Would it be possible to stack three beds on top of each other?
933731
You could if you braced the whole rig lengthwise to a wall but both the middle and top bunks would be difficult to mount for sleeping. There's not a lot of space between the bunks. If you're thinking of using the middle and top for gear storage that would be a pretty good floor space saver.
933732
Possible, yes. Advisable, no. It would not be safe to stack these higher than two per set.
1164949
Stacking is physically possible, but the result would be very unsteady. They were not manufactured to enable stacking.
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.
1705326
If you only have two, you could probably stack them. For anymore than that, you are going to have a height consideration which means more storage space.
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
400216
If it's one of these beds you can set up in different positions, like rise your legs and/or the upper part of the body, no. It will not work
776975
I think you could because the base of the bed sits pretty high up from the ground. In fact you probably would have a significant space between the trundle and the bed I bet.
306185
I would not advise stacking them due to the weight and height proportions. Two stacked would be too tall to be stable.
714958
No, you'd have to stack one on top of the other. I have done that for a desk that's too low and it works just fine.
1064139
Yes, but one end has an opening from stairs (put a pillow over?) and is shorter than the other. Thus, can be done but not prettiest- if beds in seperate rooms probably no big deal.
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.
770092
Yes they can be two separate beds however they won't be identical because the heighth of the legs are slightly different in order for them to stack AS A TWIN.
1638173
Not sure, since we haven't opened the Starter Home yet. However, if you measure the height of the beds stacked on each other, I don't think they'll fit that way. You might have to separate the beds, rather than use them as bunks.
1062076
If they are not in use you may nest them together. I can't remember how far down they would go, maybe halfway. Then all the tops could be set on top. When filled, they stack neatly.
79224
Yes, I think you could easily add the risers but you will need 9 of them, rather than the usual 6 or 4. This frame, however, is already higher than my other full size bed frame so the risers will really boost the frame up.
512602
They're not really stackable, no. Unless you have the top on them, but then you're just putting one on top of the other.
1906383
Judging by the way they look, I wouldn't think so. Nor would I recommend it. However, you could sit the bed on coasters, or something that you could elevate it with. I would recommend something that would provide the support for the 4 major posts AND the two small ones in the middle.