Kids Zahava White Twin Low Loft Bed
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SKU: 39118030
The Zahava twin low loft bed is the perfect combination of functional and fun that both kids and parents love. Top bed features tall 14" guardrails. Solid, knot-free New Zealand pine wood adds strength and stability. Sturdy & Stable: high, 400-pound resting weight capacity per sleeping surface. Strong plywood slats with metal support bar. Space-saving: loft design opens up floor space. Total footprint (including ladder) 81.5""L X 54.25""W X 50""H; Actual bed measurements (excluding ladder) 81.5""L X 42.5""W X 50""H. At 50 inches high its ideal for low ceilings. Under-bed height is 33.25". Designed to accommodate standard twin-size mattress that is 5 inches thick, not to exceed 8 inches thick. Plywood slats included; no box spring or bunkie board required. Mattress and bedding not included. Ladder with rounded edges offers comfortable, easy climbing. Ladder is both reversible and removable, so it is flexible to work with any space. Customer assembly required.
Safety Information:
This product requires a bunkie board (sold separately). To ensure the safe use of our product, we ask that you observe the following safety warnings:
- Do not allow a child under 6 years of age to use the upper bunk.
- Limit top bunk use to one person.
- Full size bed is designed to use a mattress 74"-75" long x 52.5"-53.5" wide.
- Twin size bed is designed to use a mattress 74"-75" long x 37.5"-38.5" wide.
- Top bunk requires a mattress that is at least 5" below the top of the guardrail.
Collection
Zahava
Assembly
Manufacturer's InstructionsBed size
Twin
Headboard style
Panel headboard
Leg style
Straight legs
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
What is the benefit of a solid wood frame compared to a metal one for a kids' bed?
This bed is constructed from solid, knot-free New Zealand pine wood, which offers superior natural strength and stability compared to many metal frames. Solid wood is less prone to the "swaying" or "squeaking" often associated with metal tubing, and the material is more resilient against the daily wear and tear of an active child's bedroom.
Is a low loft bed suitable for a room with low ceilings or a smaller urban apartment?
Yes, this bed is an excellent choice for homes with space constraints or lower ceiling heights, such as those found in older suburban houses or city apartments. At just 50 inches tall, it provides ample head clearance for the child to sit up comfortably while still opening up 33.25 inches of usable space underneath for a reading nook, toy storage, or a small play area.
How do I ensure an elevated bed remains stable and doesn't wobble over time?
Structural integrity starts with high-quality materials, like the solid New Zealand pine used here. To maintain long-term stability, we recommend ensuring all bolts are tightened securely during the initial assembly. Because wood can naturally expand and contract with local humidity changes, our care experts suggest checking and re-tightening the hardware once or twice a year to keep the frame rigid and wobble-free.
At what age is it safe for a child to begin using a loft bed?
For safety and coordination reasons, it is widely recommended by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) that children be at least 6 years old before using an elevated bed. This bed is specifically designed with safety in mind, featuring tall 14-inch guardrails and a ladder with rounded edges to provide a more comfortable and secure climb for younger sleepers.
How much weight can a typical twin loft bed support?
While weight limits vary by design, this specific bed features a high resting weight capacity of 400 pounds. This is achieved through the use of sturdy plywood slats and a dedicated metal support bar, ensuring the structure is robust enough for both the sleeper and a parent who may want to sit on the edge for a bedtime story.
Are loft beds difficult to maintain or change the sheets on?
One of the primary advantages of a "low loft" design versus a full-height loft is the ease of maintenance. Because the mattress surface is only about four feet off the ground, most parents can easily reach the corners to change linens without needing a ladder or stool, making it much more practical for daily use than taller bunk or loft alternatives.
54.25"w x 81.50"d x 50.00"h
