Can you use the boards to make another configuration? Specifically, to take 6 boards off the top of the walls and use them to make a third 4x4 bed?
1363666
No, because you wouldn't have the posts to do that. You need their posts because the boards slide into the notches, that's how they are attached. Also, these boards are not really 4" high, they are 3.5 at best. I was very disappointed with how shallow this turned out even putting it together correctly. IF you can possibly buy the lumber and make this yourself instead of buying this package you will be much happier and have a much better end product!
1363667
No, because you would not have enough corner post to slide the boards into....and you cannot order extra post.
1363668
There are not enough joiners (the blocks you slide the boards into) to do so. There are 6 total. If you can find more of these by either purchasing them or making them then yes, but the beds will be more shallow and you will not be able to plant certain vegetables.
1250000
I don't see why not, so long as you cut all your boards to the same scale. I did something similar with another shed I built.
830452
Yes you can. Use the top shelf in place of the third shelf for a more finished look.
1496764
No this version you cannot. There is another that has drawers. However you could lift the bed up if you really wanted to and then put the bed back down over it but it isn't exactly convenient.
1101754
I am guessing you can, bu I would screw them (in all four corners) together and also place them in a corner against the wall for stability. I would suggest anchoring them to the wall. I wouldn't stack more than two together.
660959
Yes. The panels are removed, so if you remove the center panels, two can be put together to make additional room.
1327415
Not possible, the vertical pieces are all one piece and the horizontal are all separate pieces. If you did this you'd end up with two very low shelves and not anywhere near stable.
356807
Yes, it can be assembled any way, but keep in mind, you only get as many walls as shown here. Since the 2 middle rows here share a few walls, you wouldn't have enough to split this into 2 equal separate halves. You could do a different configuration but you would have to go smaller somewhere to have enough pieces.
1691856
Yes you can. I also had a space that was just a little too small so I left off the bottom legs and just used the first level as the base and stacked the second one on top. It worked perfectly.
140667
Yes, you can. This is made by wood and it is very firm and heavy. I bought this and they sent me six pieces of wood and some screws&#65292;and it took me pretty long time to fit them up.
1457559
Sure you can. We glued ours to the wall and it was fairly easy to do. The paper holds its shape well. Boards should be no problem. Good luck!
1823719
Don't think you want to do that. The 4-pole unit would bow quite badly - don't know if would be any taller than 3 poles.
155959
I haven't tried stacking..mine are in a square with space in between but I'll bet you could get brackets and use them to attach each bed to another one...the L shaped ones. Hope this works for you.
1899500
You could by cutting the foam and adding hard wood blocks but i would find a different 51 setup the way you won't it for the money you would spend.
1857261
I think you can probably just put three panels together and use it that way. We are using all four but I think when my husband put it together he attached all the panels in sections. You might check with the shipper and see if they agree.
884869
Yes, you can do that with this kit and the boxes I received even had the directions. I didn't make it so I don't know how stable it is but I think it would work fine. After you stack the corner posts to get double height, the third slat will be split between two the upper and lower post to help tie things together. You will have two to three inches of extra post at each corner. If that look bothers you I think you could flip the unit and bury that part in the ground.
1780944
yes - you will need to add additional lumber. 2x4s will most likely work but be prepared to shave them down just a tad.