Can you use two of these to make a bigger bed? Basically take out the end piece(s)?
628793
My instinctive response is that you would lose some support by doing that, but keep in mind the bed I bought from them is 4' X 6'. There are some advantages to leaving a little bit of room between beds that size, in my opinion, as I like to be able to get in from all sides especially when there are bug issues. you never want to walk on raised beds.
628794
The hardware is slotted to make right angles, so 2 lengthwise cannot be joined.
628795
I don't see why not. They do have "L" shaped hinges at each corner but you could remove those and attach the open ends to one another with a flat hinge. I would use two on each side though, so you don't have any sagging in the middle.
628796
I am not sure because I did not do that. I don't see any reason why you could not. They lock well and you would have to put in your dirt on the bottom one first I think. Not sure how to seal the inbetween when it rained though. There is green siding boards with poles that do though and I liked them better. These were nice but not big enough for me.
38854
Unfortunately, this is not possible. It was first of all not designed to be used this way, so we can't guarantee you how sturdy this will be. The side pieces are also quite thin and won't be able to support that much weight. Each individual bed can hold up to 250 pounds where the mattress is sitting, not on the side.
1064139
Yes, but one end has an opening from stairs (put a pillow over?) and is shorter than the other. Thus, can be done but not prettiest- if beds in seperate rooms probably no big deal.
242735
The two pieces can be separated, but it most likely won't fit in your case. The following video will help you see how small the support can become: http://vimeo.com/70979876
1898573
Yes, you could. It simply oes between the front and rear pieces. Adding another would only make it longer. I would caution too much length without a third support rod under the basket though.
2008371
There's no way around it, and BE CAREFUL. There is at least one point where once you assemble two pieces, there's no going back. If you do it wrong, you will have wasted your $300-$400. The entire thing becomes unusable.
629966
Yes you could, but you would have a couple of weird brackets hanging off the end of the bed frame. I am not sure if they are removable.
917452
This is not that. These are the same size. What you are looking for is a high rizer. With a high riser one folds and goes under the second frame and you can make two beds. This is two equal pieces. I hope this helps.
2201651
Once you get the end pieces in it is pretty much stationery. However you could pop the ends out and fold it back up. If you are looking for the type of bed that folds in two and sits neatly in a corner then this would not work. But as I said it you can pop the ends off and fold it somewhat.
660959
Yes. The panels are removed, so if you remove the center panels, two can be put together to make additional room.
512492
Yes, it could be. One would fit a twin size bed so you may want to use two of them.
1575279
I don't think you could put two together, but it comes in 3 pieces and you just slide ends to fit. If anything you may be able to replace center bar, but I think it will fit the way it comes.
156966
It's been awhile since I put it together but I don't believe you can because the staircase is integrated into the design for the end of the bed. You'd have to fabricate your own end piece if you were to remove the staircase.
1034534
You should be able to. The pieces are tapered so that one end goes in the opposite end of the other pole.
2187399
You probably could use only the 2 rectangular pieces, and eliminate the corner piece. It seems it might be less stable that way, but it looks like it could be done - you'd just have two separate tables to configure how you want them. All together, though, it doesn't take up a whole lot of room. It's a great desk for the price.
2089710
Yes. You can easily separate them and put them back together. I personally used only one in most occasions. But if you want to use this as a permanent bedding, I would suggest you better go for a regular mattress as there is no match of comfort between the two.
1234622
I believe you can. I do have it on the wider side however. After trying several others, this was the sturdiest and no assembly required, nor will it break. Amazon is wonderful about returns, so you should try it.