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Question: Can you put the desk on either side
Document: This bunk bed is made of real wood and I ordered it for that reason, but did not receive what was in the picture. Adjustable Beds sent me the stairs instead of the desk side and had bolts and brackets missing. They did give me a hundred dollars back for the mistake and sent the missing bolts and brackets to me right away. It took about three hours to put together and was easy to do with the directions.
The product description says that they are lead-free and child safe finishes. Each unit (top bed, bottom bed, desk, chest/book case) comes in its own separate box and you assemble each unit separately then at the end put top bed on top of other units and secure it. Directions are in each box and each box is labeled, but the box with bottom bed says to open first. Very easy to follow. Takes two people to assemble and about 3 hours...
This bed is not sturdy! The bottom bunk side rail broke in half with my 3year old son on it. In addition 4 pieces of wood arrived damaged. It took several months to get any response. They offered no refund and asked that I pay to ship the large heavy parts back to them.
We don't use the desk function as a working desk, however.Finally, it is important to know that there is some real assembly work to be done here. Delivery (sale through Mom's Bunk House) was on a pallet, and the total weight of the parts is not insubstantial.
This design utilizes "boxed" sections at each end to provide more stability (though the structure still moves a little when my child crawls in and out). I intend to revisit how tight everything is after a few months, and may add a reinforcement or two to the back side.The trundle bed is a non-attached (and non-essential) part to this bed.
While perhaps safer, the stairway at the end of the bed requires a fair bit of crawling along to actually exit. Most kids probably won't mind, but I'm not convinced that this approach is any safer than a side-mounted ladder. The ladder on this bed can be fixed in place or left free to move (we've done the latter). The caution here is that the ladder hooks are metal, which can damage the wood on the frame.
First let me say the unit is beautiful and fun for kids. I love the versatility and solid construction. Not many downsides, but as you might expect, putting this thing together took a friend and me several hours. Thankfully the instructions were relatively easy to follow (and I'm not the handiest when it comes to wood working). The drawers and desk all feel solid and the recessed shelves are great for my son to keep his books, stuffed animals, etc.
Bought this set in early May and it is an attractive unit and is holding up well. Overall, I'm very pleased with it.Pros:- As mentioned, it looks good- Very good quality wood for the price.- Relatively simple assembly, considering the many parts. Good assembly instructions.- All features are fully functional - the beds, drawers, and computer desk.- Good support and response from seller.- Price is very good for this set.Cons:My only complaint is around delivery.
I definitely wouldn't put more than 150 or so pounds on the top bunk.Finally, the price on this was great. Very similar units at furniture stores tended to run several hundred more. So if you have the patience (and friends) to help you get this stood up one afternoon, you can definitely save yourself some money.
I purchased and received this set within a weekend. Very sturdy, good size, beautiful finish. It took a little over 3 hours to put together, much like others have stated. The downside is there is definitely a strong odor that should probably be aired out for a day or two before sleeping on and or closing the bedroom door. Not nauseating, but noticeable. It is well worth the price.
Answer: The desk can go on either side at the time of assembly. If you put it on the opposite side the desk top will slide open to the outside, rather than the inside.