Can the pieces be separated so we can just use the full bed once my child no longer wants a bunk bed?
267729
yes you can, there are no connecting parts. The quality of this bed is amazing and worth the price point
267730
Yes. The bottom full bed is not connected to the top bunk. It just slides underneath. You can use either separately.
267731
The full bed frame is not attached to the bunk bed frame. It is on a wheeled frame that is easy to roll out and move around.
267732
Yes there is no headboard but you can totally do that. The full is on rollers.
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.
144931
The changing table and crib share a side, so no it can't be used seperately. As far as the after the conversion, I am not sure but I would guess it does not stay attached
275249
Yes, the drawers/stairs are not actually attached to the bunkbed- they are designed to stand alone. Though they can be attached if you prefer.
1248708
I'm sure you could, but I don't think I'd recommend it. The spacing between the upper & lower bunk is a bit shorter than normal. My husband & I are always hitting our heads!
486907
Yes, they can. They are held in place by removable pins so when you unstack them and remove the pins you can't even tell they are bunk beds.
83768
Yes you can, it has instruction with the crib on how to do that as well as make it into a full sized bed. I noticed another person said no it can't but mine came with instructions to do so. I haven't yet because my son isn't ready but I will be soon. Its a great crib, we really love it.
2216344
I believe so. I was going to do that, but the configuration of my son's room did not leave enough room. I think that the bottom of the headboard is flat to allow the head of the bed to sit up against it. They show the headboard with one of their beds.
327999
Yes! Essentially it is just two twin beds. One twin with a guard rail and one without. That is if it is not stacked on top of eachother to form the bunk bed.
2089711
Yes, the twins separate completely so you can use each in a separate room or space. Twins also stack for a higher bed.
1421006
Yes you can. I got both pieces and after putting it together realized only the headboard was enough.
1064136
No, the staircase bunk beds are not designed to be used as 2 separate beds.Regards,Kristin BabekPresidentMomsBunkHouse
979442
It seems to me that it would be difficult. We put my grandson's together last Christmas and it is still in his room assembled and being used. You may be able to assemble and disassemble a few times.
2099321
Yes - The beds could be left separated and would be 2 individual beds. There will be 2 holes on the headboard and footboard of the full size bed which are typically used for securing the top bed that you may consider filling or covering up somehow to make it look nice.
442940
yes you can. our granddaughter is now three and her mom and dad took both rails off. this is a wonderful beautiful crib. she will be in it for a long time. very well made and great investment.sincerely, meese
1027417
I don't know if you can buy the pieces separately but you can assemble the twin bed and stairs and leave the full sized bed unassembled. They are separate and independent pieces.
1383837
The side rail is attached to the unit so it does not lift off. You would be able to remove it if you needed to. Just fyi. The bed can be set up to move the bunk bed entry from one side to the other. This was an all day project for two but this is a really sturdy product.