Euroco Modern Wood Twin Bunk Bed with Shelves and Drawer for Kids Teens Room, White

This is the second bunk bed I've bought from this brand—first white, now gray—and shockingly, the world didn't end during assembly. Yes, it has a lot of pieces. It's a bunk bed, not a folding chair. And to be fair, it's harder than your average IKEA project. If you've survived IKEA's more “character-building” builds, this one sits right up there. Challenging? Yes. Impossible? No. The design actually makes sense, the parts fit, and the built-in shelves are genuinely useful instead of the usual “looks cute, does nothing” gimmick. I see a lot of reviews complaining about assembly, and I'm honestly confused. I've built two of these now—everything lined up, there were extra parts, and the instructions are basically a picture book. Not exactly rocket science unless your Allen wrench fears you. Each bed took me around four hours. Anyone faster deserves a medal. With a little patience and a second pair of hands for a few steps, it's absolutely doable. Pro tips: don't tighten the bolts until the end and match the hole placements with the diagrams before committing. I also added a sheet of plywood over the slats for extra support. If you do that, put the bottom slats in first, then the plywood. If you fully install all slats first… you will experience instant regret. Ask me how I know. Once assembled, the bed is sturdy, practical, and honestly better engineered than a lot of pricier furniture. If you can handle tools without melting down, you'll be fine. I used Allen bits with a power drill instead of the tiny hex wrench. My hands thanked me. Shipping was on time for both orders, nothing was damaged, and yes—the boxes are heavy enough to question your life choices. GOOD LUCK. YOU CAN DO THIS.