Queen Size Floor Bed for Kids Wood Montessori Bed Frame with Fence Railings & Support Slats, Queen Playhouse Beds for Boys Girls, No Box Spring Needed, Natural

Had a hard time getting my child to sleep in a crib. This is a crib on the floor, and has been great for my son. Gives me the piece of mind to know that he is safe and comfortable in a floor bed.

Damaged in different areas

The grandson like co sleep but we wanted him in his own space. he can get out the bed without huting himself and he loved the independence. we lay with him going to sleep and get up and leave after asleep. it works awesome.

The best bed! I love the easy access for parents and child! I was never a fan of the original crib choices and I’m soo glad we purchased this earlier than later.

It is nicely made, but difficult to put together and the instructions aren’t very clear

This bed was very easy to put together. It was built much nice than I anticipated. The dark finish is beautiful and seems like it will last for awhile. The bed is also very sturdy. My daughter and our two dogs are constantly running in and out of her bedroom playing on it. The only thing I dislike about this bed is the door/opening. When we attached the door to the frame it went on very well and worked as it should. However after about 2 weeks it seems to have shifted slightly and made the door very tight to close/open without being slammed or picked up slightly to operate. In order to fix the issue, we had to remove and reattach the door. Other than that, great product for the price!

My baby loves sleeping in her own bed!

We got the queen size and are overall happy with it!Pros:-Assembly wasn’t bad with power tools. My husband did it alone in under an hour.-The outer frame (“fence” part) is really solid and can take the weight of my 40lb toddler climbing over it very easily-Looks cute-Gate is convenient and my toddler loves unlatching it over and overCons:-There is absolutely no way it could hold 300lbs as advertised without making your own modifications. My husband is 220 and every support beam creaked and started to crack just from him rolling gently onto the bed. It was an easy fix since he grabbed scrap wood and added a support beam lengthwise underneath the width-wise wood slats it came with, but that should really be included if you’re going to claim that weight limit.-As others have said, there are substantial gaps around the edges, so I wouldn’t ever use this for an infant/baby, but it’s not a big deal for a toddler. We just lined each side with her stuffed animals and you can’t tell. Wish they’d update the dimensions of the product so it wasn’t an issue for so many people though.-Aesthetically, the metal brackets do have a rainbowy stain to them which isn’t the end of the world but does cheapen it a bit. And the bright yellow weight limit sticker is a nightmare to fully remove. I used a hair dryer and cleaning products, but there’s still residue left over.