Can the ladder be placed on either side of the frame during assembly?
1152678
If you changed the parts around and do not follow the instructions, it might be possible, but it is not designed that way.
1152679
No, the ladder can only be put by the foot of the bed. If you'r facing the bed the ladder would be on the right side just as the pic.
1091210
It an be constructed to be on either side. You just have to switch the bolts around a little bit.
1360390
Although the instructions indicate that the ladder can be moved, the holes in the boards will only allow the ladder to be installed on the left, as shown in the picture. However, it would not be too difficult to drill the one additional hole needed to move the ladder to the right.
875951
Ours is mounted on right side, but I did not put it together- one of our workman did that. I am assuming it could be mounted either side.It does need to be assembled.
811648
Yes ... There's 2 sets of directions for if you want to pu the ladder on the right or left side. Once together you just slide the dresser and shelfs under where you want them. They are seperate units. You don't even have to put them under if you don't want to but the main reason for me getting this bed is that it is a space saver ... As my daughters room is not that big.
285428
Yes, it can be assembled that way. You can even put the bottom door at either top or middle level even though it's strongly recommended it stays at the bottom (I agree with this recommendation). The three doors are not connected together without the materials that will be provided so it should not be a problem to do these in one direction or have one faced in one direction while the other facing the opposite way.
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.
1621605
You have the option to assemble either way. It's very clever. And you could reassemble later if you change your mind.
836725
Yes it is finished on both sides and very easy to assemble. Keep in mind that it becomes quite heavy the further along the 'put together' process goes so keep it close to where you plan to put it.
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.
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.
2196700
Short answer: No. The bunk bed (at least ours) is not designed for a left sided ladder mount. With some rigging, the ladder could be probably be placed on the left hand side of the bed, but the real problem is that the side rails on the top bunk cannot be attached to the right side of the bed, so you would climb the ladder and have to climb over the rail. And, you would still have the intended opening for the ladder on the right side of the top bunk.
1352420
YES, there is a choice, you can assemble it either way. We assembled ours with the door on the left side.
1937506
No. The entrance into the upper area is on the left side so it must be assembled as pictured.
666997
It has to be assembled as shown. You do NOT have the option of either side.
34736
Yes you can install the ladder on either end. My son has him ladder at the foot of the bed instead of the head and it works just fine.
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.