is the ladder actually leaning out or verticallly upright
1248413
It leans and attaches to the bed frame. It's a great bunk bed! Great quality.
1248414
The ladder is vertically upright. It is attached to both the top and bottom bunks.
1248415
We have had this bunkbed for 2 mos. it is not great quality and my hubby has actually had to add things to it to make more stable . There were not enough slats for top bunk so if too much weight was on top mattress would've Fallen through .
496268
Its upright, but i find that the back rest is very far back so can be akward. I bought a back arch within the first week
400122
The ladder is straight but very safe and easy to climb. It's part of the bed frames.
299584
Yes - it is pretty upright when all the way up and it goes pretty far down when all the way reclined. Although, if you have too much stuff in the underneath basket area it will get in the way of full recline.
424139
No, the ladder is rigid. It is only hinged at the top. It doesn't collapse and cannot be made shorter. It is a great ladder and I carry it on my motorhome rear roof access ladder using the camco bike rack.
231199
Not completely vertical, but probably 85% of the way. Definately saves floor space though. We've had it for around 4 months and love it. Although, very very heavy and hard to get in the house and down to the basement. But well worth the price.
282585
No. And the latch on the top doors is not sturdy( more than once has not closed and the door has been found open. The ladder from bottom to top often falls and has to be screwed back in. Not the greatest purchase but it does the job.
1592847
It's basically a smaller version of a standard atic ladder so you need the joist support on both sides. Awesome space saver though...hope this helped.
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.
301142
No, it is meant to be installed in the ceiling. The panel folds down, revealing the ladder, and has pnuematic assist struts. Would not work from any position but horizontal.
1294931
Hello. Yes it is sturdy and it is slanted. However the bottom step will come off if it is not touching the bottom. I wouldn't recommend it as a suspension ladder. It is perfect for an above ground pool and deck though. :)
176115
Of course. It does not matter what side you use, it is free standing, not attached to the pool at all. If you are worried about it tipping over, put some cement blocks on the bottom frame of the ladder.
1153137
It assembles vertically. You do need some space to maneuver around the base. It is very sturdy and has been a great buy for us.
647745
In the picture, it looks inverted. But, the area is actually raised up for extra support in that area.
1964346
The ladder just leans against the bed. But it is fairly sturdy and the best I have seen so far other than the American Girl bed.
2258031
Yes it is vertical although in the middle it does have a slight bow to it very slight!
1300870
I haven't been uncomfortable with any position that I've used my ladder. Its just a great ladder. The rungs are also stable enough to stand on.