Room & Board Fort Bunk Bed User manual

The Fort Bunk Bed Assembly Instructions
List of Parts:
1 –Headboard
1 - Footboard
1 - Full Size Frame
1 –Twin Size Frame
1- Full guard rail with 2 screw/nut assemblies attached
1- 3/4 guard rail with 2 screw/nut assemblies attached
1- Ladder with 2 screw/nut assemblies attached
Hardware:
6 screw/nut assemblies attached to appropriate component
Each screw/nut assembly includes:
1 Nut –3/8” Sq. 3” long
2 Screws 10-24 x 1/2"
#10 x 3/4” Self-drilling screws
Tools required:
Phillips screwdriver

People required:
2 People are required for assembly. You need a person on each side of the bed during assembly.
The 2 people will be required to lift 100 lbs to a height of 55” and hold long enough to slide the
rails of the twin rail/slat combination piece over the pockets on the bed ends.
Assembly Instructions:
1. Place Full Size Frame on the floor approximately where bed will go with the slots in the
rails facing toward the floor. If bed is going next to a wall allow enough room for a person
to stand in between the wall and the bed.
2. Move either the headboard or footboard to the end of the full frame with rail clips toward the
full frame. With one person on each side of the full frame, lift the full frame so the end of
the rails fit over the clip on the bottom of the end. The end will be
sitting at an angle.
3. Move the other end into place with the rail clips facing the full
frame. Again with a person on each side of the full frame, lift the
full frame and set the rails over the clips of the end. Both ends
should be upright at this point. If the rails are not all the way down,
stand on the rail to push it into place.
4. With a person on each side of the twin rail/slat combination piece, lift it over the top of the
pockets on the top of the ends. Slip the rails at one end over the pockets at that end, then
proceed and put the rails over the pockets at the other end.
5. Screw the #10 screws into the holes above the full frame.
6. Remove the screws from the screw/nut assembly on the full rail. Attach the full rail to the
side of the bed that is straight up and down. With a person at each end of the rail, slide the
C bracket over the 3” top rail with the holes to the inside of the bed. Place the full length
rail so the space at each end is equal. Insert a long square nut between the holes in both C
brackets. Insert screws through C bracket
holes (top & bottom) and screw them into
the long square nut. Tighten screws with
screwdriver.
7. Remove the screws from the screw/nut
assembly of the ladder. Position the
ladder on the right or left side depending
on your preference. Attach the ladder by
first placing the lower clips over the
bottom rail, then put the C brackets over the 3” top rail. Making sure ladder is against the

end, put the long square nut in between the holes of both C brackets, insert the screws
through the C bracket holes (top and bottom) and screw them into the long square nut.
Tighten screws with screwdriver.
8. On the same side as the ladder, the 3/4 guard rail should be attached to the end of the bunk
without the ladder. Remove the screws from the screw/nut assembly of the 3/4 guard rail.
Slide C brackets over 3” top rail with holes facing toward the inside of the bed. Insert the
screws through the C bracket holes (top and bottom) and screw them into the long square
nut. Tighten with slotted screwdriver.
9. Slide bed into final position.
10. Put twin mattress on top. Ensure that the twin mattress and foundation does not exceed 7”.
Use only a mattress which is 74-75” long and 38-1/2-39-1/2 wide on upper bunk.
11. Put full mattress on bottom.. Ensure that the full mattress and foundation does not exceed
7”. Use a mattress which is 74-75” long and 52-1/2-53-1/2 wide on upper bunk.
Important Safety Warnings:
1. Follow the information on the warnings appearing on the upper bunk end structure. Do not
remove warning label from bed.
2. Always use the recommended size mattress or mattress support, or both, to help prevent the
likelihood of entrapment or falls.
3. Ensure that the mattress and foundation does not exceed 7”. Surface of mattress must be at
least 5” below the upper edge of the guard rails.
4. Do not allow multiple people or children under 6 years of age to use the upper bunk.
5. Periodically check and ensure that the guard rails and ladder are in their proper position, free
from damage and that connectors are tight.
6. Do not allow horseplay on or under the bed and prohibit jumping on the bed.
7. Always use the ladder for entering and leaving the upper bunk
8. Do not use substitute parts. Contact Room and Board for replacement parts.
9. Use of a night-light may provide added safety precaution for a child using the upper bunk.
10. Always use guard rails on both long sides of the upper bunk. If the bunk bed will be placed
next to the wall, the guardrail that runs the full length of the bed should be placed against the
wall to prevent entrapment between the bed and wall.
11. The use of water or sleep floatation mattresses is prohibited.
12. STRANGULATION HAZARD –Never attach or hang items to any part of the bunk bed
that are not designed for use with the bed; for example but not limited to hooks, belts, and
jump ropes.
13. Keep these instructions for future reference.