I'm concerned about being able to bring up stairs to a second floor. Does this come assembled and/or can it be disassembled.
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It comes assembled. Feet are removable. It shouldn't be a problem its not very big.
1369764
The legs are not on the chair you put them on once you get it in place. I would not see a problem getting it upstairs at all. We absolutely love this chair. More then we expected. Good Luck
1369765
It comes assembled except for the feet on it. With help from someone else you should be able to bring it upstairs
1369766
Our fainting sofa is on our second floor. You must assemble the 4 legs. It is sturdily made, so a bit heavy. Worth it, though.
1369767
You will need another person to help, but with the legs not attached, would not be impossible.
1369768
The chaise is in one piece, however we have never encountered a problem since it only has one "arm" and can easily be turned sideways if needed to get through doorways, corners, etc.. I hope this answers your question!Thanks
7664
you'll be able to get it up the stairs no problem. make sure you have it next to your bed frame, when you cut the packaging it's going to expand quickly
477196
To move it up a 36" staircase would be a two-person job, but probably doable. I would check the exact shipping dimensions before you order it.
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.
1723018
It comes unassembled so it would be easy to move the pieces to where you want it and then put it together. Fully assembled it'd be a two person job to move it.
656682
Wouldn't recommend stair stepping this unit. However you could to a pyramid style of stacking! Great unit, not as large as image portrays. But the dimensions are right on the money!
1740104
With the help of a second person it would be easy to move. I move it around myself in my daughters room. The construction is sturdy; however I don't know what it would be like to move to a separate floor.
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I have owned this about 10 years. I think I have only taken it up and down my stairs empty. It made it but I'm not sure how it would be loaded down. You can force the leg/kickstand up and probably make it. I live at the beach and use it all of the time. It is a life saver and so easy to push fully loaded. I also use it to take my kayak to the beach. I hope this helps. I will try and go home and load it and try the steps and answer again.
1211340
It comes in pieces. The keyboard is separate making it very easy to carry up the stairs.
1559455
If you open the box and take it out piece by piece. It's quite heavy all in the box.... Mainly because of the wheel. I'd avoid stairs if able
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.
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The risers snap into the step, so yes you can lift up to move it without removing them. Hope that helps :)
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It comes unassembled, but it's really easy to assemble. Now it take about 2-3 men to carry it to wherever you will assemble it, & make sure you assemble it in a place where it can stay because once it's put together that's where it will stay. I assembled it myself and got my husband to hold a part every now a then so I wouldn't have to hold it by myself & screw it together.
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Once assembled, I moved it by myself down a flight of stairs, so it's fairly easy to move when you have to. It's definitely easier with two people, though, and I don't move it now that I've gotten it leveled. Not sure that casters would work well, as the "feet" are pretty small.
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You have to build it, its in many pieces the box would be easy to carry up stairs size wise but its heavy
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It is quite light. With a projector and a piano keyboard mounted to the top of it, I can still carry it up stairs (not by the top handles). I would not recommend disassembling it because that would probably eventually compromise the fittings if done repeatedly, although it would probably be possible to take apart in not much time.
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I would have it shipped separately. The box is pretty big. It's kind of on the flat side because all the pieces are stacked up inside but it's a little taller than the stairs are.