Can these beds be separated to be used as well?
1292690
Yes, that's actually why we bought this bed, for our 3 yo twins. You just swap the head board with the bottom rail to make two twin beds. They're working perfectly for our girls.
2275609
Two of the beds? No I dont think you can stack them. They are waist high when the mattress is on there.
800948
I guess you could since it comes in pieces and you put it all together. You just wouldn't set the bed on top.
77989
You can remove the two anchors in the middle of the two frame pieces and fold up each side of the frame for storage. You would have to remove the mattress and store it independent of the frame. The frame can't be disassembled with the mattress on it.
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.
1773810
Not designed to go together that way. Can be done though, I did so since we needed the the two beds we bought to face each other.
628421
Yes, they can. However the drawers construction is not ideal. The large drawer has to be built, with two thin compressed board panels that have to slide perfectly into the precut grooves located in the drawer sidewalls and a center board. The center board has grooves on both sides, which must align perfectly. One of my drawers arrived broken, due to the fact that they package the compressed boards on the outside of the box. Also, the grooves were not aligned, which made the one functional drawer a time consuming pain to build. Finally, the screws they sent with the drawers were to long and will protrude through the drawer is screwed in all the way. So far the bed is good, I would not purchase the drawers again from my experience.
38854
Unfortunately, this is not possible. It was first of all not designed to be used this way, so we can't guarantee you how sturdy this will be. The side pieces are also quite thin and won't be able to support that much weight. Each individual bed can hold up to 250 pounds where the mattress is sitting, not on the side.
657099
Yes. As part of the setup you attached the stairs setup to the main bed. So you could just as well not use them or remove them afterwards.
155959
I haven't tried stacking..mine are in a square with space in between but I'll bet you could get brackets and use them to attach each bed to another one...the L shaped ones. Hope this works for you.
2011311
My guess is that you would have to use two twins, putting them sidewise and using piece of foam designed specifically for that. At one time I used the foam to put twin beds together for guests and it worked. Good luck!
713757
Yes, but the ladder is screwed into the frame. It has to be unscrewed and removed to separate the beds.
528981
i would not try to stack myself. they are not designed to stack one bed on top of the other.
793952
Easily. There is a divider that you can put up to separate it into two rooms and you can put a queen in each side with plenty of room to spare.
512492
Yes, it could be. One would fit a twin size bed so you may want to use two of them.
660959
Yes. The panels are removed, so if you remove the center panels, two can be put together to make additional room.
28810
Yes you could. The sides of the are flat so multiple units together will look really nice.