Twin Over Full Metal Bunk Bed Just $144 Shipped on Amazon or Walmart.com (Regularly $295)
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Hustle on over to Amazon or Walmart.com where you can score this Novogratz Twin Over Full Bunk Bed in gray or navy blue for only $144 shipped (regularly $294.99+) – the lowest price!
A bunk bed is an excellent space-saving option for kids that share a bedroom. Plus the full-size lower bunk is a great option for older children. Even if your kiddo has their own room, it’s always nice to have an extra bed for sleepovers!
This stylish bunk bed features a sturdy metal frame construction with metal slats and side rails for added stability and durability. The top bunk includes safety rails and can safely hold up to 200 lbs. The lower bunk is designed to support weights of up to 450 lbs.
Check out these happy reviews…
This bed was so easy to assemble (as long as you follow the directions) that even our 9yr old was able to help put her new bed together. It’s very sturdy once assembled and we love the space-saving ladder design. The twin on top and full on the bottom are great for kids that are too old for your typical twin top & bottom bunk. We also loved the metal instead of the wood. It’s a much cleaner look and less likely to get damaged or splinter. This is an all-around great bunk for the older kids.
I cannot believe how good the instructions were. Not only were they good, but more importantly the screw holes lined up! This company not only organized the tools needed but also offered help (which I am proud to say we didn’t need.) Well-made product, with great instructions, and YES we will buy from them again!
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How do I make it full screen with the update
Hi PamG — are you having trouble making the posts full screen?
We had a metal bunkbed years ago and replaced it with wood because it would squeak. Now my younger kids need a bunk bed, but I’m hesitant to go with metal.
Anyone have this set and does it squeak when kids roll over or move while sleeping?