All you need is three tools to assemble you loft bed: 1) Ratchet wrench with ½ inch (13mm) socket. 2) Standard Phillips head screwdriver. 3) Rubber mallet (preferred) or hammer. A power drill/electric screwdriver with a Phillips

You'll need a 3/8" wrench (preferably socket wrench) to assemble the bed. In addition, it is best to have an extra person available to assist.

Wall Bed Tools needed are: Drill motor with a 10 and 6 mm masonry bit for walls. A flat screwdriver ,a Philips head screwdriver and a spanner or wrench (11 mm).

Assembling a Solexx Greenhouse is takes just a few readily available tools. You will need a screwdriver, variable speed drill, sharp knife or utility knife, tape measure, step ladder, GE Silicon-2 caulk, caulking gun, clear PVC glue and a level. I am interested in your Solexx polycarbonate covering. How do you install it? Our specially formulated Solexx greenhouse panels are actually a polyethylene blend.

Lofted bed frames may be permitted only provided commercially-available products (e.g. a kit) are used. This means you may not build a loft yourself from scratch. Before putting a loft in your room, contact staff in the Office of Residential Life (863-3502) to discuss requirements and restrictions. The main requirements have to do with safety (e.g., material and method of construction) and fire prevention (i.e.

Bed parts are not available for early arrivals. Look for signs in your residence hall advising you when you can check out bed parts.

Your Aero-Lift is completely pre-assembled and tested at our manufacturing facility, leaving only a few components to be bolted together to make your Aero-Lift operational. The assembly of these components can be accomplished with simple hand tools. A list of the specific hand tools required is outlined in the Assembly and Maintenance Manual.

Within 10 - 15 minutes after placing your order an e-mail will be sent to the e-mail address you provided. It will contain the instructions on how to print your plans from our web site. If you don't get the e-mail within one hour check your bulk and spam mail folders. If you didn't receive the e-mail please Contact Us. Please Note: An e-mail address is required in order to receive the instructions on how to print the plans from our web site.

Smith, Gordis, Nemec, Conrad, Stetson, FLH, French House, all Fraternities, all Sororities, Carson, Hollis Students who live in Emily Hall may bring a homemade loft but must have the loft inspected during the first two weeks of the semester by the Department of Residential Life and Maintenance Department. Requests for loft inspection forms are located in the Residential Life.

Murphy Bed Tools needed are: Drill motor with a 5/16 masonry bit for concrete floors or a 5/16 ratchet wrench for mounting into wood floors. A flat screwdriver and a pair of pliers.

Unless this was agreed at the quotation stage, then all items needing dismantling are expected to be dismantled and ready to move prior to our arrival. If agreed at the quotation stage our staff will carry out dismantling and re-assembling to the best of their ability. It is essential that we know what is required at the quotation stage to allow for the necessary resources and equipment to be provided.

All the beds in each residence hall, with the exception of University Hall, are self-lofting. Thompson Point beds are lofted for students prior to move in. Brush Towers and University Park residents can check out the necessary optional parts at no charge from the Housekeeping Office in their residence hall area. All beds are bunkable. Bunking equipment may be checked out from the Housekeeping Office at no charge.

Yes. To receive your loft bed after the normal delivery time (posted above), simply specify when you would like it to arrive in the “special instructions” field during checkout. Usually, this can be honored within a three day

Sure! If you are in the local area, pick-up is always an option. Of course, you will need a large enough vehicle to transport your loft bed. Depending on your loft bed model, it will likely come in three to five large packages. Length is the primary concern, as the longest packages may measure up to 7 feet long. If you need specific

Our lumber is run through surface planers at its origin mill, resulting in a smooth surface texture. Some customers find this satisfactory in applying a finish directly (or leaving the loft bed unfinished altogether), while others decide to further prep the surface before finishing for an even more refined look (i.e. by sanding).

We provide a hardware pack in all of our units that include all the necessary tools to assemble the product.

You will need a size 2 cross head screwdriver for assembly. A mallet may also be useful to help push bungs home. Any allen keys, nuts and bolts required are supplied with your product. back to top