Finish: Antique Honey Brown Oak with Antique Aged Brass Doubloon Pulls and Hardware
Material: Oak and Mindy Wood
Twin Size Bunk Bed with Pirate Ship Design in Antique Honey Brown Oak Finish
The "Open Seas" bunk bed from the Shiver Me Timbers Collection sails into your shipmate*s bedroom with its unique pirate ship design, inviting the imagination to sail the seven seas.
Design features include unique boarding ladder, arched overhanging cap rails, plank grooved end panels, turned rod guardrails, and double arched base end panels.
Two adjustable heights of bottom bed allows trundle to be easily placed beneath.
No bunkie board or extra slats necessary; this bunk includes 14 slats for each bed.
Your kids will sure to love this pirate theme bunk bed.
This bunk bed is certified with ASTM bunk bed safety standard.
Some assembly required.
Item is made in Vietnam.
Product Details
Powell Shiver Me Timbers Wooden Bunk Bed, Twin
Kitchen: 0 pages (2008-05-15)
Publisher: Powell
Label: Powell
Studio: Powell
Average Customer Review: based on 2 reviews
Sales Rank in Furniture & Decor: #477572
Customer Reviews
Avg. Customer Review:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great bed! 2009-08-10
Comment: We've had this bed put up for a week and the kids love it. The 50 pounder on the top doesn't make the slats move at all. The bed is very, very sturdy and doesn't wiggle when they are in it. All the parts were there and it went together very fast. Delivery took only about a week. It really looks like a very nice, substantial piece of furniture.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not safe at all out of the box 2009-05-09
Comment: Amazon, please change your description of the product. "No bunkie board or extra slats necessary." This is NOT correct.
The boards that ship with the product are not strong enough to hold up a fifty pound seven year old on a mattress. They bulge in a rather frightening way if she moves at all.
Maybe I made a mistake believing the description, as it's our first bunk bed, but this is definitely an unsafe product as shipped. For this much money, it should be safe to sleep on without heading to a home improvement store.
I was so furious about the weak boards, that I barely even reacted to the missing ladder latches or two types of screws that were not there. I haven't decided if I am going to try to make the product safe or send it straight back. It is an attractive piece, but NOTHING is worth my kids getting hurt. I will not trust anything from Powell ever again.