Ill start off by saying that we came here to purchase this frame after months of waiting for another frame to become available (shipping issues). Ill say that the frame is much more lightweight than I was expecting, but the pieces seem sturdy. Maybe not solid wood sturdy.but honestly who makes furniture like that anymore (which sucks). I build this on my own and did not need a second person to help for any of the steps These instructions were pretty easy to follow and well marked. My only note would be to those building this frame in a small room (like I did). When it comes to building to trundle, note that youre building it from back to front so position yourself so that you dont have to then flip it once its build like I did. My other note would be for those with hardwood floors. The trundle bed doesnt have a stopper so it moves around and it doesnt stay flush with the face of of frame Im thinking of putting some sort of stopper between the end if the trundle and the wall so that its always flush with the frame and it looks like the pictures. Other than that, well see how it holds up with my cry child. what else can I say
Lightweight frame
Ill start off by saying that we came here to purchase this frame after months of waiting for another frame to become available (shipping issues). Ill say that the frame is much more lightweight than I was expecting, but the pieces seem sturdy. Maybe not solid wood sturdy.but honestly who makes furniture like that anymore (which sucks). I build this on my own and did not need a second person to help for any of the steps These instructions were pretty easy to follow and well marked. My only note would be to those building this frame in a small room (like I did). When it comes to building to trundle, note that youre building it from back to front so position yourself so that you dont have to then flip it once its build like I did. My other note would be for those with hardwood floors. The trundle bed doesnt have a stopper so it moves around and it doesnt stay flush with the face of of frame Im thinking of putting some sort of stopper between the end if the trundle and the wall so that its always flush with the frame and it looks like the pictures. Other than that, well see how it holds up with my cry child. what else can I say