Off White Loft Bed with Desk & Shelves for Teens

About this item

• Strong metal frame that includes an integrated ladder, full-length guardrails and secured metal slats to ensure security and stability. No additional box spring or foundation required.
• Product dimensions: 77.5"L x 56.5"W x 72"H. Under-bed clearance: 58". Net weight: 119.5 lbs. Shipping dimensions: 78"L x 18"W x 7"H. Gross weight: 129 lbs. Weight limit - Bed: 300 lbs. Desk: 130 lbs. Shelves: 50 lbs.
• Ships in one easy-to-handle box. Available in multiple color options. Offered in twin and full size. Fits a standard twin size mattress (maximum height of 6"). Mattress sold separately.
• Modern and industrial loft bed with great space saving functionality.
• Design includes a large desk surface and two corner shelves ideal to maximize your space.
• Sure! Here’s a rephrased version of lines related to "metal," ensuring no semantics are duplicated:
• 1. **Material**: A solid substance typically characterized by high electrical and thermal conductivity.
• 2. **Alloy**: A combination of two or more metallic elements, often enhancing properties like strength or corrosion resistance.
• 3. **Density**: The mass per unit volume of a metal, which can vary greatly among different types.
• 4. **Malleability**: The capability of a metal to be shaped or deformed without breaking, often through processes like hammering or rolling.
• 5. **Ductility**: The ability of a metal to be stretched into wire without breaking, indicating its flexibility.
• 6. **Luster**: The shiny appearance of a metal surface, which can reflect light.
• 7. **Conductivity**: The capacity of metals to transmit electricity or heat, a key property in electrical applications.
• 8. **Corrosion Resistance**: The ability of a metal to withstand degradation caused by environmental factors, often improved through coatings or alloying.
• 9. **Melting Point**: The temperature at which a metal transitions from solid to liquid, varying widely among different metals.
• 10. **Tensile Strength**: The maximum amount of tensile (pulling) stress that a metal can withstand before failure.
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