If I buy two to install on both sides of a bed, can you put them so it looks "symmetrical"? since the metal part is not centered on the plate
1492734
I have mine on both sides of my bed and it looks really good. I agree with everyone else's answers.
1492735
I would not see why not, if you measure correctly. Just decide if your going to go by the black box or the metal.
1492736
Sure; I agree with Mc007 about deciding which portion you want to use as the "center" of the fixture.
1492737
The ones I got were centered and could certainly be used on both sides of a bed.
1337555
Yes, if you can figure out how to put it together. The one I got had two left sides.
695396
I would think that you could mount them to the side of the bed rail. You would have to screw them in though.
294332
I got them as a pair. I shopped around and every where they are listed as pairs. I dont think they want you to be able to install one on the left and not the right for liability reasons.
433545
make sure you put them in the correct way. I had it facing the wrong side and I thought they didn't work.
1606148
No. Those are the most idiotic thing I have ever seen. Box Springs are supposed to go horizontal across the bed not vertical. I build in additional support and used Ikea slats.
1045972
No. One is 2/3 bigger than the other. Depending on how you hang the cabinet it will be on the right or left side. I love this cabinet BTW. Good Luck!
860082
We bought two and installed them next to each other so that they open from the center out. We handled which way they opened by simply flipping one over. There isn't really a "right side up." :)
1923894
If you like things perfectly centered, then you'll want to keep it centered. I installed two of these in my master bathroom and they are not perfectly centered to my counter but I'm okay with it.
1292804
The metal surface wraps around the edges. I think two would look good side by side. I think it would also look good to have an inch of space between them.
1597275
It can be either left or right because it is a drop in design. You either build a short wall around the front, or do as I did and add the optional skirt to finish the exposed side. Meme sure it is supported beneath. Mine sits in a bed of mortar! Then insulate all around to hold the heat of the water.
159052
No, unfortunately the screw holes are drilled out for the ladder and the whole configuration is made to be exactly like the picture. There's not a double side even to rig a ladder on the other side....unless you went to Home Depot and patched something together. However I have seen similar beds w the configuration you're looking for. Good luck!
207410
Yes, They have separate design each others. Not overlap that plates. hopefully, this is helping you.
619090
The instructions say you can use either side...the plastic side seems unsafe.
392873
YES. Take the Left one and put it on the Right and vice versa. BE AWARE: it will not be as STABLE but it works well and I did it to one of mine that I use all the time. bc
1373486
You could put two together side by side, but the edge boards do not have shadow marks, so they would have to be added in order for it to not look out of character right at the center of the wall.
1855997
Veronica Yes it can be installed on either side or even both sides. Just remember to remove it before backing up so not to damage anything.