Can each twin frame of the split king be carried up a stairway separately? Our stairway hall is not tall enough to have a king frame carried up them.
836348
Yes, but they are very heavy. If you did not pay for the deliver, make sure you have at least two very strong men to do it.
836349
Yes, the two halves are completely separate so you can carry them up and then connect them
2213488
My bed frame has 9 legs so I put 2 sets of 4 under the frame and it worked. I left the middle leg at the head without one. I don't know if one set would be enough to support a king bed.
619450
Yes--you remove the ladder and they pop apart to be two separate twin sized beds.
95074
Yes, the twin mattress will also need to be bough separately. I already had one and didn't think to clarify that.
1937911
The frame is in 2 sections. If you don't take the mattress out of the box it comes in, you won't have a problem getting it up the stairs.
1225923
A twin mattress would fit underneath, but you wouldn't have much room, the height clearance is not much. I would not think a full size mattress would fit underneath because of the ladder.
70842
You could but it would require your obtaining and attaching hardware to secure it etc. You would need to be careful not to split the wood of the bed. However, should be able to be done.
1064138
Possibly, but it wouldn't be optimal. The stairs are integral to the bed structure, which makes it really sturdy altogether. Taking the top bed off is easy, though it may sway a bit by itself, though you could possibly add a crossmember in the back to help with that.
1416851
Yes, I wouldn't recommend assembling by yourself. Especially if you need to carry the item up stairs or move it around as it is very heavy. Once you have it in the location you'd like to use it, a helping hand is useful to keep the spring loaded parts in position for assembly. It took myself and my husband to carry it up 2 flights of stairs. I really would have liked a 3rd person for stair lifting. I think it would have been entirely possible for me to assemble it by myself once it was in the right place, but it sure goes by faster with two people.
47116
Not without taking the drawers apart. I had the same situation with bringing it upstairs. I turned it over on it's top, covered it with a tarp and tied the tarp down, then used a large area rug to slide it up the stairs. I had a friend help me but could have used another person at the bottom, as I pulled the rug and he pushed.
1853536
As long as you didn't screw the ladder on, it would be relatively easy to unstack the beds. (And you didn't have a bunky board mattress on top -they are just heavy mattresses....which they say isn't needed)
1938500
I suppose you could if you laid a piece of ply wood on the frame first. But I would not put just a queen mattress on this frame, I would only do that with a twin mattress.
743689
If you put it together as the instructions suggest, it wouldn't separate easily. You'd have to remove some of the hardware. Not that that's really so difficult. However, I was able to slide it around on my own, and two people could move it very, very easily.
571751
Not sure what you mean. If you're asking if you can move the ladder from the 3 drawer dresser and attach it to the two drawer dresser side, the answer is no. The two ends can be changed depending on where you want the front of the bed and the ladder to face but that's it. Sorry, I hope that was helpful. BTW, my 7 year old LOVES her bed. I'm just not that crazy about it. It's not as sturdy as I would like a bed to be and the edges on the top of the bed are kind of sharp. Have to be very careful getting on and off the bed.
517153
Yes, easily. The pen n house assemble separately. U would put them together as the final step. If u were going to expand it I would say get ur frame built with 1x2s to bring it out. I would say though that they only downfall would be that it would become much more difficult to move.
2277087
Yes, if you are careful enough and strong enough. Don't stand on the outside of the ladder rungs to raise parts. Use a pulley when possible, so you are pulling down rather than up. Removing parts may be the most difficult safely. Yes there are floor boards. Make sure the outriggers are at 45 degrees and actually bear weight.
2267060
Yes, it could be used as two separate beds. I would think you would need a twin mattress for each.