Young America by Stanley Isabella Twin over Twin Sea Grass bunk bed - STAN2569-4 Review
Your little princesses are guaranteed to have lots of big dreams whether they include knights in shining armor or donning that helmet and shield themselves to save the land from peril. They'll need plenty of sleep to be prepared either way and while sleep is guaranteed in the Isabella Twin over Twin Bunk Bed it's just one reason to make this bunk the beginning of your girls' once-upon-a-times. This Provencal perch for two is an instant heirloom for modern homes thanks to antique-inspired detail and key safety - and space-saving - features.This sweet bunk bed is crafted in the USA from durable poplar and select hardwood solids and veneers with some simulated wood components. Light antiquing including gentle fly-specking and dry-brushing gives the wood itself Old World charm and Provencal detail - carved trim pieces arched crown moldings along the headboards and footboards and central ribbon-and-floral overlays - captures the dreamy romantic feel of the French countryside. Choose from a variety of soft solid-color or lightly striped finishes that feature subtle tonal striping along the bed's carved details and overlays.Built-in top-bunk safety rails keep little ones safe and a simple color-coordinated ladder is included. Optional trundle provides more sleeping space for your own kids or a comfortable spot for sleepover guests.We take your family's safety seriously. That's why all of our bunk beds come with a bunkie board slat pack or metal grid support system. These provide complete mattress support and secure the mattress within the bunk bed frame. Please note: Bunk beds and loft beds are only to be used by children 6 years of age or older.Safety:Every Young America product is made in the USA and meets or exceeds current mandatory and voluntary government and industry safety standards. All finishes are in compliance with Federal Regulation 16CFR1303 for lead content and have been certified as such by Intertek an independent testing laboratory recognized by both the Read more...
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