can these beds be used side by side, or do they only work as bunk beds?
204401
they can be used side by sit they e'er center come with caps to keep the top bunk from scratching the floor and to cover the posts on the bottom bunk
204402
Only if u don't use the ladder yes u can they give u caps for the bottom of the bed.
236476
I don't see why not. My daughters bed is a bunk bed with slats instead of a spring base, and it works pretty well. I was concerned about the quality when I ordered the first of these mattresses, but after a few months of use, for all three kids, they are holding up well. I believe that they would work as well as any similarly priced mattress you would buy locally.
144574
The two sides that support the top bunk are interchangeable from side to side,so the desk can be on either side. Also, the lower bunk does not have to be assembled so this could be used as a loft bed as well.
1916925
They are designed to side by side. (You would be missing a side if separated.) But if you had multiple sets, you could change up the configurations, or add to. Hope that helps.
1247496
Yes. There are four separate grooved slats in the set. Side to side placement or end to end should work just fine.
2068153
They stay together very well. You can lift the top on off to have 2 twin beds. (There are pegs that fit into the legs of the top bunk)
1447672
We used the slates the bed comes with. We did not purchase a bunkie board but twin size should work the bed is a standard twin.
1738388
The two beds do come apart to be used as individual twin beds, the only catch is the top bunk foot board will have a hole where the entryway for the stairs is. You can simply cover up this area with a quilt of some sort if it is an eye sore. Upon inspection you can take the rails off the sides with the allen wrench so it looks like a regular twin bed. I also went to the the Bedz King website just to verify this so the answer about removing guardrails from top bunk is yes.
1108250
I have 2 sets. I put them side by side in my closet floor. Hope this is helpful.
486909
I don't see why not...they are essentially two beds...one stacked on the other
1738389
The two beds can be used seperately but if you remove the railings from the top bunk there's no way to add a headboard/footboard
1534032
So they would be like blankets essentially? I would say that doing that would be about the size of a double bed in width. I don't know if you can zip two together, but like the other commenters noted, you would have different weight coverings on each side
2275609
Two of the beds? No I dont think you can stack them. They are waist high when the mattress is on there.
673325
All four posts on bottom bed have little wooden dowels that the top bunk fits on. My daughter was careful but my son didn't align it correctly and one broke pretty easy. Still nice to have the option of two beds.
207154
you can use the beds separately and if not "bunking" them, you don't have to use the side rails.
623034
Well I also bought a foam mattress and did not buy the bunks and everything is just fine. It has planks about 2 or 3 inches apart so it not like the mattress comes out in between.
2267060
Yes, it could be used as two separate beds. I would think you would need a twin mattress for each.