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[quote=Anonymous]I have one from Room and Board and regret it. The bunk bed itself is of extremely high quality and looks like new 7 years later, however, it is a twin over full (my thought at the time was to use the full part for guests 1x or 2x per year as we lived in a condo and there was not guest bedroom). Also, for my child to have sleepovers, etc (there is a great trundle underneath).

That said, the bed I chose has the two beds (twin and full) fully connected and I can't dismantle them to have two separated bed. Now, 7 years later, I live in a SFH with plenty of room and 2 guests bedrooms and my child doesn't want a bunker anymore. I feel bad getting rid of it because it is such a high quality piece of furniture and it was expensive.

For now I put it on my youngest's bedroom and put another full size bed in my oldest... it should last us another 3 or 4 years before the youngest outgrow it too.

Rambling aside, my point is to suggest you think ahead and if you decide for a bunker bed get one that is a) cheap (it doesn't need to be great quality since kids outgrow these things - unless you need the space like I did when living in a condo) OR;

B) get one that can be turned into two separate bed.[/quote]

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