each other, so they kept slipping out of place and over each other until I finally got to the step of attaching them. Many of the items you need to screw in place don't have pre-drilled holes for you to use, which makes it very confusing to figure out where pieces should go as the pictures are not clear in any way, shape, or form. Speaking of the instructions, each "step" is actually four or five steps with nothing telling you if there's one that's better to do first or even telling you everything. For example, when I went to put the actual bed portion together, the instructions indicated to bolt one end together, but didn't indicate to bolt the other end together. So, I figured I needed to wait for that until a later step. Nope. It just assumed I would do the same thing to both sides. This happened over and over again. There are also steps that are in an order that doesn't make sense. For example, the blocks of wood that you attach to the bottom of the bed to keep the drawers from going all the way under is one of the last steps. By that time, you have the whole bed together and can't really flip it on it's side to get good access. So, you're under there like a mechanic, with barely any room to work, and this is one of the steps where there are not pre-drilled holes, so you need leverage to create them. Would have been a lot better to just attach those blocks to that slat before attaching that rail to the bed. Ultimately, my daughter loves the bed and it's sturdy enough, even with all the issues, that I feel comfortable letting her sleep in it. So, the price is worth it, but put aside a significant chunk of time to troubleshoot issues with the pre-fabrication.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023 by Penny Kissinger