Can I build this without the changing station at all? I only want to use the dresser, and have a regular flat surface on top.
869108
Yes, it can be used without the changer top. There are extra pieces that you screw on to make the changer area, including a cardboard-like piece that protects the top of the dresser from scratches. But you don't have to assemble the changer part at all. Hope that helps.
869109
It has been awhile since I put this together, but I think the top is separate so could be used without it. It is at my son's house, so I can't look at it right now.
190416
You could choose to not bolt the play bars on. The structure bolts to the top. You would just have a drawer on top thats all
800947
Yes. The tops of both the nightstand and the dresser are finished so will still look nice. The bed is a separate unit and can be put on the floor on it's own.
220954
I believe you can. I know that it comes with extra pieces to add the side of the bed once you remove the change table. I don't know how the side if the change table will look without the crib. I wasn't there when it was assembled.
408629
None! It's great for a guest space, with no assembly required. Other than wheels\casters.
144932
Nope to change to a toddler bed, the front comes off so it looks like a daybed but the change table is still there attached. You can't separate them as the change table acts as one side of the crib. It's a very solid crib, we love it!
1615924
You can put the drawers in any configuration without making any changes to the bed frame. They are free floating drawers on wheels that just slide under the bed. They are not on tracks or attach to the bed frame in any way.
314990
You can but it will look a little odd. It can be put together without though and still function properly. Without the wine bottle holder piece it has a couple of wooden planks visible in the middle section. It wouldn't look bad though. Good luck
67812
Yes, the larger, lower area of the dresser fits perfectly a changing pad for changing the baby. I would recommend a changing pad and you will need to screw the pad down to the back of the dresser.
733007
Yes! But it's kind of junky looking. We ended up not putting the drawer in because I wanted to use my crib skirt, which you can't really with the drawer. And if you choose the drawer, then the sides show which are unfinished wood. Loving our crib, but without the drawer.
1431555
If not planning to use the changing table yes you can remove it. But one sides legs is the crib
1027418
I'm pretty sure you can't. There are slightly other configurations, for instance with a twin bed under. It's a great bed, very durable, my kids love it. The full sized bed is on casters and can stand alone, so you don't have to use it if you don't want it.
1901454
I'm not 100% sure about your question. The bed is as pictured. There is a 3 drawer dresser with the ladder for one side and a storage center on the other which consists of a door with shelves and two small doors in the front and a shelf and storage cubby underneath on the side. There is a separate dresser you can buy that will fit underneath or you can have freestanding.
221821
Yes you can leave the top off if you want. You can also change the heights of the drawers if you want. The top snaps on and off easily.
1599447
If you build according to directions no. You'd have to flip the way you build it if you wanted the drawers on another side or turn the already built bed another way.
2222118
You probably could put casters on. I would not as the frame and bed probably combined are easily moved without them. There is plenty of space underneath already to vacuum under when needed.The whole bed frame plus mattress weighs hardly anything compared to regular beds. That makes fairly easy to move even without casters on.
62116
We ended up drilling new holes. Lame. But I think after doing it we found that if we'd arranged the pieces differently we wouldn't have had to. The pieces aren't labeled well, but if you play around with it a bit you can find how it fits! On the plus side, we've had this dresser for three years now and it's still standing tall. Good luck!