Thanks. Wasnt too bad to put it together. Too about an hour to assemble. Went together easy and all the holes lined up perfectly. You cant really use power tools to put it together as the tolerances dont allow for the right angles unless you were to use a swivel.
Quality seems decent for the price. Once its all assembled it feels sturdy. Make sure to tighten it well. Its pretty hard to strip it out if youre tightening it because it will start to bend the before it starts to strip out. I had no problems at all and didnt have any of the bolts stripped out.
if you have any problems with stability you can always go to the hardware store and get some pipe strap fastener brackets that are used for pipes to secure them to walls and doing so will prevent it from moving at all and will hold it nice and tight against the wall. Make sure you align it with a stud so it doesnt pull out of the wall. if you cant hit a stud then you can always get a piece of 1X4 board and screw it to the studs in your wall and then attach the fastener to it but place it up near the top of the bunk so the bed hides it. Thats just a suggestion if youre too worried about lack of sturdiness but seems pretty sturdy to me. When I purchased it cost around 150 after taxes.
Good Loft Bed A Good Price
Thanks. Wasnt too bad to put it together. Too about an hour to assemble. Went together easy and all the holes lined up perfectly. You cant really use power tools to put it together as the tolerances dont allow for the right angles unless you were to use a swivel. Quality seems decent for the price. Once its all assembled it feels sturdy. Make sure to tighten it well. Its pretty hard to strip it out if youre tightening it because it will start to bend the before it starts to strip out. I had no problems at all and didnt have any of the bolts stripped out. if you have any problems with stability you can always go to the hardware store and get some pipe strap fastener brackets that are used for pipes to secure them to walls and doing so will prevent it from moving at all and will hold it nice and tight against the wall. Make sure you align it with a stud so it doesnt pull out of the wall. if you cant hit a stud then you can always get a piece of 1X4 board and screw it to the studs in your wall and then attach the fastener to it but place it up near the top of the bunk so the bed hides it. Thats just a suggestion if youre too worried about lack of sturdiness but seems pretty sturdy to me. When I purchased it cost around 150 after taxes.