Do the two beds come apart so they can be used individually whe the kids get older and have seperate rooms? Also the the railings come off?
1738388
The two beds do come apart to be used as individual twin beds, the only catch is the top bunk foot board will have a hole where the entryway for the stairs is. You can simply cover up this area with a quilt of some sort if it is an eye sore. Upon inspection you can take the rails off the sides with the allen wrench so it looks like a regular twin bed. I also went to the the Bedz King website just to verify this so the answer about removing guardrails from top bunk is yes.
1738389
The two beds can be used seperately but if you remove the railings from the top bunk there's no way to add a headboard/footboard
1404540
The bed comes with all of the hardware and it comes in pieces so when you put it together the top just sort of sits on the bottom. You can very easily separate them. We put them together separately then lifted the top onto the bottom bunk.
770091
Yes. It can be use as two beds. Also you can remove the safety rails on the side too while using it as two separate beds.
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.
911507
It comes with the toddler rail when using it as a toddler bed (visible in fourth picture, I think). But, to convert it to a full bed, you will have to purchase a bed frame, and use the front and back of the crib as the headboard and footboard.
2068153
They stay together very well. You can lift the top on off to have 2 twin beds. (There are pegs that fit into the legs of the top bunk)
1197695
We had our king sized headboard with side railings attaching to the foot board. The Night Therapy just so happened to fit on the inside opening...therefore we didn't have to take the headboard and foot board apart. it worked out great for us...
2139991
No, they do not come apart. If you notice, there are only 3 legs and the shelf can be pulled to fit a certain shelf size.
1564725
It does come apart for storage but not easily. Very security made so it will not come apart while child is jumping. This particular style holds the child a little to high off the ground for the first stage, had to put book under child to start. Fisher price other models are lower so child can use easier.
1027417
I don't know if you can buy the pieces separately but you can assemble the twin bed and stairs and leave the full sized bed unassembled. They are separate and independent pieces.
889105
Yes they come apart fairly easy, I have had 2 of these sheds . The first one I dismantled & reassembled at my cousin's place when I was moving. About 15 minutes to disassemble.
1815185
No, they come apart but one turns clockwise and one counter clockwise to separate. Hope that helps.
2251410
It comes apart, but it super easy to put together. Its like putting together a folded up box.
1301754
It appears they slide together and pull apart but I haven't tried to dismantle the thing. I don't really think it's designed to be used as separate units.
1899245
As it is shipped it would be one bed. But you could set them up as two beds. These do come in a one bed version. I have several of them. You could seperate them but on one you would have to attach corner L brackets that would screw into the manufactured wood and then add a cedar or redwood plank to the end and attach the other side of the corner bracket to it. You might contact the the company and ask if you can purchase 2 corner brackets and one plank.
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Probably. Are there any railings at all? They do slide out a little from out twin bed but I haven't had them push all the way out. I could probably tighten them up a little under the mattress. The problem is the doubles are really designed to fit a bigger bed (double or queen). But if you have any railing at all up there that would hold them in place and they would work great. Also better than nothing. I'm just a little skeptical because if it did push out, that's a long drop. I have one side up against the wall which helps to keep them in place. There is a strap connecting the two sides together. It just is a little loose for the twin. You could probably shorten the strap and they would work fine. OK, I hope this helped. If you have any other questions, let me know and I'll try and help.
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bed can be assembled so that the ladder is on either side (left or right) or either the head or foot of the bed. I would assume, since that's the case, that you could leave the railing off. Worst case scenario would be that you lose a little bit of stability with the headboard, as it connects the side of the headboard to the side of the bed... maybe some more wiggling than desirable. If you're using this bed for a child, I'd 100% recommend keeping the side rails on- it is a very tall bed.