Better Homes & Gardens Anniston Convertible Black Metal Triple Twin Bunk Bed, Gray Wood Accents

This triple bunk bed has been a game changer in our household. All the kids finally sleep in one room. Since adding this bed into our house it seems like the kids are closer than ever. I like how there are two ladders. One for the top bunk and one for the middle bunk. The design is really sleek and efficient. Great product that I would recommend to all my friends.

This bed completely exceeded my expectations! Very sturdy well built bunk beds. I am so impressed!!!! Rather than buying a toddler bed for my 1 year old he will be sleeping on the bottom bunk and fits perfect in their small bedroom. I was overwhelmed when I saw how many pieces and screws there were but the instructions were so easy to understand. I have bought several better home and garden items and absolutely love this brand over any furniture store. Great price point and quality products!

I run a hostel in Toronto and these bunk beds are at an amazing price and hold up super well. I have hundreds of guests sleep on these with no issues. Great buy would recommend for anyone who needs 3 beds in tight spaces.

I love this bunk bed!...it took about 3.5 hrs to put together between 2 people. We had no issues with the installation of the bed. Once it was put together, it was sturdy and I think it will last years. You are going to need space to put it together as you are instructed to start putting together the top bed first, then the middle bed, and lastly the bottom bed. After all are put together, then comes the stacking!. My kids are currently 6, 5, and 4...they love their bunk bed!.

Surprisingly easy to put together. It is definitely a 2 (or 3) person job but the directions were very clear. Tip, if you are assembling it in a small room I'd suggest working backwards. The directions have you starting with the top bunk and ending with the bottom. If you're in a small space it gets tough. Also, get your own allen wrench if able. The two that came with it were pretty janky so it was rough at the last few bolts. And, when you're putting the bunk connectors together leave the bottom one loose because you'll need to jiggle it to get it together. It took me and my husband about 3 hours to assemble beginning to end so really not that awful.

Shipped on time. Perfect for small bedrooms! took me about 5.5-6 hrs to put together by myself. you definitely need 2 people to stack the beds. The part that connects the bed, gives you a bit of trouble lining up but nothing horrible. Great quality! Definitely recommend for kids who are sharing a room or small spaces.

I love the $295 price tag for a triple bunk bed. I like the slim frame design. I felt more comfortable adding the bed rails to the middle bunk even though it's currently set up as a single bed just for support to the structure. It also prevents the mattress from sliding around so much. Neither my husband nor I am super confident in the guard railings holding as we have tried to convince our boys not to pull on them as they climb up--to only grasp the ladder--but it's a natural inclination to use them to climb. The end board cross rails are also so narrow and seem a bit too flimsy for typical end of bed climbing that boys will do, so we've forbidden that and hope it's a while before the rails/poles bend under a foot of a boy that's chosen to climb the head/foot board anyway. Next, the slats. Having recently purchased a similar style slat frame (but different brand) that just snapped in, screwing every slat was tedious for all three beds. It was also a little tricky to follow the instructions to make a double bunk and single bed. I was glad I looked over all the instructions first. I have often read in reviews and agreed that BHG is the better brand at Walmart but my recent purchases are making me wonder if the savings are worth the hassle of all the steps to build and all the screws. Lastly, it would have been nice if BHG/Walmart put the recommendation of no more than 5 inch mattress in the details/specifications on the product page and not only in the instruction manual and it would still be nice to know the max weight capacity for each bed. We have 10-12 inch mattresses with bunkie boards on and they're holding after a month of use. I expect them to hold but as a bunk the space between is tight--obviously designed for the not more than 5 inch mattress.

I was sooo excited to get this bed!!! We almost had it all put up and found out it's missing the x connectors ya know parts that connect the beds together. I called and ordered the parts came in today and they only sent 7 of the 8!!! So I called back and the lady tells me they are on back order and dont know when the part will come in. The beds look nice though and were easily put together.....just disappointed in not being able to put the whole bed together.

At first I really loved this bed set and raved about it to people. Ive had it less than one month and I thought that metal was just maybe painted over and was cracking on the bed rail where it connects to the frame. No, it has completely snapped. I called to see if I could get the bed rail replaced. After a hour of being on the phone, Nope. I ( a single mother of 4 ) would have to take it completely back apart, load it into my vehicle and bring it back to the store or get it mailed. I was told I need to call the manufacturer and they could get me a 5-10% discount on any repairs. So I have to put more money into something I just got? How does that make any sense to anyone? Why cant the piece be replaced or reimbursed for it.

I'm very disappointed with this triple bunk. We have a total of 6 boys that range in age from 1mo to 12yrs. We purchased this bunk bed as our 3 oldest boys (7,8,12yrs) wanted to share a room. Size wise this bed is great and low profile for a triple bunk, leaving a good amount of floor space in their room to play still (we live in a smaller home so space saving techniques are a must for us!) however the actual construction of this bed is poor. My husband was able to put it together mostly on his own without issues (he does have a lot of experience with assembling furniture/handyman type skills) but the bed simply did not hold up. It's been less than a year and the ‘wood' slats are falling off constantly and the bolts need tightened every few days- one of the railings completely bent and became unsafe so our triple bunk is no longer a triple but was taken apart and turned into two single beds and the third portion went out to bulk trash. Yes- I have 6 boys and boys can be rough and rowdy but our boys do not have toys in their rooms and don't play much in that space so I'd like to say that this was because my boys are rowdy and wild but I truly do not believe that's the case… rather just poor engineering of this bed.