Can the stairs be completely separate from the rest of bed and the bed still stable?
619378
Yes. We have enjoyed the bed. It did come missing some bolts or the bolts were the wrong length. We called to have them sent, but we didn't get any delivered. It was just as easy to go buy some bolts the right length. The boxes came dented and some damage to the wood. I bought my futon online and it came with a cover. Very nice. I'd say that we definitely got our money's worth out of the bed. It is hard to take the futon from a bed to a couch. You have to have someone strong and tall to do it for you.
619379
Yes. The stairs are separate and only use brackets to attach to the bed. They aren't a structural part at all (but they are sturdily built on their own). I really like my bed. I wish the top bed was structurally safe for an adult...but, alas, it's not.
619380
Yea, bed will still be real stable, but . . . . how would u get up top then?? Lol
619381
The bed should be just fine with the stairs/drawers separated, but the stair until won't likely be stable when free standing.
1383837
The side rail is attached to the unit so it does not lift off. You would be able to remove it if you needed to. Just fyi. The bed can be set up to move the bunk bed entry from one side to the other. This was an all day project for two but this is a really sturdy product.
112166
I put this bed together twice (before and after a move) and never really thought about trying to switch the stairs. The bed goes together like a puzzle and the instructions do not deviate from the standard design. Also, the design of the drawers and book rack may make it impossible, but it might be able to be done with some ingenuity. This is a better question for the manufacturer.
1479184
It depends - If you have 2 people to move it down the flight of stairs. There are a lot of pieces - my husband assembled it in our living room....but I WOULD NOT recommend doing this on Christmas Eve!!!! So if that means calling a friend to help you move it down the stairs - it is quite a project to assemble and is not something that should be undertaken in the last hours...if this is a Christmas gift!
1018404
Hi, I put a standard queen mattress in the lower bed, it fits fine. Yes the ladder can be moved or taken off completely, it's not fixed to the bed, just hooks on.
275249
Yes, the drawers/stairs are not actually attached to the bunkbed- they are designed to stand alone. Though they can be attached if you prefer.
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.
2038907
Yes, you would have to take the entire thing apart. And more than likely it will not be as sturdy when put back together. It's an inexpensive piece made entirely of partice board...once put together it's really suppose to stay put together. I'd recommend you purchase after you move...otherwise you may want to invest in a higher quality piece.
895078
Ours is at the top of the stairs. It doesn't lock closed on its own. We have to shut it. I find myself closing it like I would a door to a room I'm entering if I just want it shut part way, and then it usually closes and locks. Alignment is key though.
872403
Yes; of course your steps may be off, even if you take some off each end. These are well made ladders.
1847777
Not if you want the bed to stay together. The bed frame is built into the drawers.
561968
You would have to ask the seller. When I bought this bed it all came as a set so I'm not sure if you can buy the drawers separate. Sorry!
1577403
Yes, all of the drawers can be removed completely from their slots. If you are asking can get rid of an entire drawer to make the whole thing taller, the answer to your question is "No."
1637539
Not in my opinion. It has been up since we assembled it. I suppose you could take it apart, but it is not "collapsible".
1853536
As long as you didn't screw the ladder on, it would be relatively easy to unstack the beds. (And you didn't have a bunky board mattress on top -they are just heavy mattresses....which they say isn't needed)
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.
1529051
Hello Liz, The staircase beds cannot be down stacked they will always be a bunk bed. Thanks, Drew