Manuals for IKEA Bunk Beds
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the best way to disassemble my IKEA product? Verified
IKEA states that the best way to disassemble their products is to follow the instructions backwards.
This was helpful (18779) Read moreThere is a screw/plug/nail missing from my IKEA product. Where can I get a replacement? Verified
Every IKEA has a section where you can take free screws, plugs and other fixings.
This was helpful (9002) Read moreI want to remove a wooden dowel from my IKEA product, but I can't get it out. What should I do? Verified
It's best to use a pair of pliers and use light pressure to remove the dowel. Don't squeeze too hard, or else the dowel will lose its grip.
This was helpful (1545) Read moreWhat is the minimum thickness of a mattress? Verified
It is recommended for all types of mattresses to be at least 16cm thick to provide enough comfort.
This was helpful (104) Read moreHow much space should there be between the top of the upper mattress in my bunk bed and the ceiling? Verified
To ensure optimal freedom of movement it is best to leave at least 75 centimeter between the top of the upper mattress and the ceiling.
This was helpful (81) Read moreWhat maintenance does my bunk bed need? Verified
To extende the lifespan of your bunk bed and guarantee the safety of your child, it's a good to check al the bolts from time to time and tighten them if necessary.
This was helpful (59) Read moreWhat is the difference between a wooden and a metal bed frame? Verified
Wooden bed frames are usually sturdier than metal bed frames. This means that with a metal bed frame, the strength must be checked more often and the screws must be tightened more often.
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