Tangkula Twin Size House Bed with Trundle Fence Decoration Wooden Windows Tall Roof Gray

Assembly was a bit tricky, as pieces were mislabeled, but eventually it came together [albeit not quite square]. Great for our toddlers, who love it. Step up into the bed is higher than I realized; we use a stepstool. Some pieces were cracked or chipped upon receipt [see photos] but it's holding up okay after a few months of use.

This bed LOOKS fun...but it is a very cheap multi piece jumble of mess! It arrives in two very heavy overpackaged boxes, and you must ike...construct it yourself. One of the pieces arrived cracked. So after my Husband had spent an hour constructing half of this, the cracked piece halted further development. Because this is purchased on target from a third party, you cannot just take back to the store, you must repackage this mess and drop off at a ups store yourself. It is a mess, and I do not recommend this headache at all!

My kids love love love this bed it’s a great idea . it inspires imagination of different tent/forts , It’s perfect for multiple kids to use even with the other beds Valencia the home this one is the preferred .

I absolutely love it, my daughter absolutely loves it as well. Easy to assemble, takes a bit of time but still simple.

My son was very excited about this bed! To start, it is beautiful. And most of the pieces are cut very well. All the hardware is wonderfully labeled, which helps with assembly. However, some pieces are either incorrectly labeled (which only makes for a frustrating assembly) or holes are drilled wrong. Some of the predrilled holes are too large for the corresponding screws/bolts, so they are just free spinning and not actually holding the wood together. There are also scratches on some of the grey pieces, showing white underneath. Can you make the bed work if you really want to? Yes. With a few trips to the hardware store you can probably get longer/wider screws/bolts for those that are drilled too large. There’s one piece we were able to flip upside down and secure using the hole meant for a small wood peg, because the holes didn’t line up correctly. But is it worth it? To us, no. We spent 3 hours assembling it, and ultimately decided not to finish when one large piece was drilled incorrectly. By this point we were not sure what else might be wrong. So we have the structure, but did not attach the roof or build the trundle. Now we have to disassemble the entire thing, pack it back up, and bring 170 pounds of wood back to Target. We also found some strange grooves in part of the trundle front panel, as if they started to cut in the wrong area. Along with a crack on one of the window frames, and an otherwise blemished piece of wood for the trundle. That was the final straw in deciding we’d rather just return it and buy something with good reviews.