One Frame Holds a Whole Room

The Rilven loft bed is the twin size version of this metal frame, built so every side under the deck carries storage. A powder-coated steel frame lifts the platform on square posts, tall full-length guardrails enclose the deck, and a steel slat deck holds a Twin mattress with no box spring, purchased separately. Below, a four-compartment cube unit anchors one end with a desktop running off it and turning the corner along the frame. The opposite side opens to a hanging bar with more than four and a half feet of clearance beneath it, enough for long coats and dresses, over a full-length base panel that runs post to post. The ladder rises off that panel at one end. The deck is rated to 350 pounds.

FEATURES

• Full-Height Clothes Rack hangs a bar with more than four and a half feet of clearance beneath it, taking long coats and dresses upright rather than folding them into a drawer
• Four-Cube Storage Unit anchors one end of the frame with open compartments for books, folded stacks, small bins and everything a desk drawer cannot hold
• Full-Length Base Panel runs post to post beneath the hanging bar, lining up shoes, boxes and storage bins along the entire side at floor level
• Corner Desktop runs off the cube unit and turns along the frame, laying out a continuous surface for a laptop, books and everyday things within reach
• Storage on Three Sides wraps the space beneath the deck with cubes, hanging space and floor-level panel rather than leaving a single wall to do all the work
• Tall Full-Length Guardrails rise high around the perimeter of the deck, enclosing a twin mattress well above its top surface
• Steel Slat Foundation holds the mattress directly with no box spring, keeping the deck flat and the sleeping surface level
• Powder-Coated Steel Frame carries the whole structure in metal rather than panel construction, holding square under a loaded frame of storage
• Single-Room Footprint replaces a wardrobe, a bookcase and a storage unit with one frame, clearing a teen bedroom, student apartment or dorm room

Materials

• Frame, Posts and Guardrails: Steel
• Frame Finish: Powder-Coated
• Ladder: Steel
• Mattress Deck: Steel Slats
• Desktop and Panel Surfaces: Engineered Wood Board
• Cube Unit Panels: Engineered Wood Board
• Panel Surface Finish: Melamine
• Hanging Bar: Steel
• Hardware: Metal

Care Instructions

• Wipe the steel frame with a soft damp cloth and dry it right away so water does not sit on the powder-coated surface
• Wipe the desktop, base panel and cube panels with a soft damp cloth and a mild detergent, then dry immediately
• Blot spills on the desktop as they happen rather than letting liquid sit along the panel edge
• Avoid abrasive powders, scouring pads, bleach and solvent-based cleaners on the frame and the panels
• Wipe the hanging bar with a dry cloth and keep damp clothes off it until they have dried
• Vacuum the cube compartments with a soft brush attachment rather than reaching in with a wet cloth
• Dust the slat deck and guardrails with a dry cloth, reaching between the bars rather than only across them
• Retighten every frame bolt after the first two weeks of use, then check them every few months
• Lift the frame clear of the floor when repositioning rather than dragging it