Can I move the ladder to the other side?
1882689
Not as designed. I suppose with the proper skills and tools it wouldn't be too hard to modify. The holes in the rail the ladder attach to are only drilled in one side, and the rail is not reversible.
1401342
I've check the instructions. There's no mention that you can move to the left side.
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!
291639
If the plank ramps are 12" wide and if the ladder is mounted on one side or the other you can put the two planks on the opposite side of the ladder. Or if you mount the ladder in the center you could use one plank on each side. It is always possible to remove/replace the ladder but not very practical.
1937508
I'm definitely not an expert, but I really don't think you can. Probably the only thing you could do is put it backwards. You'd only have access to one door on the side that is at the bottom of the ramp.
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.
836836
This could be a little iffy. You would have to get on the second rung from the top, so be sure you have someone in the room helping. The ladder itself, however, is very sturdy.
1257826
I wouldn't climb the ladder without it being screwed in but you will need a tool to move to ladder
1220322
There's a button on the top rung/platform of the ladder that says PULL. Pull that.
452943
No the holes come predrilled and the ladder slightly sticks out. There is no way to change it and make it straight.
1293150
Yes, you can configure it however you need. I actually have 2 of these in one room, facing each other with an aisle in the middle - so the ladder and single drawer are on the right for one, and the left for the other.
812665
extra x-it ladder will just sit in a pile on the ground below the window and should not cause any problems.keep in mind at the end of the day, you are trading the risk of being trapped with climbing out - you choose:)
288254
I don't know exactly as my ladder was never used. It is big enough to stand on and turn around. This ladder does NOT hold the weight it says it will, just so you know.
2196700
Short answer: No. The bunk bed (at least ours) is not designed for a left sided ladder mount. With some rigging, the ladder could be probably be placed on the left hand side of the bed, but the real problem is that the side rails on the top bunk cannot be attached to the right side of the bed, so you would climb the ladder and have to climb over the rail. And, you would still have the intended opening for the ladder on the right side of the top bunk.
811648
Yes ... There's 2 sets of directions for if you want to pu the ladder on the right or left side. Once together you just slide the dresser and shelfs under where you want them. They are seperate units. You don't even have to put them under if you don't want to but the main reason for me getting this bed is that it is a space saver ... As my daughters room is not that big.
384316
If you have someplace where you can tie wrap to, that would work. I tie-wrapped mine to my ladder.
1152679
No, the ladder can only be put by the foot of the bed. If you'r facing the bed the ladder would be on the right side just as the pic.