Walker Edison Elodie Urban Industrial Twin Over Twin Metal Bunk Bed, Twin Over Twin, Black
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Color: Black
Features
- Metal
- Dimensions: 69.25 H x 41.75 D x 79 L
- Top and bottom bunks support up to 200 Ibs. each
- Fits most twin beds, 5- 9 mattress thickness recommended
- Integrated guardrails and ladder included
- Ships ready-to-assemble with step-by-step instructions
Description
Our premium twin over twin bunk bed makes a great space-saving option for your kid’s room. Constructed with a sturdy steel metal frame and supports slats with no box springs needed. The sleek and modern design make it easy for you to incorporate it with your current home décor. A ladder provides access to the top bunk and can be attached on either end of the bunk bed, giving you the flexibility to fit it into just about any small space.
Size: Twin Over Twin
Material: Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 79"L x 41.75"W x 69.25"H
Style: Elodie
Special Feature: No Box Spring Needed
Other Special Features of the Product: No Box Spring Needed
Included Components: Bunk bed frames
Brand Name: Walker Edison
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Walker Edison
UPC: 714547236951 091037166692 812492010333 714547236968
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 33
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 30 day manufacturers warranty against defects.
Target Audience: teen-boys;teen-girls;
Item Type Name: Urban Industrial Twin over Twin Metal Bunk Bed
Model Number: BTOTBL
Manufacturer Part Number: BTOTBL
Set Name: Elodie
Material Type: Stainless Steel
Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Dry Cloth
Headboard Material: Steel
Style Name: Elodie
Color: Black
Finish Types: Black
Furniture Finish: Black
Form Factor: unspecified
Shape: Rectangular
Compatible With Mattress Size: twin
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 250 pounds
Bunk Bed Configuration: Vertically Stacked
Size: Twin Over Twin
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 79"L x 41.75"W x 69.25"H
Item Weight: 100 pounds
Ground To Item Distance: 9 inches
Item Depth: 41.75 inches
Item Dimensions: 42 x 80 x 68 inches
Assembly Instructions Description: Included
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Color: Black
I was very leery about buying bunk beds on line. But I had very few options after our supposedly reputable family run furniture store here in San Diego, totally left us in a lurch after sitting on our order for a week. I had 4 adult size guests due to arrive and no beds to accommodate them for sleeping. We ordered 2 sets of the beds and 4 of the 6" mattresses. We put 1 set together the evening it arrived and the second set the following morning. Assembly takes two…..unless you have an unlimited amount of books, ladders, or other devices to prop up the "other end" as you work. The directions were ok, BUT THE ADVICE FROM THE AMAZON CUSTOMERS WAS EVEN BETTER! MANY, MANY THX TO YOU ALL FOR TAKING THE TIME TO WRITE SUCH WELL THOUGHT OUT, DETAILED, INFORMATIVE REVIEWS! IT MADE THE SALE AND WAS GREATLY APPRECIATED DURING THE ASSEMBLY PROCESS! We had no problem with alignment of the pieces with the predrilled holes. There were a few problems with some of the mattress support rods being a fraction of an inch too long, but we were able to move them around until they all fit. The ladder attachment was somewhat awkward and could have been better described in the directions. The biggest problem was with the little plastic squares from Hell. They worked…eventually…but who thought that was a good idea?! Even using a flat metal tool to apply pressure to assemble these little demons was excruciating to our fingers…especially my arthritic fingers. Thank goodness there were two of us! Needless to say, the second bed was assembled in half of the time as the first. After a very interesting assembly experience and about 2 weeks of use, I can say that I am very pleased with the sturdiness and stability of the beds and feel that they were a great value for the price. (I regained full motion of my fingers after a couple of days)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2014 by Jane Doeberg
Color: Black
Thanks to all of you who gave assembly tips in your reviews! It helped us to avoid what could have been some big headaches. Here is a summary of the what I learned from others as well as first hand: Be sure to read the instructions before starting to assemble. Other reviewers are SO right, if you are using these as bunk beds, be sure the upper rails with the most holes are facing down. The extra hole is necessary to install the ladder. Many people wrote about how difficult if was to install the little gray tabs which stabilize the bed slats. Please note the tabs are flush on one end and there is a little space above the tab on the other end. The flush end goes next to the rail. We were getting very frustrated trying to snap them in place until my husband noticed the difference. The reviewer who suggested taping or padding channel locks to press the tabs in place has a great idea! (The tape/padding is to protect the outer railing from getting scratched). Another note: Some reviewers stated they bought the same beds from Walmart for less money. The ones Walmart has that are exactly like these are priced the same as Amazon. Walmart does offers a less expensive set that looks very similar to this one. I wonder if the reviewers who said these beds are "shaky and not very stable" bought the less expensive set. This Walker Edison set is VERY sturdy and does not rattle at all! If you check out the Walmart site, you will notice the less expensive set is shown with different bedding than this set on Amazon. Walmart's $199.99 set is pictured with the exact same bedding but I think in a different color. These beds are good quality, very sturdy and the finish is great. I like that the ladder can go on either end. The wrap around upper rail makes it possible to place the long side of this set away from the wall. This makes the process of putting on sheets, etc. much, much easier. Amazon's Prime Free Shipping was wonderful and the beds arrived on the expected date. My only complaint is not with Amazon or the bed manufacturer, but with UPS. They did not bother to ring the doorbell and just left the box in our carport. (We were home all day, too). When my husband started to move the box, the bottom was open and items started falling out! Fortunately, we were able to retrieve everything without any damage to the bed itself and amazingly, nothing was lost in shipping! The hardware is blister packed nicely with letters on the side of the cardboard backing that coordinate with the instructions. Initially, we thought eight of the bedpost end caps were missing because there was only a package of eight when the inventory sheet listed 16. Then, we noticed eight had been installed in the bedposts by the manufacturer. Assembly does take time, but we tend to be a bit methodical. I would recommend these beds to a family member or friend. They really are a great value for the money!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2014 by Floridahl
Color: White
After reading the reviews and taking notes on how to avoid the Step 3 Mistake, I carefully followed the otherwise clear instructions and got the bed put together curse-free in under 3 hours - I did have to enlist the help of my husband when it came to popping those blasted little plastic tabs into the crossbars, which he didn't have much trouble doing. He wondered if those who said they did have trouble were trying to push them straight in or one side at a time like he was. We also put the top crossbar/slats section together before attaching it to the frame, so maybe that made it easier. Anyway, the plastic tabs definitely make the slats feel nice and secure. Here's the rundown: (items marked with * are reasons for the 4/5 star rating) About the construction: -Okay, first the packaging. Couldn't have been happier. Nothing was bent, scratched, or misshapen. The packing was nice and padded and tight. None of the metal pieces rubbed against other metal. While it might seem a little wasteful, each of the 44 metal slats was in its own individual plastic sleeve, so none of them were marred at all. I didn't think to check, but the sleeves felt like recycled plastic. I'm not sure if you know what I mean, but there you have it. Come to think of it, the cardboard for the "O" parts may have been recycled, too. Pretty sure the rest of the packaging wasn't, though. -One of the holes in one of the end posts (A or D) must have been slightly off, as one of the assembled [head or foot] pieces (step 2) wasn't quite straight after I assembled it. This didn't make a difference after the bed was completely put together, though. -*The ladder could be a little better constructed. The horizontal metal pieces that attach to the top bunk aren't exactly flush with the edge of the crossbar it attaches to. If you have the right dremel attachment, you can widen the screwhole a little bit and push the ladder inward as you tighten the bolts. Otherwise, you may have a tiny bit (like, a cm) of a sharpish edge sticking out at the top of the ladder, either from the rectangular horizontal piece or from the top of the hollow tube. (Kind of hard to explain.. sorry!) Not a huge deal, and pretty easily fixable. Also, if you change your mind about where to put the ladder, it's really easy to move. -*The posts are definitely not as flush as the picture would have you believe. No surprise, of course. It would be nice, though, if there were some kind of sleeve that slipped over the tubes where they connect, kind of like a curtain rod..if that makes sense. About the finished product: -The extra little legs in the center of the bottom crossbars are nice and make the bed feel extra sturdy. -The ladder might take some getting used to. While the design does make it more compact since you don't have a ladder sticking out diagonally and taking up 2 or 3 feet of extra space, it is a little trickier to climb up a perfectly vertical ladder, at least for a 7-year old. The inclination is to lean back as you climb, which would loosen the joints and eventually make the bed wobbly. I'm sure we'll get the hang of it, though. -It really does seem sturdy. There is very little jostling on either bunk when someone gets on or off the other one, as tested by myself (115lb on top bunk) and my husband (170lb on bottom bunk). Just remember to check and tighten the bolts periodically. -Another reviewer mentioned the height, saying it's taller than most bunks. This almost turned me away, as I was nervous enough having my rambunctious 7-year old boy on a top bunk. I was relieved to find that this isn't actually the case - it's the bottom bunk that is a bit lower than usual. As the other reviewer also mentioned, this gives you plenty of headroom on the bottom bunk, which is true. Unless you're freakishly tall, any adult could sit comfortably on the bottom bunk (which could be important for bedtime reading and storytime). The top bunk almost seems lower than normal..I'm 5'3" and I can almost see over it. :) -I think someone mentioned the mattress size. We used two regular twin mattresses, and with bedding on them, they fit perfectly. A naked mattress would have space on the sides, but I think it's meant to allow for comforters and such. If you don't use fluffy bedding, you can always fill in the space with stuffed animals! All in all, I'm happy with my purchase, and I'd recommend it to someone who is looking for a sturdy bunkbed and doesn't want to settle for the cheap one that goes by many names but gives itself away with the same photo everywhere you see it...here on Amazon or at the Big Stores. If you've been shopping around for bunkbeds, you know what I'm talking about.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2012 by pixieq
Color: Black
Bought this since it had a high approval rating and wasn't too expensive. Very pleased! Bottom mattress is 9" with a 1-2" pillow top/plush top, and I can sit on the bottom bunk and read to the kids without bumping my head or it being too dark. Ladder rungs hurt my feet if I climb them barefoot, but the kids don't seem to mind, and I'll get used to it. I put a pool noodle on the ladder rungs to see if that would help spread out the load on my feet - that didn't do much. Very sturdy, easy to put together, bed doesn't come up off the floor when climbing the ladder. Just make sure you pay attention to where you're putting the openings to mount the ladder, as other reviewers have said. Black version with black hardware is very good looking. The side rails on top didn't seem like they'd fit, because the holes didn't quite match up, but after getting all the screws in and tightening them all slowly in turn, everything ended up together well and tightened up nicely. No problems with shaking, nice and sturdy. Love the 250 lb weight limit per bed.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2018 by E. S
Color: Black
I have 2 boys and one is about 165lbs (14yrs) and the other is barely 75lbs hes (12). I needed something my kids can grow into and I was terrified at buying metal over wood. I read the reviews over and over so I took a chance and glad I did. The bottom bunk is large enough that my son who is now 5'7 can sit up without touching the top bunk. I'm in awe at how sturdy this bed is. I put the bed together in about 3 hours, didn't mess up the ladder and it looks better than the posted picture. Read through the directions a few times before you start and read the reviews for extra help and it will all be worth it. I was looking for a trendy bed that would last more than a year and I found it! My youngest loves the top bunk and my oldest hasnt complained yet about the bottom and (he complains about everything). I purchased the signature sleep 8 inch bed which leaves just enough space for the guard rails to catch my son for some reason he decides to roll or slip out of bed. The ladder is cool and strong enough for an adult to climb. Freakin love our new bunk beds!! Forgot to mention there are these gray square things that numb your thumb. After 40 minutes and inserting 3 I gave up. The way the top bed is made, I didnt think it was needed. To date I see no reason why the thumb killers are useful..
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2013 by Lisa
Color: Black
I was hesitant to buy this bed due to some of the negative reviews--after all, my kid's safety is my number one concern. However, there was still an abundance of positive reviews that far out number the negative. I'm glad I pulled the trigger and purchased this bed, it's great quality at a great price. I'm not sure why so many people were complaining about poor instructions or the length of time it took to assemble. The instructions were fairly straight forward, I didn't have a single issue--just read the instructions and look at the pictures closely. In regards to the assembly time, it took me 2 1/2 hours to assemble by myself. That might be lengthy to some, but considering the amount of pieces and the fact that I did it myself, I think I made pretty good time. You're building a bunk bed, you kind of have to have the expectations going into this that it will take some time. The best advice I can give: 1. When you install the upper cross bar labeled 'Part H', Make sure the small screw holes are facing DOWN! If you do this incorrectly, you will not be able to install the ladder and will have to disassemble everything to that point. 2. If you're using this for a young child and are concerned about them falling off the top, I would recommend not getting a mattress thicker than 8". We purchased the Signature Sleep Contour 8" mattress off Amazon and it's perfect. It leaves exactly 6" from the top of the mattress to the top of the guardrail. Overall, the bed seems really sturdy. My 6 year old sleeps on the top and my 3 year old on the bottom. I have laid on the bottom without any issues, I'm 210 lbs. Not to be rude, but I'm fairly confident that most of the negative reviews about this bed are likely caused by human error--simple as that. Take your time and don't rush it!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2017 by Tyler
Color: Black
just set up the bunk yesterday with a buddy and we were able to assemble it in about 2.5 hrs with no problems while following some of the advise mentioned in previous reviews (focusing on the cross bar 'H'). The bunk is pretty solid but it does wiggle with heavy movements side to side, but feels perfectly sturdy and safe. I imagine any metal framed bunk bed wiggles. I am 5'8" and the bottom bunk has perfect amount of head-space. I can sit up straight and not worry about my head hitting the top bunk. overall, pretty happy with the bunk. on a side note: getting the slats into each cross bar was a little difficult but unscrewing one side's cross bar allowed me to fit each slat into its place and then was able to rescrew it back easily. secondly, we decided to not place the gray plastic squares into each placement above every slat because it was incredibly difficult to put them each in (and there were like 100's of them) and putting them in is unnecessary (the plastic locks in between each slat does the job fine, and additionally, the mattress on top of the slats). finally, my 6'1" roommate sleeps fine on the top bunk
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2012 by robocop
Color: White
Assembly was not difficult, but the instruction manual needs work. It does say in the manual to refer to their website for any revised version of the manual. I just used the physical book and ran into one issue that set me back a few minutes, but even with the set back we got it done in 2hrs and 30mins with help. It really is very sturdy, but like many reviews have said it squeaks. My biggest problem is that a few pieces have rust. I don't want to go through the trouble of returning it and I will definitely have to fix the pieces with rust. If it wasn't for the rust this would be a 5 star product even with the squeaking.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2020 by Amazon Customer