Can the top bed be detached and just used by itself? I'm looking for a toddler-style twin bed and I like how this has a wrap-around rail/wall.
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Hi, even though this unit was not designed to be used that way, it passed all the necessary safety tests so we don't see any issue. Thank you so much! South Shore team
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You can put it together without the side rail but I don't think it would make the bed as sturdy so I wouldn't recommend it.
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This frame can't be attached to a day bed or headboard. Also, it is not your typical size twin bed, it is longer and wider. It seems very sturdy.
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No, it's just the mattress alone. Best idea would be to use a large piece of plywood or an ikea bed frame + slats.
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The three drawers underneath the bottom bunk are not attached to anything but have no cover so if you want to place it under a different twin size bed then yes it could be moved out and used on another bed.
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You would have to disassemble the entire bed. I think with the right tools, there would not be a problem. I really like the bed and it's sturdiness.
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The changing table and crib share a side, so no it can't be used seperately. As far as the after the conversion, I am not sure but I would guess it does not stay attached
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Not if you want the bed to stay together. The bed frame is built into the drawers.
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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.
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Yes, the twin mattress will also need to be bough separately. I already had one and didn't think to clarify that.
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You can push it away from the bed, it is on wheels. As far as I know the top does not fold down.
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I'm pretty sure you can't. There are slightly other configurations, for instance with a twin bed under. It's a great bed, very durable, my kids love it. The full sized bed is on casters and can stand alone, so you don't have to use it if you don't want it.
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Mine is definitely attached to the bed. Not sure if you can get creative and somehow mount it to the wall. It's a great looking headboard though!
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Yes. It can be use as two beds. Also you can remove the safety rails on the side too while using it as two separate beds.
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You can certainly attach the headboard to the wall using a portion of the leg that is out of sight. I wouldn't recommend leaving it freestanding unless your bedframe can hold it securely against the wall. Frankly, if I'd only wanted a wall-mounted headboard, I'd have made it myself using plywood, batting and fabric. It's an easy task.
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We got a toddler rail with this bed. Conversion rails will have to be bought later.
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Yes, you would need to invest in some rails if you want to convert it to a toddler bed. The existing sides are too tall.