Dream On MeBrookside Toddler Bed in Black, Greenguard Gold Certified, JPMA Certified, Low to Floor Design, Non-Toxic Finish, Safety Rails, Made of Pinewood

Surprised on the quality for $60ish. About Ikea level in terms of quality. Took about 30minutes to assemble. Most time consuming part was putting the slats into the wood and fitting it into the adjoining side. Most time slats are placed on top of parallel sides on rails not into them. The instructions are pictured well, not worth the read though. If you can read a map you can assemble this. In terms of sturdiness, I weight 160 on a good day and sit here with my 7yo and we’ll read or snack together on it.

I had trouble putting this bed together to start the headboard centerpiece is made of like a cheap very thin piece of pressed board so hopefully she won't be able to put a hole in it by like kicking it or something cause I could've snapped it in half with my own bare hands if I wanted to, during assembly I had to make sure my kids weren't playing with it. there is also two legs that are in the center of the bed that hold up the two rails which are not one piece each is two pieces so 4 pieces total I had to drill self drilling screws they had no holes started for me or anything I ended up using power tools it was too hard to hand screw with a screwdriver and I was second guessing because I didn't want to put in holes in the wrong spot the directions were a bit confusing at times definitely do not look at the pictures as the main cause it looked like they wanted a bracket that holds the rails together, on the rails, but the next step showed it looking like it was on the foot not the rails...some of my pieces didn't have like the stickers with part numbers on each piece (like A1 and D1) so I would know what was what it literally took me three hours to build this bed all by myself I should've waited for my husband but I was impatient I put my sons twin bed together by myself and their cube organizer so I thought I could handle this bed but I was partly wrong I mean I eventually figured it out but it was a pain... the slats for the bed as well I would put two in and two would fall out I had to have my son help me at one point the slats didn't all go in nicely either some of them I had to twist to get in...overall I think now that it's together it's a fairly nice bed but much easier with two people than one for some reason the black was the most expensive I paid $100 and I do not feel it was worth that much probably more like the $70 that the white one costs the only thing I was really surprised by was shipping was super fast I ordered on February 17th and it said I would receive March 3-12 and I got it February 19th or 20th so that was nice we'll see how it holds up I hope that it does after all the work putting it together! I wish I would've looked around a little more but it's not terrible it'll do the job for a little while at least..

***I will say first off if your toddler is very proned to jumping on the bed or is rough in that sense with stuff the slates will break. I'd recommend have a 1/4 thick piece of mdf cut to put over the slates for extra support.****A very nice product for the price. All screws, bolts, and wood pieces came in the package. Everything in tact.The pieces are are labeled according to the instructions. The instructions were very clear. They have the bolts labeled as letter in the instructions, but my bags were not labeled. So make sure you are putting the right screws in the right spots.The "hardest" part was putting the slates into the otherside. A little bit of a pain.One person can assemble this, but two can be useful for the slate part.You may need a drill or a Phillips screwdriver, just becareful with the drill so you don't split the wood.All in all a good product for the price. Beautiful finish on it too.

This bed comes in a small box and it makes you think all the parts are not there. However once you open the box everything is there and let me tell you none of the screws are bolts are labeled. It is up to you to figure that part out. There was a video on YouTube with how to do part of the bed but not the full bed. This bed is extremely frustrating and took over an hour to put together which is ridiculous. It is not high quality wood so I do not recommend letting your toddler jump on the bed because it may break... everything has to be assembled from the headboard to the footboard and it's highly frustrating good luck

Don't waste your money. You get what you paid for isn't even applicable here. If I saw this at a resell store for $5 I wouldn't have purchased it. Directions are pictures, none of the pieces are labeled. If you are one person recruit a friend to help you put it together.The headboard came chipped, luckily after assembly you couldn't notice, however the top piece of the headboard looked like it was damaged and then colored in with a sharpie.. they must have drilled a hole in the wrong part on one of the pieces and filled it I had to sand down the filler so the pieces could lay flush. This was by far one of the most frustrating things I have ever bought. Save your time and money.