Important Notice-
Due to the upright design of the ladder you may need to secure the bed to
prevent wobbling when is use. This is not a design fault of the bed but a result of
a front access ladder. If a floor is uneven, even by 1mm it can cause a bed to
rock, again the brackets will stop this.
You can stabilise the bunk bed by attaching to the wall or to your wooden
skirting board. Using the corner bracket fixing P locate to the rear corner posts
under the side rail or at the base of the feet.
Using the base slat screws attach to the bed. Please note we have not supplied
wall fixings due to the many fixing types available. Consult your hardware store
for the best type.
Section : Added safety
Attach Support Legs
We have supplied optional Side rail support legs. These strengthen
the bed further to make the model for heavy duty use. This leg is
optional but is recommended.
Measure a half way point on the side rail. Place the support leg
under the side rail from the outside. Using two black screws attach
from the inside of the side rail. Note there are no access hole given
the screws are self threading.
The centre leg will hover slightly off the floor,
when the bed is in use it will move down and
support the bed. This is to protect the leg if the
bed moves.
If you have ordered a guest bed simply do not attach
the from side rail support leg.
Now we attach guard rail supports
These two rails prevent the guard rails from being forced apart, very important. Using a tape
measure find the centre of the back guard rail and centre of the front guard rail. Make a small
pencil mark. Then attach each guard rail support to the front using the screws provided. These
cover both the two guard rails and secure onto the side rail.
