For the last 2 years, my 5 year-old twins have been sharing a full-sized bed. The bed was a bunk bed but no one wants to sleep on the top so both kids slept together on the bottom. They love each other and play well together but sleep is a whole different issue. While my son likes his space, my daughter likes to roll around and explore all the corners of the bed in her sleep. So we sold their full-sized bed and got them separate twins. I let my daughter pick out her bed and this is the one she chose.Pros:- Design. It's simple and modern. The headboard is high with sparkling crystals (see pictures). The crystals are plastic without sharp edges. The footboard and side rails match the headboard in color and material. The bed is pretty low to the floor so kids are less likely to hurt themselves if they roll off. The side rails are rather high so they can accommodate thicker mattresses as well as cover a good amount of clearing to prevent large items from rolling under the bed and being lost forever.- Assembly. This bed is very easy to assemble. The instructions are adequate similar to what I would expect from a popular swedish furniture chain. I was provided with extra screws which is nice just in case anything was lost or missing during assembly. Simple tools are included which work well but if you have a nice allen wrench set this will work better. The slats are well made and connected. There is a piece of wood at the end of the side rail (see pictures) to put the first slat in so that the slats don't move around underneath. Slats are also held in place by screws at the end and in the middle (see pictures).- Support. The bed seems solid. With the included slats, I was able to put a 10-inch twin foam mattress on and my child was able to jump up and down without any worrisome creaking noises. I did buy some additional wood at a local store and cut them up to add additional slats for myself in case my wife or I may have to sleep there. I added about 10 slats (see pictures) with the following dimensions (39.25 inches x 2.5 inches x 0.5 inches) and it supported my 200 lb frame without issues. And then I took a 2hr nap on it.Cons:- Side rails. The side rails come in 2 pieces that are connected together with a metal plate and solid screws. I'm familiar with this method but I guess it does help with packaging and design. During assembly, the side rails seem wobbly after you put it together but once the whole bed is assembled, it was surprisingly quite sturdy. I guess it's not a real con but it's really the only thing I can think of that made me question the purchase.Overall, this purchase was solid and nearly all positive. My daughter loves her new bed and if it supports my weight, it will easily support her.