Can the two sides be easily separated if I need to move it up stairs?
1310879
You probably could however, I would advise against it. Not a good idea to keep reassembling.
1310880
No Sir! Please make sure to assemble in the room that you are planning to use it in. Me and my daughter may have gone about it all wrong, but we had the worst time trying to move this assembled product from the living room to the bedroom. We had to actually take the hinges off of the door because it got stuck and we could not maneuver it back out. If you're a person who regularly moves items and can gauge spaces, turns, etc it might be different for you. Otherwise, assemble in room it will be used in.
1310881
NO. In fact I strongly recommend that you not purchase this desk!! It is perhaps(no, it is) the worst piece of office furniture I've ever bought, used, or seen...seriously. I actually feel bad that I haven't yet reviewed it. If I could, I would give it no stars. There were two pieces missing, one being a shelf(kind of important considering that the side shelves provide most of the stability), the other was one of the screws for said shelf. Either way, DO NOT purchase this desk, or if you have cancel the order, AND if it's too late to do that, DO NOT attempt to open the package. While opening mine, it was very difficult to "unwrap" and I more or less destroyed the packaging while opening it, which left me with no option to return it. One last thing I just thought of, it came without traditional directions, just a picture on the box of how it should be assembled. Not a series of pictures, or any explanation as to which size of screw to use here, or which piece of that goes there, get the point? I'm glad you asked about this, I hope you'll take this explanation to heart and save your head(from aching, lol), I can laugh at it now, because I threw it out. Even if the desk was all that it claimed to be, it was still going to be a bit shorter than would have been a comfortable fit. Good luck in your decision.
591337
It gets put together so I don't see why you couldn't take it apart. It's also fairly narrow that it would be easily carried and should fit easily in and out of doorways
1740104
With the help of a second person it would be easy to move. I move it around myself in my daughters room. The construction is sturdy; however I don't know what it would be like to move to a separate floor.
876036
It could probably be separated, but I have not tried since I needed to cordon off a 7' opening in my open floorplan house.
436143
It can be taken apart, but it's much harder than putting it together. I would try to move it in one piece if possible.
2160050
Sorry for the delay! Yes, the shelves can be moved or removed so that one section is open and the other half has shelves.
138032
I think you would be better off with one of those metal ones that has bigger wheels. This particular one has small wheels and probably would not handle the stairs that well.
1057639
It will be a task to move this alone, but I feel that it can be moved up 2 stairs and slid into a desired location. Make sure you take note of the weight of the rider, it is not a light piece of equipment.
2185495
It come in peaces. I am sure you could manage to get it up stairs. The platform part consists of approx. 12 wooden slats held together by straps.
1114746
Yes you can move the shelf up. I think if you took it right out it would be very wobbly.
36303
Yes, you can leave out the 2 shelves and add an extra clothes bar (not included). The vertical divider is fixed and can not be moved. The top shelf is also fixed and part of the structure so it is can not be moved. Otherwise you are free to do as you please. I use mine strictly as shelving storage for a pantry and added shelves to both sides. It was necessary to add shelf supports since there are none on the left side. It is a very nice cabinet for the money.
598802
It's about 15 feet up in the air right now, so I couldn't say, but I think you would be able to separate the two. Although, it might be easier to replace the whole thing.
2011486
Hi, I do not believe there is any way to do that. Meant for an extension ladder without a step st the top.
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.
1634532
I'm sure you could- at least the top off of the sides- just keep it in mind as you assemble it As to not glue parts you will need to take apart.
1383839
No it's not meant be removable. The ladder is attached to the siderail. You could take it off but it would look weird and you might affect the support of the sides. Hope this helps.
2104053
Yes. There are three or four small screws under the rest for removal. I'd double check on the number but it's packed for moving currently.