It says it comes with 4 side rails, does that mean that we can put rails on both the bottom and the top bunk?
1255249
No, the bed comes exactly as shown in picture. Not sure why it says 4 side rails. The top bunk has them on both sides but not the bottom.
1255250
I think that the reason it says "4 side rails" is because all four sides of the top bunk have rails. The top bunk is effectively in a box. There are no rails on the bottom bunk. Not sure why they would be needed.
1255251
No all 4 rails are up top, two on the side one at the head and one at the foot
1902113
There are rails on both sides making all four sides of top bunk enclosed except for small opening to get into the bed where the ladder is.
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.
1064136
No, the staircase bunk beds are not designed to be used as 2 separate beds.Regards,Kristin BabekPresidentMomsBunkHouse
486252
Not very likely. The bottom bunk has a mid-beam vertical support extending to the ground - you can see it in the picture.
176700
Yes, both top and bottom bunk are twin beds. The bottom "bed frame" broke to beyond repair within two weeks however.
1669380
Yes it does, just purchased this for my daughter for christmas. You can install as bunk beds or as seperate beds.
1874201
The bottom bed frame is included, but is less substantially-built. It is free-standing (not actually attached), so you may wish to use another bed frame in the interim or even permanently. Do note that if you use a box spring and mattress on the bottom, the "headroom" underneath the top bunk gets a little short.
1874202
I thought it did. I'm still working on getting the bottom bunk. The seller forgot to ship it.
302668
yes, it comes with 2 rails, so no need to buy anything else. Regarding the box spring question, you do not have to have a box spring, BUT you do need a flat hard surface. I don't think the wood planks are enough. Maybe you could put a piece of wood in place of the planks in the area of the rails. I have not tried this, because I have a box spring, but from looking at how they work, it would be my opinion and I would try that. If it doesn't work, then you would have to return them and look for something more compatible with your bed.
757545
Yes they can, you can just put the beds together and not put the top bunk on the top of the bottom bunk.
456244
Yes. the bottom rails must be fastened down with a minimum of 2 screws or bolts per side.
528982
No. The drawers are not fitted into rails. They rest on the floor. It would be extremely dangerous to try to put another one on top. Plus with the height of the mattress you would need a ladder to get in. Not advised.
207154
you can use the beds separately and if not "bunking" them, you don't have to use the side rails.
1874203
This comes with both beds but the bottom bed is very cheaply made I had to reorder a piece of wood to the bottom bed where it had cracked after only a week of having it. Then after this incident the bed broke again we eeventually just the the bottom bed out and used the old twin bed we had with a metal frame.
1482541
Side rails are not necessary to convert the crib into a toddler bed. All you do is remove the side(s) of the crib.
541859
No, there are no side rails. There are some mattress retainer parts that keep the mattress from sliding off the edges of the frame, and of course, a larger retainer at the base to keep the mattress from sliding off.