can the guard rail be put up on the bottom bunk without the ladder? I don't need the top bunk yet, just don't want my kid falling out of the bottom.
327997
Since the guardrail is structurally part of the ladder you have to fabricate something else.
327998
Not easily. It would take some cutting and custom work. The ladder is also a support beam for the rail. Thus no ladder, the guard rail would not be stable and also would not reach the other end of the bed.
327999
Yes! Essentially it is just two twin beds. One twin with a guard rail and one without. That is if it is not stacked on top of eachother to form the bunk bed.
1854393
Yes the rail goes all the way around. And yes you have to climb over the rails to get onto the bed, unless you decide not to put the rails up. At first it was awkward for my daughter to climb over the rails but now she is used to it.
1495793
Yes, just don't build the bottom bed. We are saving the full bed frame for when our son is older and doesn't want to sleep up top anymore.
1853536
As long as you didn't screw the ladder on, it would be relatively easy to unstack the beds. (And you didn't have a bunky board mattress on top -they are just heavy mattresses....which they say isn't needed)
1542011
But just the mattress. The box spring will put it up over the safety bar. A mattress also fits underneath for another bed. Or t least lower bunk beds
548410
This could be a safety concern. The ladder portion can be removed to limit access, but the steps would be accessible to small children
673961
The top of the guardrail is 11 inches high, so you'd have no protection from rolling off the bed. My daughters mattress is 8 inches tall and I sometimes worry. I guess it depends how much rolling around you do.
1667583
That will be tight the lower bunk is approximately 10" from the floor if you trundle is on a frame and wheels it may not slide under.
1598867
I'm 145lbs & my daughter is 84lbs. I agree with Kari as long as no one is jumping on it it will be ok. It is really solid & sturdy. I bolted ladder to the frame of top bunk because it just set on there. My kids love this bed & I have no complaints. Hope this helps
911107
Yes. Very easy to separate. No tools necessary. As stated by SEC123, the rails on the top bunk do not come apart. I actually call it a nice feature because my children are 2 and 5 and it's safer.
1449635
No. The seat must stay attached for functionality. It would not be safe to use the ladder alone. They have little 2 step stools for potty training out there.
811648
Yes ... There's 2 sets of directions for if you want to pu the ladder on the right or left side. Once together you just slide the dresser and shelfs under where you want them. They are seperate units. You don't even have to put them under if you don't want to but the main reason for me getting this bed is that it is a space saver ... As my daughters room is not that big.
185944
We absolutely love this set, we have a regular sized twin mattress on top and there is railing left over so they shouldn't roll out, our 6 year old sleeps very safely on top bunk! The stairs are very safe also.
275249
Yes, the drawers/stairs are not actually attached to the bunkbed- they are designed to stand alone. Though they can be attached if you prefer.
1180431
I wouldn't. But you probably could. This is a 2 part slide so it has a seam that has to be supported by a brace you build. So unless you can build a REALLY sturdy ladder platform i wouldn't feel comfortable with my kids going down it. Into a slide or not
1383845
The tent and slide can be removed, but the bed would still be a low loft. It cannot be used without the legs and ladder.
515023
I think you probably can. The mattress will be higher. We currently use it without a box spring because it is the bottom bunk.