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We arrived Friday & our guests are staying in the basement. We all love the beds!!' You guys did a great job! I had shopped online for over a yr & 1/2 and you had the best beds at the best price by far!

Sent from my iPhone Kathy G. from Texas and St. Mary’s Glaser, Colorado 8-29-2011

Steve,

We ordered 2 bunk from you and loved em. Interior decorator said they are comparable to beds that she paid $8000 for. We also need 4 outdoor adirondack chairs and a small outdoor table for the deck. What is your timetable?

Eric Marye , Crested Butte

HGTV DREAM HOME BUNK BEDS and more......

Dream Home ski dorm bunk room designed just for your ski lodge. ...

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twin over twin with large drawers 1025.00

We LOVE the timber bunk beds! We are waiting for the rest of the mattresses to arrive and when they do , I will send you some pics of the rooms! They really look amazing.

Thanks again,

Jill C. from Prescott, Az. 7-25-2011

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The bed looks great! and we are very happy with it! Check will be in the mail tomorrow. Thanks again for everything! Kristy- Penn. and Breckenridge

Steve,

We went and got the Bunkie Board mattresses from Denver Mattress and they are made for bunk beds like you said. They fit perfect and we are extremely happy with the end result, looks awesome.

Thanks again- Tom -Denver, Co.

Hi Steve. We were at the unit this weekend and were so thrilled to see your work. It was exactly what we wanted and couldn't be happier. Thank you so much for all your efforts. If you ever have a potential customer who would like to speak with someone you have done work for, please feel free to give them my contact info.

Warm regards,

Sheri -Beaver Creek & Texas 10-10-10

Let us design a HGTV Dream Home 2011 Ski Dorm Bunk Room ... for you with any shape and size room with any shape and size bunk bed set...Log or timber construction, stronger and Safer then those that come out of a box from China. Charm , appeal and very eye catching. Colorado lodgepole pine Aspen or rustic timber. Also see how they used locally sourced beetle-killed pine in the HGTV GREEN HOME 2011 in DENVER

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SAFETY WARNINGS
Upper bunk bed should NOT be used by children under the age of 8
and buyers need to be aware of the possible risks and entrapment hazards. Our Bunk Beds are mainly designed for Adult use and are built very strong for that reason. Minors should not use these beds as a jungle gym and small kids should be supervised at all times because of any risks. Buyers should not purchase mattresses (thick) that exceed a safe standard for the bed frame safety rails . Always inspect a bunk bed for lose rails and or parts. With Our beds, the foundation or bunkie board should alway be attached in place with no gaps or spaces from bottom to the top, under the mattress. Gaps should not be more then 3.5 inches in any direction.
Some beds styles pictured here are no longer available due to safety standards and modifications. All consumers should read these safety requirements before purchasing and using a bunk bed.

http://www.cpsc.gov/businfo/regsumbunkbed.pdf

Bunk Bed Safety Issues
Every year, thousands of children are injured on bunk beds. Accidents can happen in any household, including a local girl who nearly lost her life after falling from a bunk bed. Kansas City parents who place their children on bunk beds every night for bed need to know about the risks and safety tips associated with bunk bed use.

The biggest safety issue with bunk beds involves children falling off the bed. Injuries sometimes occur when children are playing around in the bed; other dangers include children who fall or roll off in the middle of the night. In the case of very small children, entrapment and subsequent strangulation are also other dangers to consider.

GGuardrails are meant to protect a small child from accidentally falling; however, guardrails are sometimes the source of the danger. Some types of guardrails will actually become dislodged and allow a small child to slip between the rail and the bed, becoming trapped. In other instances, the guard moves allowing children to slip out of bed and fall. Check the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) website for the latest bunk bed recalls.

To prevent strangulation, be sure that there is no gap greater than 3.5 inches. Close in any gap larger than this with additional boards, or replace the guardrail altogether. Rails that simply hook onto the bed are more apt to slip and allow for falls. Choose guardrails that permanently attach to the bed with hardware.

Parents will often affix a guardrail on the outer side of the bed figuring on the wall next to the bed to prevent and falls from that side. Unfortunately, children have died after falling between the bed and the wall. Always use a guardrail on either side of the bed especially for very young children. Guardrails should extend at least five inches above the mattress.

Top bunks often sit on a small board which rests on the narrow ledges beneath the mattress. Children on the lower bunk have been trapped and even suffocated after the top bunk mattress has fallen down on top of them. Attaching extra cross boards beneath the mattress can help prevent a tragedy, even if the child kicks and pushes on the upper mattress.

Buy mattresses that fit the bunk beds. Measure carefully to be sure that there are no large gaps between the mattress and the side of the bed. Again, gaps anywhere on the bed pose a strangulation hazard for children. Most beds and mattresses come in either regular or extra long; be sure to match the right mattress type with the right bed size.

Be sure that the bunk bed ladder is secured to the bed, and not simply set against the bed frame. Watch children carefully on bunk beds. Do not permit horseplay. The risk of injury for children engaged in horseplay is very real. Children under the age of six years should not sleep on the top bunk. Lastly, be sure that the bed cannot separate if the children do play around. Install a lock that will keep the beds safely attached.

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Adult Strong Log and Timber Bunk Beds in any shapes and sizes.

Please review safety standards below before purchasing anyones bunk beds.

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750.00 HGTV twin over twin

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