Assembly went pretty easy. Make life simple, have at least two people in the beginning. All the hardware was included and all screw holes mated well. A couple of the barrel nuts should have been recessed a bit more for a better fit but functional.
I only have two issues one of which is out of their control just a friendly reminder. If you have a standard size kids' room forget about having a ceiling fan.
The second is totally on them. I bought this because I thought it was a great idea to be able to convert the bottom to another bunk for a sleepover. I pray she never has one. As others have said it's going to be a total pain and to not have any future problems with those holes you're going to need at least 2 people.
You have four bolts that hold the tabletop in place. Two for the steps on one side and two for one of the rails on the backside. You have to be able to get either underneath the bed for access to all four bolts or be able to pull the bed out from the wall to get to the backside. Unscrew them with your hex key and then lower the tabletop to the seat level and resecure in those corresponding holes.
After the weekend repeat.
I'm not an engineer so I can't think of a better design but they really need to find someone who can come up with one.
Not bad
Assembly went pretty easy. Make life simple, have at least two people in the beginning. All the hardware was included and all screw holes mated well. A couple of the barrel nuts should have been recessed a bit more for a better fit but functional. I only have two issues one of which is out of their control just a friendly reminder. If you have a standard size kids' room forget about having a ceiling fan. The second is totally on them. I bought this because I thought it was a great idea to be able to convert the bottom to another bunk for a sleepover. I pray she never has one. As others have said it's going to be a total pain and to not have any future problems with those holes you're going to need at least 2 people. You have four bolts that hold the tabletop in place. Two for the steps on one side and two for one of the rails on the backside. You have to be able to get either underneath the bed for access to all four bolts or be able to pull the bed out from the wall to get to the backside. Unscrew them with your hex key and then lower the tabletop to the seat level and resecure in those corresponding holes. After the weekend repeat. I'm not an engineer so I can't think of a better design but they really need to find someone who can come up with one.