It says the maximum weight recommendation is 25 pounds. Is this accurate? I want to sidecar it as a cosleeper
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Hmm... I guess I never saw that. It seems very sturdy. Granted I have the black one... But it's heavy metal. I wouldn't think so. But my daughter is almost 10 months and only weighs 17.5 lbs. guess it just depends on your baby. But soon she will be switching to a big girl bed probably in a couple of months anyway. Hope that helps!
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My grand daughter is almost 2 and well over 25 pounds...we are in the process of figuring out the conversion to a big girl bed ONLY because she is, head to toe, just fitting in the bed now. Luckily she never sleeps all stretched out. LOL A pretty good deal, since she was only supposed to be in it til she was about 6 months old. That said, she jumps in it all the time and is pretty rough. It squeaks a bit, but that's the only thing I can find at fault.
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25lbs pssh... I am 200lbs and can sit in this crib. Not comfortably of course but its is very sturdy.
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I see where it said that but this bed converts to a day bed and a twin bed so I don't think it is accurate. My 11 month old is only 18 pounds but I plan on using this bed for awhile.
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Yes, my daughter was about 25 pounds when she used hers. My friend's 2 year old uses one just fine, They're adjustable.
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I don't know what the weight limit is, but I had the twin version for my 100lb teenage daughter. It became wobbly about a year and a half in. A male friend came and he couldn't tighten it without putting something (sorry, I'm not sure what) on the screws. My daughter has since left for college and the bed works fine for my guest room.If you're using it for a spare bed, it's fine, but I would say it's not quite sturdy enough for daily use by a larger person (me included). Hope I could help a little!
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I'm in my 20/30s and not that strong I thought it was really light. But maybe 40lbs like others have said, but it's a lot lighter then I thought it would be. When I think heavy I think of a box of hard cover books or bricks. It's lighter then a conventional mattress it's maybe a third as heavy. It's not solid so it can fold I pull it around and it kinda like pulling a sled with kids in it.
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I am 270 lbs. and used it for the 1st time last night at home to test it out ,it held my weight I throw a quilt on it and it still did it do a job on my back. If you are planing to buy bet the extra mattress padding.This was intended as a extra cot for when my family comes to visit but I dont think I could put them throw this torture. I had to spend 1/2 hour under a hot shower and my back is still out of whack.
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I definitely agree that it's not a good mattress for heavier people. I am a 190-pound man, and it just sinks into much. My curvy partner sometimes sleeps on it too, and it sinks too much for her too. I think it's better for light- to moderate-weight people, especially those who are slender.
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It feels pretty sturdy however I only used it for a month but my daughter was 10lbs when I moved her from it to a crib, I would have been comfortable with her continuing to sleep in it had I not wanted her to get use to her crib.
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My son teenage sun is only 115lbs and he said he felt every spring and metal bar. I put one of those mattress pads on it and he said it was way more comfortable. I weight 168 and i feel as if it will collapse under me! Plus the heavier the person the more squeaky it gets.
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It says in the description that the weight limit for each of the beds is 250 lbs. We use our beds as two separate ones for my kids. My husband is a pretty big guy (about 180 lbs) and sometimes he falls asleep next to our son on the bed and we haven't had any problems. I also sleep next to my daughter at times and am not afraid that it's going to break. It seems pretty sturdy. Just to be cautious, I don't ever let them jump on their beds.
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Good Afternoon, Lori. The maximum weight is 250 pounds. I hope this is helpful. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Sarah-HearthSong Customer Service
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I'm using these as dog beds. My heaviest dog is 72 pounds. The manufacturer gives a maximum of 75 pounds for the cot. That is probably the most I would put on it. I've added the Dream on me Portable 3" mattress which I also got from Amazon and a standard pillow. Even though I would not put more weight than that on it, I can't emphasize how stable and solid the cot is if you adhere to the manufacturer's specs, i. e. 75 pounds max.
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I do not remember the max weight for this item, it should be on the web page. It is a very comfortable weekend or a couple of days bed. I am 130lbs and I have no problem sleeping on it at all. I have had no complaints from anyone else that has slept on this.
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VERY durable hammock. I weigh 235 & also had my 110lb son in with me for a test. I believe the load limit is understated. I feel very comfortable swinging & sleeping in it. Good Luck!
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Good Morning - 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 service. 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. I hope this helps. Scott
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It's intended for small kids, so you should not put more weight than the recommended by the manufacturer. But, the construction is in my opinion is pretty solid. My wife, unaware of the weight limitation shared the bed with my two years old boy while playing with him and the bed held without any trouble. It was just for couple of minutes, but the bed structure is undamaged. And it's light too!
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I tend to agree with Merry...I believe I was told approximately 250 lbs by a salesman at an Education Conference. I would contact KORESTOOL.com and ask the service team what they know about that.
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I read somewhere that the cot was rated for 350+ pounds. My husband is close to that (340 range) and had zero trouble with any feeling that he was stressing the cot. He securely sat on the side of the cot while putting on shoes and it held him just fine. It is the strongest cot I have ever seen. My only complaint is that it is a little high for me to get out of easily...I am 5'7 and find that I have to thrash around a bit to get the leverage to get off the darn thing which makes for lots of laughs!