The photo shows the ladder on the right. Can it be moved to the left?
1054730
i cannot be moved, and i agree that its not very strong, im 6'1 220 lbs and i snapped the bottom bunk stringer sitting down to talk to my 30lb 3 yr old in the morning, in general its very flimsy
1054731
No. There is an opening for the ladder to be mounted to the top bunk. Therefore, it can not be moved. This bunk bed is not very stable nor strong. If your child weight more than 60 pounds, the upper bunk will make a lot of noises and shakes when the child move.
1054732
No. There is an opening for the ladder to be mounted to the top bunk. Therefore, it can not be moved.This bunk bed is not very stable nor strong. If your child weight more than 60 pounds, the upper bunk will make a lot of noises and shakes when the child move.
1054733
Hello,This bunk bed can only be assembled as pictured with the ladder on the right.Regards,Kristin BabekPresidentMomsBunkHouse
1054734
It has to be on the right....unless you want to drill an extra set of holes on the left...
2265513
Good Morning Megan - Yes - the stairs come with instructions to swap it out to the other side:)Thank you for allowing me to assist you - from the #1 Discovery World Furniture seller on Amazon - Dreamscape Furniture:) Feel free to call me at 8007719330 if you need further assistance. Scott
400121
I see that the pictures of the bed in white do show it with both the straight and slanted ladder. Weird. I have the blue and the ladder is straight.
1740831
about the same space as original, the ladder ain't as big as I thought its just the right size, if your in a space that has more space one way than the other u might have to flip ladder verticaly and then back depending on the specific moves
159052
No, unfortunately the screw holes are drilled out for the ladder and the whole configuration is made to be exactly like the picture. There's not a double side even to rig a ladder on the other side....unless you went to Home Depot and patched something together. However I have seen similar beds w the configuration you're looking for. Good luck!
115728
The ladder has metal pieces on the top that sit down over the rail, so it can be lifted off. It is not secured in place.
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.
1921350
There are 2 ladders and both can be left out.They are not structurally needed
175800
Yes, you can move it left/right and up/down. There is a limit amount of travel, but it does move.
1571330
The ladder is a standard one that leans against a wall, tree, etc. it cannot stand on it's own like an A frame ladder.
212482
Yes the crank handle can be moved from the right to the left side. Directions on how to move the assembly are included in the assembly instructions.
2147239
I don't think you can, unless you can drill holes on all the tower shelf panels to move it to the left side.All the panels come pre drilled with holes and step-by-step instructions on putting the table together. So in theory you could possibly move the tower shelf to the left side, if you can take appropriate measurements to drill the required holes.
1292057
Unfortunately no, the ladder can only be placed on one side of the loft bed
1195060
There is a lever or button on top of ladder towards right side. Press/squeeze on it. It should open up.
734874
Yes, it does include directions on how to put the ladder on the right rather than the left.
159055
The ladder doesn't come off r remove from the bed as it is part of its construction. I don't know if you could go "maguiver" and flip the orientation while assembling it, but I'd say as it is supposed to be assembled, no.
301141
I do not think so. The ladder is to be mounted from the ceiling so it can be pulled down and the feet of the ladder rest on the floor.