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| 72202 - acco loose leaf ring binder - 1" diameter - for loose-leaf, protection - stainless steel - 100 / box - silver 72201 - acco loose leaf ring binder - 0.75" diameter - for loose-leaf, protection - stainless steel - 100 / box - silver r-59 - cli multipurpose book ring - 2" diameter - round - for loose-leaf - steel - 50 / box - aluminum 65016 - cli loose-leaf ring - 1" diameter - round - for loose-leaf - 5 / pack - silver r-09 - cli multipurpose book ring - 0.5" diameter - round - for loose-leaf - steel - 100 / box - aluminum r-29 - cli multipurpose book ring - 1" diameter - round - for loose-leaf - steel - 100 / box - aluminum 01438 - sparco book rings - 1.5" diameter - for loose-leaf, memo filing, key ring, sample holder - nickel plated - 100 / box - silver | Depending on your needs, a lower priced bed may be fine if the quality is good. The weight limit may be too low for an older child thus creating an unsafe situation. Many of these features such as built in drawers are nice but not necessary. It may be made out of solid wood or it may be particle board. If you only want a bunk bed for a few years and the children are young, the $159.00 bed may be fine as long as it meets the safety standards. The $450.00 wood bed from a company that only makes furniture may be a better bet if you want the bed to last for years. The price tag will go up even more. When shopping for bunk beds, price is a factor but it should not be the only deciding factor. You get what you pay for and bunk beds are no exception. If you want more features or a bed that will last for years and take much wear and tear, then you may want to put a little more money in it. The $159.00 bed from your local discount store is probably meant for young children. If you choose more style, more features, etc. |