can the ladder be mounted on the opposite end of the bed?
1254440
The holes are predrilled so unless you really know what you are doing it wouldn't work.
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.
1241881
Yes you can reverse one and the only thing that will be opposite is the 3 outside vertical supports. the holes are predrilled for these. It seems like it would still look great. Very easy to assemble. Love mine
1225922
No. I don't think the bunk is high enough and the ladder would get in the way.
1964349
It doesn't show it in the picture, but the ladder has a hook at the top that hooks onto the side or end of the bed. It really hangs straight down when using the hook. This is a really cute bed that my daughter loves to use when playing with her dolls. The ladder typically gets tossed aside:)
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.
1819726
Yes, the supports on the sides of the ladder require minor assembly. They are attached with a couple of bolts.
1108648
Unfortunately no, it can only be installed on the one side. If you are handy and want to drill holes in the other side that would work.
1834342
Yes it can. My husband built a play house outside and hung the ladder on it. The kids love it. No problems
655583
Not sure. I don't think so since the rail is secured by a strap to the bed side rail on the opposite side. Hope this helps.
1683169
Not bc of the ladder, more so to reach the other side of the mattress! Which is a problem you have with any bunkbed, especially the full bottom. We have 2 of these for my daughters and we love them!
1447422
the ladder is rather compact. it is stays on the side you choose to install it thus leaving open the space on other side of the bed for longer items you may want to throw in the bed. the latter will stay in the inside of the bed when folded.
2130322
I would think it might not be safe. The leg of the ladder could twist or bend?
2258652
With the proper tools (you'd need a torch) it could be done....but because of how it would need to be cut it would be VERY DIFFICULT to get the legs even (read *impossible*).....then you have to take the following into consideration: the ladder would also have to be shortened, placing the bottom rung either on the floor or completely missing. The legs themselves would then be open-ended so you would have to find some way to protect your floor from them. You would no longer have enough clearance under the bed to place a desk or chair (for anyone over 5'2" or so)
1948793
While you can't mount the drawers to either side of the bed, you can turn the bed the other direction and the headboard can be attached to either side allowing you to have the drawers on either side
2011486
Hi, I do not believe there is any way to do that. Meant for an extension ladder without a step st the top.
1064138
Possibly, but it wouldn't be optimal. The stairs are integral to the bed structure, which makes it really sturdy altogether. Taking the top bed off is easy, though it may sway a bit by itself, though you could possibly add a crossmember in the back to help with that.