Can the beds be separated into two twins?
1809852
No the ends are one solid long board that the side boards screw into. I don't suggest buying this bed mine is completely falling apart and wood is splitting especially on the steps.
1809853
They can't be separated because the sides which holds the two bunks are 1 piece unlike some bunk beds which are basically 2 twin beds that sit on top of each other and have a peg system as a connector.
972779
I'm sure you can....however beware, this product is very cheaply made and did not fit our twin size bed. We actually had to cut it down to make it fit
1430733
Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on some occasion, too. Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on... » Read More Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on some occasion, too. « Show Less
622331
No unfortunately it doesn't convert to a twin bed. There are cribs out there that convert to toddler beds, then to a twin. My son's was like that. But the problem I had was that in order to convert it to a twin, you have to buy a kit. I'm not sure if most convertible cribs are like that or not.
1738389
The two beds can be used seperately but if you remove the railings from the top bunk there's no way to add a headboard/footboard
911107
Yes. Very easy to separate. No tools necessary. As stated by SEC123, the rails on the top bunk do not come apart. I actually call it a nice feature because my children are 2 and 5 and it's safer.
577811
You could, and it would probably look nice as far as the headboard goes, but the mattress kind of fits down into the frame so you would have a gap between the two mattresses. I guess you could do two small foam mattresses with a big mattress over the top?
2267060
Yes, it could be used as two separate beds. I would think you would need a twin mattress for each.
475716
No it cannot. I have 2 of these beds for my twins, and sometimes I will pull it out & put it on the end though. You can also push it in if you don't like it.
1190403
Yes. They assemble separately and you just attach the bed to the top. It would be trivial to rearrange them.
1064139
Yes, but one end has an opening from stairs (put a pillow over?) and is shorter than the other. Thus, can be done but not prettiest- if beds in seperate rooms probably no big deal.
1428707
depending on the length of the twins at birth. If they are fairly short then you would be able to put them side by side width ways, and it would work fine. My daughter is seven months and still sleeps in it. She is to long to sleep on the shortest part and has to sleep long ways. They are wonderful though, easy to assemble and take down. Also make it much easier to have infants in the room. Good luck
1760896
I like these split king beds but I don't like the 2 twin mattresses. They always move apart. I bought the 2 Xl mattresses and I would not do that again.
599608
Yes. The twin beds we pushed together have separate frames and headboards, and the bridge worked great. We did put an "overfilled" fluffy king size mattress pad over the the beds, and that made it perfect. Our guests really were not even aware they were on twin beds until we told them!
2089710
Yes. You can easily separate them and put them back together. I personally used only one in most occasions. But if you want to use this as a permanent bedding, I would suggest you better go for a regular mattress as there is no match of comfort between the two.
1842047
Missy, it was essentially a TWIN. I used it as an everyday bed, and it was pretty good.
2168129
I purchased this bed for the option of separating them into two beds one day. I have kept them together and recently took them apart. The bottom half looks really really funny separate. I am not happy!