Comments on: MERITLINE Twin Upholstered Daybed with Twin Size Trundle and

By: Chris Martin

Chris Martin — Tue, 25 Feb 2025 01:03:36 +0000

Low quality, deceptive price
First, donât be fooled by the seemingly low price. Shipping was $150 and youâll have to buy mattresses separately. But also, the instructions reference parts but none of the actual parts are labeled including the hardware. There is just a bag of bolts and you have to guess. The wood slats arenât all the same size and donât reach all the way across the bed. The trundle and drawer are floating rather than on rails so pulling them out on carpet is a challenge. Also the way the bolts attach for the trundle makes the bolt heads stick out and scrape across the inside of the bed frame which will definitively lead to torn upholstery over time. The drawer itself is maybe 10-12 inches deep so not much will fit in there, definitely not a pillow of any kind. Last but not least, shipping is very expensive and the mattresses arenât included, so by the time you pay to ship this AND buy two mattressesâ¦there are many other options, like ikea, that are better quality and in the end less expensive.

By: Katy Troob

Katy Troob — Tue, 25 Feb 2025 01:03:36 +0000

Not worth it
Everything ripped. Misspellings in directions. Really cheap quality. Would not recommend.

By: Paul Clay

Paul Clay — Tue, 25 Feb 2025 01:03:35 +0000

Instructions for assembly are wrong, cheap materials
The instructions show placing a set of wheels on the drawer at the bottom. The larger wheels, identified as trundle wheels, attach to the trundle bed, not the lower drawer as shown in the instructions. There is a requirement to attach the drawer sides to the back of the drawer by simply pushing the wedge pieces of the sides into the pre-cut slots of the back, these do not fit well at all and fabric is in the way, the cut is to small and requires use of a hammer or mallet with some kind of protection. Regardless you run the risk of ruining the drawer sides because the material is some kind of pressed or laminated wood. I seriously doubt that this bed would last a year with daily use by a child. We got it for our granddaughter who we see about once a month so it should last a little longer simply because it won’t be used a lot. Very poor construction, poor materials, badly written instructions.

By: S. Mahoney

S. Mahoney — Tue, 25 Feb 2025 01:03:34 +0000

Horrible Materials and Weak Product
I purchased this bed for myself and was excited for its arrival. However, immediately upon unpacking and getting ready to assemble I noticed the flimsy materials. This came missing some hardware but my grandfather is a wonderful craftsman and provided what was needed (after a horrible critique of my new and super cute bed). My grandfather built the bed and even had to make some repairs immediately to be sure it would stay together. Well, here I am 1.5 years later (a college student). This bed has had light use as I do not sleep on this every night and tonight as I sat on my bed folding laundry and watching a movie, the inevitable happened. The thing that my grandfather predicted as it was being assembled. The flimsy materials could not sustain the weight of my 5â8â 120lb frame any longer and gave way. The upper bed completely broke off the brackets. Now I am sitting on a broken useless bed and I will have to buy another (as a poor college student). Avoid this bed at all costs! It is horrible and should not cost what I paid. The wheels have actually broken numerous times and my grandfather kindly and lovingly fixed them every time. The write up stated this bed could hold up to 250lbs but this bed bows under my weight (at least it did until it broke). This is poor quality and should not be sold. This company should be ashamed to even have their name on this. Take my advice. Move onâ¦find anotherâ¦build oneâ¦.ask a relative for a different bedâ¦just put your mattress on the floorâ¦it will end up there anyway. I will most likely spend less money on building materials and ask my grandfather to build me a bed.