With the shelves, desk, and ladder still on the right side of the bed, can the desk be in the position of the ladder?
1970640
I'm not sure, but I am thinking no. However the desk is freestanding so you could probably put it elsewhere in your room. The reason I don't believe it can be switched is because of the shelving and nooks under the bed and behind the ladder area. It is an awesome bed and my granddaughter loves it.
1970641
No. Desk pushes beneath bed. You could roll it to the mentioned position but it would block other elements.
1970642
The desk is free-wheeling, so you could put it anywhere. But to store under the bed, it needs to roll in under the left side. If you rolled it away & put it elsewhere, you would just have an opening there, which looks perfectly normal too.
2068606
I dont think so. The bottom platform might be, but the top platform isnt. I think the shelves can be reversed to though.
858224
Yes, the slide/ladder can be reversed. Also, the bed is good for the price.
1623938
My husband put it together and said he thinks it has to be on that particular side. They sent us the wrong bed though with the ladder attatched directly to the bed. So it may be different if we had received this one.
1231493
No, but all you have to do is install the 4 legs,they are held in place bar bolts and a tool is included. place the desk upside down on the floor to install.It is a good idea to have some help as the desk is a little heavy , although you could simply turn it on it's side to rotate it into an upright position. If you don't have some one to help move it, assemble it close to where you plan to place it.X
771995
Yes! The three shelves which come with the unit are totally separate entities and may be placed anywhere there are side rails.
300798
It is possible to have the cabinet on the other side but the desk will only screw into place if it's arranged like the picture. The other way, the top would just sit on top but not be screwed in.
127420
Yep. All the pieces have the correct holes to be able to assemble it however you'd like to. You could put the keyboard tray on the side with the upper shelf, and you can put the shelf on the right side. I've had this desk for nearly a year, and I love it!
929554
Yes, although your tower will be on the edge of the desk unless you make cubby space large enough for it- I don't recommend using the shelving under the desk because you might have overheating problems. I have my laptop and an extra monitor and there is still plenty of room for my textbooks if I push the laptop back a little bit. This desk is the best purchase I've ever made for the price.
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.
1897991
From what I remember with putting it together the ladders are in a fixed position, but there is one on the end and one on the side.
559509
Yes they are. As you're putting the desk together, the instructions guide you so that you can put the hutch on either the left or right side. The desk is versatile.
1079869
Yes, it can be done. However, for that you need to put the desk on the other side!
1237362
Yes. There are 3 different heights the shelf can be, all toward the middle.
1114746
Yes you can move the shelf up. I think if you took it right out it would be very wobbly.
62877
There really is no way to move it to the other side. Sauder does not recommend that you leave off the part all together. The desk has not been tested without it.
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.