Can the ladder be on either side or just the one side?
1360390
Although the instructions indicate that the ladder can be moved, the holes in the boards will only allow the ladder to be installed on the left, as shown in the picture. However, it would not be too difficult to drill the one additional hole needed to move the ladder to the right.
1360391
Just one side, the left. That was something I didn't think about until I got it. Luckily it worked for us.
1360392
There are directions included for flipping the ladder to the other side. You just swap the top rail around. The steps aren't as clear as the rest of the directions, but they are there.
1352420
YES, there is a choice, you can assemble it either way. We assembled ours with the door on the left side.
858225
No. We had the same problem, but had to live with it. The ladder has pre-drilled holes and is part of the frame. No way to reverse the set up.
301141
I do not think so. The ladder is to be mounted from the ceiling so it can be pulled down and the feet of the ladder rest on the floor.
627343
Sorry to say, no. It has spring clips (for want of a better term) that have to be set for each section on both sides, as the ladder is being extended. Think that's why it failed for that one guy. In a pinch you might be able to do this, but it would mean being able to reach down two feet and that doesn't take into account being able to open the hatch door which is designed to be locked from below.
919478
It can be used on either side as it's "Ambidextrous" Just use care when setting it up. Good Luck.
1623938
My husband put it together and said he thinks it has to be on that particular side. They sent us the wrong bed though with the ladder attatched directly to the bed. So it may be different if we had received this one.
1139193
Yes, but you will need to drill the holes with a drill for metal. If you dont want to drill the holes then it is only Right side ladder.
666997
It has to be assembled as shown. You do NOT have the option of either side.
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.
2196700
Short answer: No. The bunk bed (at least ours) is not designed for a left sided ladder mount. With some rigging, the ladder could be probably be placed on the left hand side of the bed, but the real problem is that the side rails on the top bunk cannot be attached to the right side of the bed, so you would climb the ladder and have to climb over the rail. And, you would still have the intended opening for the ladder on the right side of the top bunk.
1025784
Yes it can be on either side or left off completely. You will have to drill two holes to mount it on the left.
1452942
That is correct, you need to put the foot in the mount in the up position and locate the position for the mount. That way you can have it so you can leave the foot on one or the other side when using it on level ground. Sometime one of the ladder rungs decides where you will put it.
47270
It's a swing door and opens both ways. Don't think it would make a very safe ladder
508946
left side only unless you can put it together without following the specific directions.
2011486
Hi, I do not believe there is any way to do that. Meant for an extension ladder without a step st the top.
2269089
not really either one can be used on either side make sure you position the correctly so drawers shut right