can the ladder be moved from the right side of the beds to the left?
444808
It's stuck where it is. Off topic, this bed is super flimsy. I wouldn't buy it again.
444809
It's stuck where it is.Off topic, this bed is super flimsy. I wouldn't buy it again.
1091534
Yes, the ladder can be installed on either side. There are no pre-drilled holes on the bunk for the ladder.
1182044
Once assembled the bed can be moved, but it takes two people. Remove the mdf boards that support the mattress. It would also be easier to move if the drawers were removed.
471193
This isn't an official answer by any means, but I don't think you can. The bed has a different method of attaching it on the stairs side than it does on the drawer side.
2230804
Good Morning - the ladder is attached to the bed with ladder hooks that are then screwed into the bed frame with 2 small screws. This is the recommended way of using the bed to avoid the ladder shifting. If it is not screwed in it will most likely mar the finish as well under the ladder hooks. 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
734874
Yes, it does include directions on how to put the ladder on the right rather than the left.
619451
Yes,the beds can be taken apart to make two beds, but the ladder and safety rail need to be removed first.
2215735
The ladder is an integral part of the cage (for want of a better word) of the bed. The two vertical poles are part of the support structures that keep the upper bed in place. It is impossible to remove the ladder without also compromising the structural integrity of the entire loft bed. You might be able to slide a trundle under the narrow side, but it would have to be quite, quite thin. You can't slide a trundle under the broader side, as the feet of the ladder are in the way. I hope this helps. The loft bed turned out to be a big hit with my 10yo daughter. By the way, there is a similar model that does have a removable ladder. It's just as expensive ($600+) but the ladder *is* removable. However, the lower desk is just that: a desk. It can't convert into a bed.
2277087
Yes, if you are careful enough and strong enough. Don't stand on the outside of the ladder rungs to raise parts. Use a pulley when possible, so you are pulling down rather than up. Removing parts may be the most difficult safely. Yes there are floor boards. Make sure the outriggers are at 45 degrees and actually bear weight.
156966
It's been awhile since I put it together but I don't believe you can because the staircase is integrated into the design for the end of the bed. You'd have to fabricate your own end piece if you were to remove the staircase.
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
845860
Yes. You can use this bed rail from either side of the bed. There are nylon straps that attach to the bed rail and mattress for a tight fit. It also doesn't get in the way of the sheets which is nice as well.
80130
You could, one on each side, but I would tell you to NOT purchase this long version of this product as it is VERY poorly made and just about impossible to move up and down the 180 degrees that it is supposed to move without the help of another person. One of the main reasons for this is the extra length. Unless you have a person who would try to get out of bed on their own, I would order the shorter version.
327998
Not easily. It would take some cutting and custom work. The ladder is also a support beam for the rail. Thus no ladder, the guard rail would not be stable and also would not reach the other end of the bed.
62877
There really is no way to move it to the other side. Sauder does not recommend that you leave off the part all together. The desk has not been tested without it.
1853536
As long as you didn't screw the ladder on, it would be relatively easy to unstack the beds. (And you didn't have a bunky board mattress on top -they are just heavy mattresses....which they say isn't needed)
858225
No. We had the same problem, but had to live with it. The ladder has pre-drilled holes and is part of the frame. No way to reverse the set up.