Walker Edison Universal Metal Bunk Bed Shelf Kids Bedroom Storage Basket, 14 Inch, White

Great trundle. I agree with other reviews that this is a well thought out design. Many other trundles have weak metal bars that are spaced too widely. This one has a sturdy bar every 2.5-3 inches which provides a nice support for a memory foam mattress. The addition of all the plastics pieces help keep the bars in the correct position without shifting. Other reviews mentioned that the plastic rectangular clips are extremely difficult to put in and required a wrench/torque. We had no issues, they went in very easily by hand. Take note that if the plastic piece is upside down it will require force. If it doesn’t go in easily, flip the piece around. Easy assembly and requires no experience. My 9 year old helped.

Worth the money! I was hesitant at first due to the price as well as the reviews claiming their product came damaged or “bent”/“angled”/“crooked” - I only had a few minutes on my lunch break to run home and take my package inside before some crook stole it - I opened up the box right away to check out the shelf. It was so quick & easy to put together didn’t take more than 30 seconds to snap it together and hook it on my sons jr loft bed. DHP & WE furniture ought to team up and sell these babies with the loft beds!! It is such a great addition to my sons bed and I’m so glad cause now he can keep his remote a book and a glass of water his iPad and a box of kleenex right at his reach. It’s also going to come in handy for his late night nebulizer treatments I am so glad I went ahead and ordered this product. There were similar products but most were designed to slide under a mattress and/or were flimsy looking plastic or wooden which did not seem like it would hook onto a metal loft bed frame. This little device was made for the rounded metal railings of metal bunk/loft beds alike. It is the perfect size I know some people stated it was smaller than expected but I truly believe it fitting a good 20oz cup, 3 remotes an iPad books and a Kleenex box is more than enough and super convenient! The basket is way bigger than I expected so it’s a win for me. I couldn’t be more pleased at the ease of the entire design from packaging to assembly to aesthetic. It is sturdy! the metal is pretty heavy duty but it is stable and not too heavy for the metal railing of the loft bed. You will not be disappointed, it’s money well spent. My son was excited to see it already put up when he got home from school - he knows how I am I usually have his dad put things together because I’m not the assembler here never played with legos so if I can snap it together within 10 seconds and have it on my sons bed in another 15 seconds so can you!

Pros:Practical, no waste of space.Solid and well built. Limited squeaky noise when person on top bunk moves around.Top bunk can fit an 10" thick mattress (we used a memory foam) with enough rail room (4" height) to not worry about "rollout".No bunky board needed (but I recommend it if you are using memory foam mattresses). We used half inch plywood and wrapped it up with saran wrap. It cost about $20 each (cut at our local Lowe's) and provides a complete support, don't pay those over priced bunky boards.Top bunk appears to be able to support at least 200 pounds with no problem.Cons:The rods on the ladder is really hard on the feet, although my kids said they were fine with them, I wrapped them up in half inch foam padding and that helps. The ladder runs straight up, not a slanted one like some others. This will cause you to put up more effort in climbing.There is no "entry point" for the top bunk, you have to climb over the rails to get in. I don't quite understand the reason for this, most other bunk beds provide an entry point. This may not be a problem for kids, (mine were a little afraid at first, but adapt to it quite quickly) but maybe an issue with adults.Other considerations:No styling, but personally, I like it simple.I have an 11" memory foam on the bottom. While sitting down, there is about a 2" head clearance (I'm 5'4" tall). Since a person's height are not all in the upper torso, I think a 5'7" person sitting on the bottom should be fine. If you only use a 10" mattress, that is another inch.I am no handy man, but I didn't find this bed to be too difficult to put up. It is time consuming, it took a little over 3 hours and I did have my brother helped me hold up a few things at times. Comparing this to another bunk bed we bought, assembly was a breeze.We got the white one at $199 back in August because it was $50 cheaper than the black one.This is the other bunk bed we bought, prior to this one, that I would NOT recommend:[...]Conclusion:I removed one star because of the no entry for upper bunk and the vertical ladder.My kids love this bed, but not as much as the other bunk bed, but that maybe because of styling.It is simple, sturdy, space saving, and cheap. 4 qualities that I liked.For $199 (at the time of purchase), I think this is a steal.I highly recommend this.

When I first hung the shelf on my bed frame, items did roll inward. I just manually bent the shelf till items rolled outward to the ledge (rather than inward to the basket).It's a sturdy, great looking shelf, with needed functionality on a raised bed frame, like a bedside table.

Good and sturdy, very easy instructions.

My 8 y/o daughter is thrilled about it. It was a bit time-consuming to assemble but it looks quite sturdy and it's been holding up pretty well for the past month (she climbs it up and down thousands of times a day). For smaller rooms this is perfect.

Muy buena calidad y muy práctico para cosas delgadas como celular y iPad, y la mesa es útil para colocar algo que no sea muy pesado, vale la pena

My two kids love their new bunk bed! It was fairly easy to assemble. I was able to do most of it on my own, just needed help attaching end pieces. The top bunk is slightly wobbly but feels sturdy and stable. We've only had it for a month but it seems like it will last for years to come.