How obvious are the (unused) holes in the HB &amp; FB that were drilled so the bed could be used as part of a bunkbed?
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We have the dark stain version of this bed and they're not noticeable at all but it looks like you're considering the white version. Not sure about that. But this was a great choice- our son loves this bed.
161410
The holes won't line up. You should use some 1x3 wood pieces and drill holes to line up with frame bracket and headboard holes.
2170810
no. they say right on the box not for bunkbeds. they are wobbly so.......just not a good idea.
1166976
The box springs do not come with any predrilled holes or slots. You could probably do some modification but I don't think it would be worth it or very stable. If having headboard is important you might look at attaching it to wall or else look for different bed design. We still like our bed especially with the addition of a heated mattress pad.
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Make sure you look at the pictures and match the letters to the pictures. It will take at least 2 hours to assemble, possibly longer if you have never done this before. USE WOOD GLUE and extra screws to stabilize the frame (I screwed 1.5" wood screws into the ends of cross braces; I knew I would be moving the bed to rearrange the room, from time to time, and moving the bed will loosen the frame; make sure you do not put additional screws into the drawer area!); if you do not have a cordless drill or are unsure of how to use the additional screws, the wood glue should be enough to make it more stable. Use the wood glue on ALL of the unfinished end boards that butt into predrilled holes. If I have confused you, please feel free to direct email me at (remove all the spaces in the following address): n w m l d r @ g m a i l . c o m I believe I paid less than $200 for my queen size bed frame-most likely far LESS, since I like to shop for a bargain!
1194305
You bed boards. I bought some and Im nit using them decided to stay with my box spring. I can sell you the boards they are still in the box. I also love the bed
805950
There are 4 slotted holes on both ends of the metal bed frame, about 13 inches off the ground, spaced 5 inches from edge, 18 inches, 9 inches, 18 inches, and 5 inches from the edge. I think a footboard or headboard could be bolted on at these locations. However a free-standing headboard that has a recessed area to slide the bed in may be more suitable.
478386
Ours has holes in the bottom! We drilled holes in it to mount it to a flat bed. We like the box!
1251809
Mine has holes in it. I believe they are there to assist with the expansion. They are not noticeable at all though once assembled.
554649
We have a new mattress! That is not the issue! There should be side and foot boards like shown in the photos! The headboard is wobbly without them!
673325
All four posts on bottom bed have little wooden dowels that the top bunk fits on. My daughter was careful but my son didn't align it correctly and one broke pretty easy. Still nice to have the option of two beds.
1112530
I used a bed frame and just a mattress it worked realy nice. But the holes didn't match up so I did have to drill my own holes on the bed frame and I drop the mounts on the head bord a few inches lower. With a electric drill was know problem. Hope this helped
933542
The board doesn't have any pre-drilled holes in it. There are instructions on where exactly to put the holes.
1493469
The bed already had the hardware and the canopy frame. You can order a canopy frame I think.
998447
You'll have to assemble the top and bottom beds all the way to the last set of instructions, which is when you mate the top bed to the bottom bed with the provided dowels in the 4 bed posts. Now, the top and bottom beds are not completely identical; for example, the legs of the top bed appear to be longer than the bottom bed due to the headspace needs in the bunk bed configuration - plus note how the the bedposts extend to different lengths past the headboards.
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I would imagine so if you contact this company directly. The thing is though, the stairs come with a back board that attached to the bunk frame for support. You would need to drill the holes yourself. I must say though, you may want to look around a bit. We ordered a complete bed from this company and the majority if the pieces had defects and damage. We tried to work with them but they wanted us to provide a list of every part that was damaged. There were so many, I just did not have the time, patience and due to being disabled, it was not possible for me to figure out which letter or number was defected. I sent them an entire list of photos. You would think they could figure out which parts they were since they sell this bed! Poor customer service if you ask me. If you have an Ikea near you, I'd go there and see if they have bunkbed stairs. They don't hassle you when it comes to broken parts. They just replace them.
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The orientation of the bed is generic. I didn't add a head board, but the only pre-drilled holes are for general assembly.