Do you have a stuva loft bed for IKEA?

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I am thinking about this bed for DS's room as we are short on space, but would need the wardrobe to be at the other end for it to work. Does anyone here know if there's any flexibility in how you put the bed together? TIA!

I believe it's entirely flexible... but check your ceiling height! Do you have room to put it up, and for a growing child to use it. We had to scrap the idea, but I know from previously building a loft bed, building it in a tiny space is hellish.

Thanks -- will definitely check the ceiling height! DS is sharing with his little sister at present while we decorate his room, it's currently 3x2 metres and completely empty so hopefully that should give us enough space?

We have this bed and other than the desk you can't change it. The ladder has to go on the right hand side so the wardrobe would have to stay there to.

The only thing you could do is turn the desk and access the wardrobe from the other side (under the bed) hope hat makes sense?

It comes with two set of instructions*, one for left handed version, one for right handed. So you couldn't rearrange the set up, but you could have it for the bed against the left wall or the bed against the right wall.

*But Ikea never give you two copies of instructions, I say. DH says yes but this is very useful isn't it - you can do X using your set of instructions and I can do Y with my copy. Oh look, I say, my bit doesn't fit at all with your bit WHY IS THAT