TUFFING Loft bed frame, dark gray, Twin
Price $ 199.00
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A loft bed is perfect when you need to combine several functions on a small surface. This one has passed the same tough safety tests as all our other loft beds. It’s just a little lower – and cheaper.
Article Number302.994.47
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Children need space in their room to play and do homework – and sleep, of course. With a loft bed you can solve all of this in an area of just 21.5 sqft
You can use the space under the bed for storage, a workspace or seating.
A good solution where space is limited.
It’s easier to get in and out of the bed with a centered ladder.
Measurements
- Length: 77 1/2 "
- Width: 38 1/4 "
- Height: 70 1/2 "
- Mattress length: 74 3/8 "
- Mattress width: 38 1/4 "
- Max. mattress thickness: 5 1/8 "
- Height under loft bed: 57 1/8 "
- Max. load: 220 lb
Reviews
The noisiest bed ever CiaraWe purchased this bed for our son in July because he was moving into a smaller room. The size and height of the bed is great but the frame is SO NOISY. Anytime he climbs in/put, rolls over in his sleep, even just moves around to get comfortable it makes the loudest creaking noises. Unfortunately we can’t return it because there’s no ikea where we live in South Carolina and because I despise the idea of taking it apart to return it. Really wish I had seen how noisy it was in reviews before I bought it.
MehAmandaNot great, need a bunkie board with it otherwise the mattress just goes through the slats even with the mesh there. Squeaks a lot. Good if you’re on a tight budget but definitely get a bunkie board. I was able to put it together by myself but the ladder is a pain to try to get on.
2/5AshleyThe bed is good if you're looking for short term. Eventually the screws start to get loose, makes a creaking noise, shakes a ton with the smallest movements and doesn't seem safe. The orange stoppers on the end of the ladder feet will stain floors and carpets.
Ladder gave outLisbethI bought two of these and one latter will not stay put. The issue started prior to a year old and I’ve been fighting with it by trying to pin it down with rope and tried to fluff up the carpet so it grips but it just won’t hold. At this point I just want to buy another product that will
Last and will remain sound on support.
Don't be enticed by the low price.JennaThis bed was extremely difficult to assemble, and I have assembled a lot of IKEA furniture. The mesh netting that is part of the mattress support tore during installation, and the screws stripped out or the holes were too large, so I could never get a tight fit.
more room space Anonymous reviewerkids do love it set up desk n etc
A decent and necessary piece of furniture. I am looking for a way to reinforce this bed, as I doubt it holds 220 lbs at this point. WYesterday was my 3rd time assembling this bed, and this time I did it all by myself, without any aids! The trick is to build it all on its side on the floor, and tip it up vertically once it’s mostly built. It did take at least 6 hrs, though — even though I was only disassembling it enough to move it next door.
One warning, though — please immediately remove all of the fabric, as it’s prime bedbug habitat! Seriously, one frenzied night I found that a whole population of bedbugs had taken residence in the netting, so I had to immediately cut out and bag every inch of it with scissors and knives. The bed works fine without it, and the bedbugs have not returned since.
I agree that the included hardware is unnecessarily tricky, which is why I wish they had included some extras in case the parts get stripped or bent as well as lost. (I had to deal with all three). I also don’t know why the bed rails on the ladder side are designed to be wobbly (which is a but disconcerting).
omg so good TaylorSo I bought this for my child and she loves it. This is such a good bed. She put it under her couch and it looks so good together. If you put this at the edge it will fall but still so amazing. The only problem is that the ladder is wiggly but my daughter doesn't care. Buy it!
7 years and still TUFF.SviSo, it takes some intelligence to put it together. Main thing is don’t tighten the screws until all of the pieces are together. Thread all the curved steel through the fabric first.
I’ve taken this apart and back together multiple times (by myself )and if you try to put it together upright , you will hate it.
My kids love it.
Only problem is that I can’t get replacement parts for it anymore because I lost the bracket that holds the ladder on, and the steps on the ladder are too thin to be comfortable on the feet. The grip tape also fell off. I would say that the ladder design and placement is the only regret with this bed. Everything else is great.
Not even a year old and my son hates his bed Anonymous reviewerThis bed started off great my 6 year old was excited for it. Not even a year later the squeaking has drove him insane. It is sooooo bad. Wish we bought a different bed. This didn’t last long at all. Only thing I can think of doing is rebuilding it with locktite in every screw but it really sucked to build it the first time. What a nightmare.
Loft bedAnonymous reviewerThe bed it self is awesome, it made my daughters room so much bigger and using he space under for her desk is awesome, the building was a bit complicated when it came to the mesh needing to be thread instead of it maybe having better parting and the final step of stretching it into the area those needed to be was a bit complicated yet I feel it with some patience its attainable and the final look is beautiful.
Review of the IKEA Tuffing Loft Bed: Testing and Strengthening Our RelationshipMelinehAh, the IKEA Tuffing loft bed. If you're looking for an adventure in relationship building, this is the piece of furniture for you. My partner and I have assembled our fair share of IKEA products, but this one took the cake—and nearly our sanity.
First off, the instructions. I've never seen anything so convoluted. IKEA, you outdid yourself. The only parts labeled were the four poles, stamped with numbers. If you can stamp those, why not the rest? Seriously, throw us a bone here! We assembled and reassembled this bed no less than five times to get the correct pieces in the correct places.
The S-shaped wrench was a nice touch, a small consolation prize in this epic saga. It felt like an upgrade from the traditional L-shaped wrench, though by the end, I felt I could have used a whole new set of tools (and nerves).
Building the slats with that rod—oh, the rod! Imagine trying to thread a needle with your feet while blindfolded. I used every curse word I know in multiple languages. The rod kept sliding out of place, turning me into a frustrated, multilingual sailor.
Then there’s the fabric. One long, continuous piece of soft, lovely fabric. It must be looped over cold, unbending steel bars. It’s like trying to dress a very uncooperative mannequin in a single piece of clothing. Delightful.
One of the main problems? The holes at the ends of the rods. They look like they belong at the bottom in the instructions, but surprise—they should be at the top. It’s a minor detail, really, just one that added hours to our assembly time.
We left the bed 70% done on day one. The slats were incredibly frustrating to handle. I followed the instructions, but that long metal rod just wouldn't stay in place. On day two, I did what any desperate assembler would do: I looked up a video of someone else successfully assembling the slats. Follow the video, folks—save your sanity.
In the end, my husband and I decided to stay together. We now have a new understanding of our limits and understandings. This bed gets four stars, only because of the number of times we had to reassemble it. The Tuffing loft bed tested us, but it didn’t break us. Plus, the kid loves it.
Maximize your livable spaceAerynAs a young adult redoing their small bedroom, a loft bed is a lifesaver. I have so much more space now. There is ample room underneath for a desk and chair or whatever else you want to use it for. If you use your phone in bed frequently just make sure you buy a long charging cord!
It took 3 people (a 3rd can help at certain steps like tightening the frame) about 2 and a half hours, and it was a fairly easy process.
The most difficult parts for us were: 1. Threading the bars through the netting (just go slow and adjust/reposition the netting if the bar gets stuck). 2. Attaching the mattress support bars (we had one person adjusting the position of the bar and one adjusting the netting and screwing it in).
I bought a thicker mattress than is recommended (I have chronic back pain and need good support), but I have no doubts about my safety. If you need more support or are getting it for an older child, consider getting a slightly better mattress, just make sure everyone feels safe.
A Nightmare to AssembleMonaI’ve always absolutely HATED Ikea furniture and the instructions are exactly why. The instructions are ALWAYS unclear. You gotta follow pictures that aren’t even clear depictions of the parts. They need to work on improving all their manuals. My two brothers and I worked on it for 5 freakin hours and still didnt finish building it. And the bars that go across between the two sides to hold the mattress, it is SO UNCLEAR on how that was supposed to be put on, so we have to unscrew each pole and fix it and screw it back. It’s a little concerning & intimidating how high up the bed is, it’s like over 6ft. But it’s sturdy and can hold weight. I even tried shaking the frame in the store to see if it was wobbly and it wasn’t, which I didn’t assume it to be bc i doubt any store would sell something they could receive a lot of lawsuits for.
Nice and SturdyArmaniOnly took me and my brother to finish this in a maybe 2 hours. You need to carefully read it, as it was easy to mistake one piece for the other. The parts with the mesh was fairly easy if you know what to do. They do give you a small example on how to do it but it's not obvious. Instructions were pretty much clear for the most part. We also tested it by being on top of it. So it can carry around 260lbs (I weigh 120lbs and my brother is 140lbs). Overall, good price and very sturdy bedframe!
Sturdy, beautiful and easy to assemble.JosefinaJust what I expected. My 11 year old grandson loves it.
A dream and a nightmare EsmeraldaListen, we picked up this at 5 in the afternoon and got home at 6 pm. Three people started the process to assemble this bed and we didn’t finish all. It was almost 11 pm and everyone was so stressed (only the frame where the bed goes and the stairs were missing by then) that we gave up and did the rest the next day. The next day…if you thought it was going to be easy just because the frame where the bed goes and the stairs were missing…you are WRONG…three more people and two hours later (after blood, sweat and tears) we finished…never again…I should’ve read the reviews before…and also looks sturdy. I tried it, works fine, as intended. I looked up in the internet supposedly hold up to 220 lbs.
What you save by purchasing this bed outweighs the effort and time it takes to assemble it.
Nice sizeCallistoIm enjoying the frame so far I wish the bars were a bit wider it feels like I might fall coming down the steps in the morning. Im wondering what the weight limit is on it I can’t find it posted anywhere! Not on the unit the box or the website
The loft mesh cloth of bedAnonymous reviewerThe mesh cloth that goes on and around the bed so complex to tug on, also ripped the thread comes of easy pretty sure won’t last long
Nice bedShantelNice bed however wish it didn't wiggle as much and was a little more sturdy. Have a 70 pound kid on top and it wiggles. Also pain in the tush to put together.
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Story
A bed for new perspectives
Life is pretty good here at the top of the bed. Teasing younger siblings can be kept at a distance, and when mum or dad says good night, the height is just perfect for a hug. Both bunk beds and loft beds are good choices when you want to create more space in a smaller area. With TUFFING, we also managed to make more bed from less material.
We made TUFFING bunk bed and loft bed of stable steel and mesh fabric, and somewhat lower than other bunk beds. It means less use of material and that each bed weighs less to transport.
Kids don't think about safety so we do.
By centering the ladder, the loft bed became more stable. The ladder also serves as a guard rail for the bunk bed – because children’s beds should be safe places, no matter if you are in the middle of play or deep in the world of dreams. That is why our children’s beds undergo rigorous furniture tests. The industry’s safety standards are very strict, but we take it further. When working with TUFFING, we focused especially on avoiding gaps and openings where small hands and feet can easily get stuck. When we had a model of the bed, it underwent two weeks of intense fatigue tests where the bed frame was continuously exposed to strong forces.
A vital place for kids to rest and recharge.
Throughout the design process we took part in research results from Dr Barbie Clarke, a child psychologist with many years of experience in research about children and their development. She explains the role of the bed: When we do global research the children we interview will often say that their bed is the favorite part of their home." It is something they can call their own; ‘This is mine, my space’. Even if they are sharing a lot of other things, the bed is often a private area that helps them work out who they are, rest and recharge."
Material
What is steel?
Steel has unique characteristics when it is stretched and shaped since it remains strong. It provides strength to everything from skyscrapers and cars to bed frames and outdoor furniture. The steel industry is moving in the direction of more energy-efficient production and stronger steel qualities. It doesn’t lose any of its properties when recycled and today steel is one of the most recycled materials in the world.