Is the safety rail on the top bunk fixed, does the child have to climb up the ladder and over the rail to enter & exit the bed?
1388167
Yes, it's fixed. My son has no issue climbing in & out. It's the perfect height. I was worried about him being able to roll out until we put it together & I saw that he'd be safe & sound. It's a great bunk.
1409774
The ladder does not connect it will just rest up against the bed. My daughter has really enjoyed this. Since she moves the little bed around her room its kind of nice that the ladder is not connected.
858224
Yes, the slide/ladder can be reversed. Also, the bed is good for the price.
1248414
The ladder is vertically upright. It is attached to both the top and bottom bunks.
1854391
Yes, your child would have to climb over the railing to get down the ladder.
992514
No, there isn't a door panel. I haven't found it to be annoying personally. I like the fact that although my 15 mo. old is starting to climb, he can't get up and over the rails of this... so it makes it a safe place for him to be if I need him to stay in one spot for a little bit. I really love that it doesn't have "baby" colors, because when he's older, he could crawl over the rails and make a fort or something. Only downside we think is that it doesn't travel... we got a separate one for that.
2229115
I am not sure about a replacement. You could surely take the original to a metal or fabrication shop and they should be able to make a different one that might work. The supplied ladders hook on both sides over the lower bunk rail securely and has 2 screws that secure at the bottom of each ladder. The only thing is that it is aluminum; which is cold at times and not so easy on tender feet. Other than that, it hasn't been an issue with several kids going up and down.
1255249
No, the bed comes exactly as shown in picture. Not sure why it says 4 side rails. The top bunk has them on both sides but not the bottom.
1921514
We got a toddler rail with this bed. Conversion rails will have to be bought later.
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)
185939
We bought a regular size for thickness mattress for the top bunk. The rails are plenty high enough to keep kids from rolling off. Our daughter is nearly 5 so she doesn't sleep up there yet since our youngest daughter is almost two and is still in a toddler bed. But I would let our 4yr old definitely nap up there so I wasn't worried about her needing to go potty in the middle of the night! The rails are sturdy but the middle piece that screws into the top and the bottom rail did not have holes in place already and we have never put it on! They are still pretty sturdy without!
1918161
It comes with the rail :) We haven't used the toddler bed yet, but I love, love, love this crib!!!
1191443
No. Trust me for your children's safety do not buy its poor quality my daughter went to lay on the bed and the boards cracked she's only 52 lbs and when we were building it all the would split so the screws are exposed and the ladder is very flimsy. I took mine apart and am selling it foe scraps
164719
I wouldn't think so, it's not made to keep a child from climbing over it just to keep them from falling out of bed. If you converted your crib to a toddler bed it might work but I'd check the measurements of the crib against the rail and also the crib mattress might not be heavy enough to support the rail. It is supported under the mattress with a bracket the sets up to the other side of the mattress. I'd say NO most likely.
1801114
Per Kevin at Stromberg Carlson the small hook extrusion that comes with the ladder will attach with a mounting plate to the fascia board to make it a stable non moveable ladder. The large hooks that come with the ladder allow you to clip it over the edge of the bunk without drilling into the fascia board. Hope that answers your question but let us know if you need additional information.Thank you
1585659
No the doors are fixed. I would suggest a friend and a hand truck. Make sure you tie the safe on the hand truck so it does not come off. If your stairs are carpeted, I would suggest leave the safe in the box and slide it up the stairs. I find that cardboard slides pretty easily on carpeted surfaces. Good luck.
1282699
No.I got it for my daughter who is 3 yo.She had no problem to sleep in it without safety rail