how do you space them on the bunks?
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It depends on the trailer and the boat and how the boat sits on the trailer bunks. If the boat sits with pretty even pressure on the length of the bunk, then space the slicks evenly along the bunk. Start at about 4" from the back of the bunk at the back of the trailer, lay them out with a tape measure, and screw them down. If you boat is really heavy, you may want to by a second set of slicks and put two of them next to each other. If you don't like the way the boat sits on them, just take them off and move them around.
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i bought a set of end bunks with mine, and put the end bunk slides on then put a set in front then spaced equally, hope this helps
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There are directions included with them. I could not be more pleased with them, money well spent!
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I spaced them 16" apart with plans to add more in between if I liked how they work. Put them on this past weekend and I will be ordering more to finish out all bunks worked perfectly.
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i spaced mine about 12 inches apart which works well for my 14ft shallow water boat
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I have not installed them yet, likely going to in a couple of weeks. My current bunks have wear marks where the carpet is ripped. I am planning on puttin the slicks at and before the wear marks. This seems to be the most visible places where my pontoons rub when loading.
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Look at the bottom of your boat. The portion of the bottom that the boat will be sliding on is where the boat bunks should be positioned to make contact. Most boats have ridges or raised spots on which they will end up sliding. We are pulling a small boat up on our floating dock to avoid barnacles. We have rollers on the end of the dock to get it over the edge of the dock. Position your boat bunks to match these areas and make sure that the bunk slicks are wide enough to easily cover these areas.
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On my bunks I placed them end to end, which resulted in a 2" overhang for the last one on each side. I don't have the. Instructions but they are available by searching for bunk slick instructions.
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I use a regular twin matress. I even put a twin mattress on the bottom so it was more like bunk beds and softer to sit on in the fort.
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Turn bed upside down fold in legs,place mattress in half on upside down bed, fold bed and latch. Place back into storage case. I take the bed out at least once a month and put it away the same each time with no issues.
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As shown in the photo, place the legs of the bed in the center of the plastic. I also spray the legs occasionally so they will die faster while trapped. I also use Diatomacious Earth on my carpet to keep them from spreading.
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It really depends on how big the person is that is taking the top bunk. If they are tall, I suggest they do not stand up. If they are short, you can kind of stand up, but being 5'3", I still bump my head and we have 8.0 ft high ceilings. Hope this helps.
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Put the litter box in last or just put shredded paper on the lowest tray. They will spill in their upset state. I partially covered mine with a blanket to hide the movers. Opened it a bit at a time in the new place.
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We put them through the first and sixth opening from the top. As they stretch, it will prob. Be first and seventh. You want to tuck some of the cushion through the slat, and then move the resulting bulge up to the middle of the cushion.
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You can space them out however you want. It is entirely up to you. The bottom and top shelves have a specific spot, but the other 3 can be however you want them to be.
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You have to play with them as you install... Pull the premounted rails out, make sure you are setting the drawer rails level, and sliding past the plastic lockers....then it's in when you can push them all the way back.
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Just pull them apart. Put a finger in both holes and then just pull hard. The smaller ones are harder than the big ones.
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Pull hard on the legs downward, away from the potty, they are snapped into place. Then you can fold them in.
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Yes, the drawers/stairs are not actually attached to the bunkbed- they are designed to stand alone. Though they can be attached if you prefer.
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The bunk has bars that go vertical and support a matress. I have used a regular matress. The space between the top and bottom is kind of limited.
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when you set it up, you can space them as you wish. we made ours have two large shelves on bottom and smaller on top - to help with weight distribution too.
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We are using the extenders for more room on the bottom bunk wish I could post a photo for you. do not know the exact height not near them right now. BUT we are very happy with them.
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The spacing is up to you. Make sure you put larger/heavier items on the lower shelves.
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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.