Questions, answered plainly

We update them on a schedule and every price carries the date of its last update. A price can move between our updates, so the checkout page is always the document of record. If you catch a mismatch, tell us and we fix it with the next update.

Because it had no price in our current update. We keep the design listed for reference instead of hiding it, and the price returns with the next one.

It is the limit the maker states for a static, distributed load: sleepers and bedding at rest. It is not a rating for jumping or landings. The capacity chart lists every stated figure in the range side by side.

That is exactly what the Ceiling Fit page answers: give it your ceiling height and it checks every loft and bunk in the catalogue for sitting clearance above the mattress, showing the arithmetic as it goes.

A low-profile one, usually 6 to 8 inches. The guardrail has to stand at least 5 inches above the mattress top, counting any topper, so the rail height of your frame sets the mattress budget. The mattress-fit page walks through it.

No. Every bed frame in this range carries a slatted steel deck that supports the mattress directly.

Not under 6 years old. That line comes from the federal bunk-bed standard and the American Academy of Pediatrics alike, and the safety page cites both.

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