Can it be used filpped over so that the longer posts are on top and the bed is lower (assuming youi are not using as a bunk bed)/
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Sorry no. The spring part (horizontal part) only goes on one way. You could saw the legs.
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I wouldn't recommend it, you'd end up with the unit hanging at an odd angle, I suspect, if not the unit then the post, for sure.
2209557
I just measured ours and an 80' mattress on the top will hang about 5 inches over the end, so I'd say no. Sorry! It's a great bed, though.
1368864
I imagine you can because it will sit on top of planks. Functionally it should be fine. I use a mattress only though. You will want to be careful of the total height because it will take away from the look of the headboard. Also, you will need to completely cover the box spring because of how it sits inside the frame. A bed skirt will not work with this frame. Hope this helps. Ryan
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I m using a queen size on a queen wooden bed frame instead of a box spring. But I do have wooden slats under it. I would say you should be able to use it the same way you used a box spring on the same bed. If you didn't have any support under the box spring then you probably won't need it under the bunky board. But I can't say for sure because I used slats with the box spring and the bunky board.
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I wouldn't recommend doing that. It's a good bed but I just have a mattress on and I can't imagine the slats supporting a box spring and a mattress
445668
You could but that would make bed really high, my 9 yr old has to use stool to get in it now
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Not 100 percent sure but I wouldn't risk it just because a bunk bed is top heavy already and adding more height just increases the risk.
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No but you can simply put a spacer in the bottom or not slide the post all the way into the bracket, of course you will have to use adequate fasteners to support any load (not the best of approaches).
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If you are referring to heighth of post it will not matter if its not free standing, meaning you are attaching top of post to something sturdy.
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If you are talking about adjusting the legs then yes you could. I adjusted the legs higher but level but you could easily adjust them so that one end could be higher than the other. The bed can be adjusted as well.
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would say yes, toss the box spring (I didn't have one). I'm not sure if you can put it on top, but even if you did it would make your bed really, really high (the height of your mattress & box spring + about 15 inches)
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You most certainly can. However, you must install multiple metal brackets or straps to securely join the top bed to the bottom and I would strongly suggest lining the completed bed with industrial cloth; including up the sides. One of the more positive qualities with this garden bed is the simplicity of the install/set-up. Perhaps you would do better to purchase a higher bed design from the onset. Hope this was helpful.
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Not to my knowledge, i was able to use the whole length of the bed, on the underside. Put short things, cross wise. Use the supports for tubing, with art or posters rolled inside. Again you can use the long length of the bed for longer things like fishing rods. I love mine.
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You could but the frame sits right in the middle of the top of the bed so when mounting the tool box you would have to mount it further towards the middle of the bed so the cover clears the rack frame. I also put a bar between the front and the back racks so it would be more sturdy, I made my own but they sell it too. I suggest looking on you tube to see if they show this rack and you can see how it mounts and what problems you might have mounting the tool box.
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No. It won't work that way. This bunk bed is beautiful. I have 2 yr, 4 yr and 6 yr. fabulous. Hope this helped.
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No this version you cannot. There is another that has drawers. However you could lift the bed up if you really wanted to and then put the bed back down over it but it isn't exactly convenient.