how much weight can the daybed hold
1762060
It's very sturdy and solid -- I'd say it shouldn't have problems with 250 lbs.
1746633
I would guess around 200 pounds would be the maximum! I am 240 and it felt fine to me! Just not as wide as I like! My 120 pound grandson slept on it and said it was good! The supplied mattress is a little thin so I bulked it up with a thick comforter and it seemed fine!
1065703
I'd say about 100 lbs to be safe. It's perfect for a young child but not sure an adult would feel sturdy with the bed.
1380813
We have ours on a twin bed. It should. I don't see why it wouldn't fit a day bed.
1896829
That is the suggested weigh limit yes, however you can take a couple 2x4's and reinforce underside of the top before setting it up. My boyfriend weights 170 and I weigh 150 so we already went over the suggested weight limit. We didn't reinforce the bottom and it's still holding perfectly well and looks like new and has no issue. I don't think you'll have an issue with it. We even have two kids jumping on our bed all the time without any problems so I wouldn't worry about the suggested weight limit. But if you are you can reinforce it if you want.
1598866
Im 190 lbs and when my son is sick I sleep with him (45 lbs) on the top bunk and it seem really sturdy.. Just as long as the child(ren) arnt jumping on it or horsing around, it should hold a pretty good amount! Hope I helped :)
1880054
Yes it's sturdy enough you will love it but it still has that daybed look if you don't mind that.
1537850
200lbs per bed. My set held up really well for about 18 months with a 4 and 8 year old. It probably would have lasted longer but we separated the bunks and they were suddenly "bounced" on.
1476259
I weigh about 250 and my wife about 160. Add in a 40 lbs dog and the bed holds 450 easily.
777355
I bought it back when I was 265 lbs, it also was fine for a friend who was 300 lbs. It's really just a piece of 3/4" plywood with some cushion, so it will be able to hold a lot of weight. (Home sub floors are often 3/4 ply)
933504
While the weight distribution is slightly different, my wife and I have slept on the bed several times with no issues. Combined, we're 300+. As far as long term, day in, day out, I'm not sure.
75247
I am pretty sure the max weight is around 200 pounds. I added extra slats to both the top and bottom bunks. My mother has slept on the bottom bunk on several occasions and it feels sturdy. I'm not sure I would have a heavy person on the top bunk even though it feels sturdy enough. Hope this helps.
1202180
I weigh 340 and was very worried the matress would not support my weight, but to my surprise it holds up very well, the bed is firm yet very very comfortable and I would definitely recommend this bed as a great bargain for the quality.
1200752
Although the manufacturer doesn't provide the exact number, 250 lbs will be fine. The bed/chair is pretty firm and will hold a good amount of weight
595562
We use these beds for our Shelters. They weigh about 23 lbs. One downside is the cover which fades very fast in the sun. You can't buy a replacement.
2608
We have had people up to 200 lbs on it but it's in a guest bedroom. It's been fine!
88394
Hello Yosora - Hello - I am not able to give you the weight capacity but can tell you the bed has met all the ASTM safety requirements for weight capacity. My understanding is the bed is tested with 400 pounds for a short period of time. This does not mean you should put 400 pounds on the bed. In general, beds that meet the ASTM safety guidelines have a recommendation of about 200 pounds of distributed weight per sleeping surface. Of course this will depend on many factors such as kids being kids and jumping up and down in one concentrated area or the thickness and quality of the mattress. Thank you for allowing me to assist you - from the #1 Discovery World Furniture seller on Amazon - Dreamscape Furniture:) Feel free to call me at 8007719330 if you need further assistance. Scott