can this be put together so the ramp is on the other side?
1532300
Unfortunately I had the same thought but anywhere you park .It's made to lay on the sidewalk for safety reasons.
356807
Yes, it can be assembled any way, but keep in mind, you only get as many walls as shown here. Since the 2 middle rows here share a few walls, you wouldn't have enough to split this into 2 equal separate halves. You could do a different configuration but you would have to go smaller somewhere to have enough pieces.
1111815
You should be able to use one of the two levers (one to either side, each controlling one loop - left or right). Having said that, mine had a problem where the mechanism would not allow it to fully raise the exit ramp. I disassembled it and was able to restore some use, but it is not truly a serviceable assembly. You may need to return it.
739185
I am saying no cause someone put it together for me but based on the instructions I don't know that it can be put together with the Hollowside on the left
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.
902081
Easy, however, I'd suggest using glue when you build it to make it much more durable, and gluing e ramps which I read on another review was a great idea. but of course taking it aprt won't be possible after that.
64903
The ramp can be place on either side. There are full provisions for ramp use at both ends.
227990
it is possible to do it but it may be a hassle - you have to unscrew things, readjust it and rescrew it. it's not simple - we did a workaround to this exact situation by putting another, lower desk with a chair to the side of this. there are definitely units you can buy with a crank in the front to easily raise/lower them but they are much more expensive
1009578
No. It's two 15" X 69" ramps. And their held together by 2 3" pieces of rubber. No way can you put any weight between the 2 ramps.
1192506
The question has been answered to my satisfaction, however, I would place or have someone place a cement block or wood blocks in various combinations at mid-point under the ramp; should you have qualms about potential collapse or folding.
508946
left side only unless you can put it together without following the specific directions.
982563
Gravel wouldn't work well because you can't slide off it onto gravel. The ramp is not high at all-only about a foot off the ground
631241
You can place it in one side--that shouldn't be a problem. Just verify the dimensions.
1371708
I agree that a connector would be really helpful. We discovered if you place a piece of wide tape, such as packing tape across the bottom of the two blue ramp pieces, then it stays in place. If you are handy with a drill then you could probably create your own connector and discard the tape idea.
1600559
I do not believe so. The 120" ramp that we bought tapers off at either end without any obvious means to connect with another ramp.
344832
yes. The four sides and bottom were assembled so you just have to put those together. Pretty simple.
719132
Yes, but keep it away from edges and lay it on the side for better stability.