Easy to put together if you keep organized (some of the parts were not labeled), definitely recommend an electric drill and extra allen wrenchmaybe a drink or two and patience if your guy is as thick headed and stubborn as mine ha. If you cant lift more than 40/50 lbs then get someone who can as the slats for the base of the beds are heavy especially when lifting out of the boxplus maybe think about lifting weights to up your strength game ladies!! girlpower Give yourself enough space to successfully put together both beds before lifting them on top of each other to secure. I also predrilled the holes before screwing into slatsthe ones my Guy did without predrilled holes seemed like theyd split if tightened too much. So dont skimp and predrill the holes if you are able.
All in all this was a breeze to set up and looks great. May want to think about putting some kind of barrier between the top of the ladder where it rests on the bed, it does rub and wears off the finish. Best of luck!
Two person job for sure!
Easy to put together if you keep organized (some of the parts were not labeled), definitely recommend an electric drill and extra allen wrenchmaybe a drink or two and patience if your guy is as thick headed and stubborn as mine ha. If you cant lift more than 40/50 lbs then get someone who can as the slats for the base of the beds are heavy especially when lifting out of the boxplus maybe think about lifting weights to up your strength game ladies!! girlpower Give yourself enough space to successfully put together both beds before lifting them on top of each other to secure. I also predrilled the holes before screwing into slatsthe ones my Guy did without predrilled holes seemed like theyd split if tightened too much. So dont skimp and predrill the holes if you are able. All in all this was a breeze to set up and looks great. May want to think about putting some kind of barrier between the top of the ladder where it rests on the bed, it does rub and wears off the finish. Best of luck!