Can you place the ladder to stand straight up rather than diagonally like in the photo?
452940
You are suppose to screw it into the frame. It doesn't stick out as far as I thought it would.
452941
The way the bed and ladder are built, the ladder will always be at an angle. The angle that is shown in the picture is pretty much as close to "straight up and down" and you're going to get.
452942
the ladder on the loft bed is solid and sturdy. placing a ladder is a safety hazard. i would not recommended it
452943
No the holes come predrilled and the ladder slightly sticks out. There is no way to change it and make it straight.
1801635
Not by design, but you can stand it vertically like an open book ... The front is rigid enough so it stands well that way, but only vertically.
1335720
No, you can't stand on the tools platform! It is a molded plastic tray. The highest step (platform) is approx. 4 feet. Actually, No 6' ladder would accommodate standing on the top top platform as it would be highly dangerous.
822610
Yes, if installed as per instructions, the pole sets in its sleeve in the ground. you than can turn the clothes line ans stand in one place.
632081
I am thinking that you mean horizontally, and if so you cannot. The metal channel behind the picture is made so that you can only hang them as displayed in the photo on the Amazon web site.
1820671
I am sure you can hang it both ways. Whether it works efficiently vertical might be a different story......
101503
designed to be on a standard latter...with round rungs and the rungs being spaced per a standard ladder. No step ladder
1768960
I did not hang it vertically. It looks like you could although I did not try it that way.
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.
2231179
Yes you can - I have two of these and hung them vertically. I have a picture but amazon does not have an option for picture uploads.
880286
You can safely stand on the platform step but not on the very top of the ladder. It is designed with a space for holding items like a hammer or light bulb while you are working but it is not a solid step
1189696
I'm sorry I don't know. We had a handyman put them together. But, I can't see how you can change the ladder position. There are predrilled holes for assembly with one side having a full rail ant the side with the ladder the partial rail.
722312
No, the pre-drilled holes will not allow for the ladder to be placed at the other end.
315500
No, it doesnt give you a choice of which side the ladder goes on. There are pre drilled holes, instructions, and everything for it to go on the right side, but if you're really handy, you may be able to modify it.
2236624
They can be adjusted to be closer or further away angle wise, but if you mean literal vertical elevating, I do not believe they can. However I expect if you are clever enough with metalwork, welding, machining/casting and have enough beer, that anything is possible...
751964
There's nothing that lends itself to easily attaching a wider tray to the top. The small tray that is on the ladder is designed mostly to hold screws, nails, etc...small "stuff." If you're creative you could probably design something to meet your needs, but my concern would be that unless it was attached VERY securing it would fall off or break with any moderate weight.
1086029
Not unless you build it or have it custom made. Maybe a step up platform for you to stand on would be doable?Good LuckMM