I wanted this, and my parents purchased this for me as a gift when I moved into my own apartment.
Im 54, 135 / 140 lbs and it holds me without any trouble. I use a stepstool to get up into my bed, solely for ease of use // but the times I do use the rungs attached to the bed, they feel sturdy under my size / weight. Theres no bending or wobbling or signs of any strain. I use a twin/sized memory foam mattress, but there are still 4/5 inches of free space so this bedframe can probably hold an XL/twin mattress.
I keep the desk extended at all times. It has enough room to hold my laptop, online video gear (webcam / microphone / lights) plus clock, noisemaker, tissues, etc. and there is still plenty of room left over to hold my plate and drinks when I am eating, or for my textbooks / coursework when Im doing my college work. I have plenty of legroom beneath the desk, too.
There is a lot of storage space under the loft bed. I use it to store my winter blankets and some boxes, but there is still a lot of room. I made a little den for my cat in the remaining space, and he has a blast under there.
Overall I love this loft bed and Im glad I have it. My only issue is that it came missing some screws / pieces, and there were spots where there werent any holes for the screws at all! I had to get a hammer and nail to make the beginnings of a hole, and forcibly twist the screw into it. There were big scratches on parts of the bed when we unpacked it, too // but I colored them in with a marker so they blend in. Easy build,
Im an adult who uses this in a tiny apartment.
I wanted this, and my parents purchased this for me as a gift when I moved into my own apartment. Im 54, 135 / 140 lbs and it holds me without any trouble. I use a stepstool to get up into my bed, solely for ease of use // but the times I do use the rungs attached to the bed, they feel sturdy under my size / weight. Theres no bending or wobbling or signs of any strain. I use a twin/sized memory foam mattress, but there are still 4/5 inches of free space so this bedframe can probably hold an XL/twin mattress. I keep the desk extended at all times. It has enough room to hold my laptop, online video gear (webcam / microphone / lights) plus clock, noisemaker, tissues, etc. and there is still plenty of room left over to hold my plate and drinks when I am eating, or for my textbooks / coursework when Im doing my college work. I have plenty of legroom beneath the desk, too. There is a lot of storage space under the loft bed. I use it to store my winter blankets and some boxes, but there is still a lot of room. I made a little den for my cat in the remaining space, and he has a blast under there. Overall I love this loft bed and Im glad I have it. My only issue is that it came missing some screws / pieces, and there were spots where there werent any holes for the screws at all! I had to get a hammer and nail to make the beginnings of a hole, and forcibly twist the screw into it. There were big scratches on parts of the bed when we unpacked it, too // but I colored them in with a marker so they blend in. Easy build,