Can the ladder be placed on the other side of the bed? Most bunkbeds seem to show the ladder on the right and we want it on the left...
315500
No, it doesnt give you a choice of which side the ladder goes on. There are pre drilled holes, instructions, and everything for it to go on the right side, but if you're really handy, you may be able to modify it.
315501
No. The holes for installation are all ore drilled. I would not suggest drooling new holes as the material is poor.
376929
No. It won't work that way. This bunk bed is beautiful. I have 2 yr, 4 yr and 6 yr. fabulous. Hope this helped.
201435
You can put it on either side of the bunk. I have it on the opposite side of what the picture shows.
1948793
While you can't mount the drawers to either side of the bed, you can turn the bed the other direction and the headboard can be attached to either side allowing you to have the drawers on either side
452942
the ladder on the loft bed is solid and sturdy. placing a ladder is a safety hazard. i would not recommended it
1255249
No, the bed comes exactly as shown in picture. Not sure why it says 4 side rails. The top bunk has them on both sides but not the bottom.
2230804
Good Morning - the ladder is attached to the bed with ladder hooks that are then screwed into the bed frame with 2 small screws. This is the recommended way of using the bed to avoid the ladder shifting. If it is not screwed in it will most likely mar the finish as well under the ladder hooks. Thank you for allowing me to assist you - from the #1 Discovery World Furniture seller on Amazon - Dreamscape Furniture:) Feel free to call me at 8007719330 if you need further assistance. Scott
1476450
Good Morning Anthony - Yes may go on either side. The instructions to do so are included with the bed:) Thank you - Scott
276281
Hooks do come with ladder. We are using the ladder in a closet not with bunk beds so we installed the hooks on the ladder sides to use to hang clothes on. Not sure what bed pins are or what they would be used for.
1375429
Yes, measure straight down. The height of the ladder is determined after leaning it at the appropriate angle for attaching to the upper bunk. The actual hooks can be adjusted up or down a little to fit. In my situation, I actually took a few inches off the bottom of the ladder for the perfect fit.
1477335
Agreed with others, the answer is no. The headboard is taller. If you buy two to do bunkbeds, you use the taller two for the bottom and the shorter two for the top. Hope that helps.
1409779
The ladder just leans against it. My girls love the bunk beds (we have 2 sets)! I totally recommend.
1229698
I would tie it down on the other side of the frame for stability. But if it is tied down - it would stay in one place - it isn't real wide and depending on the size of your child - Not a little one but a taller child it should work fine. If I needed something - one could always buy two of them - tie them down to the bunk bed frame so they would go no where...I would give this a try.
1160826
There are positions you can screw a headboard on either side, I chose not to do this with my Daughter's bed (we bought the matching headboard) in case she wants to change the side the headboard is on. The matching headboard is pretty sturdy otherwise when placed against a wall.
858224
Yes, the slide/ladder can be reversed. Also, the bed is good for the price.
2170810
no. they say right on the box not for bunkbeds. they are wobbly so.......just not a good idea.
1683169
Not bc of the ladder, more so to reach the other side of the mattress! Which is a problem you have with any bunkbed, especially the full bottom. We have 2 of these for my daughters and we love them!