How strong these bed is because my boys love to came jump on it ! if you connect the head board to bed will you still be able to open all drawers?
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I do not think the jumping thing would be a good thing , the drawer base is covered by slats , the head board to the bed ????? it dose not illustrate a way to do that with the bed or the headboard I did not attach them together the bed will not move
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I purchased this bed about a year ago. It has been durable. It takes a little work to put together, but it looks really good. I did not purchase the headboard, but I am pretty sure that the drawers would still open. There seems to be enough room to accommodate the headboard without restricting the drawers. The drawers add a lot of storage and are pretty sturdy. Good bed for the price.
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Nope. My oldest takes EVERYTHING apart! Not these though, even all the cousins playing with them, they are pretty tough. Although stepping on one at 2:00 in the morning is akin to stepping on Lego's.
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It doesn't have any specific structure for a headboard. I like the bed because it is very simple hard wood. The head and foot are exactly the same. If you wanted to drill into the frame, the wood is of very good quality and it would probably be fine. If it was me, I would anchor the headboard to the wall behind the bed to avoid the issue. I definitely recommend the bed, it is very well made.
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Yes. I have them screwed in to make sure they are sturdy and dont move since it ison my sons bed and he constantly jumps into his bed to get in it.
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The box springs do not come with any predrilled holes or slots. You could probably do some modification but I don't think it would be worth it or very stable. If having headboard is important you might look at attaching it to wall or else look for different bed design. We still like our bed especially with the addition of a heated mattress pad.
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I had this same problem, which didn't bother me until my clever cats started wedging the top drawers open & crawling inside the drawers & bed. I realigned the rails- the pilot holes didn't match up exactly so I just left one screw out. I put the drawers back in & moved the heavier items to the bottom drawers, & installed some inexpensive baby protectors on each drawer to keep them secured shut. They align perfectly now, are sturdy & keep the kitties out.
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Yes..you surely can..the headboard attachment is connected to the frame..you just have to turn them to the correct position when assembling it. Instructions do come with the package on how to do so..it's very simple. Hope this is helpful.
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Ok, lets try again. Well, the casters are very strong, so they are sturdy enough for that themselves. But if you have your bedframe on a slight angle (what will happen if you have the foot height low, the two in the middle a little higher (a few inches) and the two at the headboard highest (maybe 4 inches higher) then the holes in the steel frame will be on a slight angle (unless they adjust on your bed frame - which I have never seen but hey, maybe you have a bed frame with adjustable caster mounting holes) and most bed frames are fairly cheaply made and do not have the necessary strength to hold the bed weight on this unintended angle. The frames are made to bear straight down on the casters. You could probably have a welder tack a little support rod around the holes to strengthen them maybe. That would be a lot of work though.
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I believe so. I was going to do that, but the configuration of my son's room did not leave enough room. I think that the bottom of the headboard is flat to allow the head of the bed to sit up against it. They show the headboard with one of their beds.
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Actually, I don't think they make frames attached to headboards anymore. This is the 4th bed assembly I've put together (from 4 different companies) and all of them did not havve the clamps and screws to attach the frame with the headboard. however, i recommend this headboard to anyone because all you have to do is drill 1/4" wood screws into the headboard (using the frame's holes as a guide), and wha-la!! I've have my bed assembled for 2 years now, and it is the still sturdy as the day I assembled it.
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We only bought the bookcase headboard and it absolutely could be attached to the metal frame bed. We chose not for ease of moving the bed around. My kids like to rearrange their rooms on occasion.
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Hi, I would say if you got stronger slats, yes. But within a week of putting together the beds, one of the slats on the upper bed broke in half. The child sleeping on top didn't even weigh 50 lbs.
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If it's something you want to lean against a lot, I wouldn't. The bed is made of pressboard with a thin vainer over it, and I don't think it's that strong. If you just want something for decoration, or if the headboard is against the wall, it might work.
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Hi, this is a very nice headboard. However, you will not be able to attach. We had to place big books under the base in order to get the right height. I did not buy the platform, perhaps that connects somehow. I doubt it though, looking at the picture it seems to raise the bed to the proper height only. You may want to purchase this also, if you don't have any big books, such as text books. I hope this helps.
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If your kids are not to busy with bouncing and such its not bad. Ive even layed on the top bunk and I am 135 lbs. The wood is not the best quality. My kids have had this bunkbeds for over a year and there are cracks. You do get what you pay for in this situation.
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I own these bunk beds, and I can tell you that the drawers do not go all of the way under the bed. The front of the drawers are flush with the bed frame, so there is no space to put anything else under the bed right there. But the drawers only go back about 1/3, so if you were trying to put something else under the bed, you could do that behind the drawers. The drawers really just lay in the floor. They are not hooked to the bed frame in any way.
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Your answer depends on the children, when the bed is down it is as secure as any bed and the hardware is stable and secure. I would not suggest jumping up and down on as children have a tendency to do. I slept in a bunk bed as a child and my parents had strict rules. I'm very happy with the one I built, follow the instructions and you should have no problems.