Product Warranty

No the top bunk must be used in conjunction with the bottom bunk. If you are looking for
a bed with a top bunk and an open space underneath, you may want to look into a
Canwood Loft Bed.
 Can the bunk beds be split into two twin beds?
Yes the bunk beds can be separated into two twin beds when your children get older.
You do not need to purchase any separate hardware or parts.
 Can the ladder be moved to another side?
No, ladders can only go in the one spot.
Safety
 Can I remove the safety stickers off my product?
The safety stickers contain important information and they are required by law. We do
not recommend that you try and remove the stickers.
 What type of paint is used in cribs?
The law says that you should use only non-toxic paint, which has no lead in it. Make
sure that this is always the case when you buy a crib.
 Are cribs governed by Safety Standards?
Yes. How cribs will be built and what safety features need to be incorporated into a crib
is regulated by the Consumer Product Safety Commission in the United States, and
Health Canada in Canada. It is illegal to build and sell cribs that do not meet these
safety standards. The best manufacturers build their cribs to include both mandatory
and suggested safety standards.
 Is it safe to buy a crib in a garage sale?
We recommend you stay away from baby furniture that is sold in a garage sale. You
never know how the crib was used, maintained, stored and, most importantly, whether it
meets all current safety standards. Do what is most safe for your baby. Cribs that are
sold in garage sales are not covered by manufacturers’ warranties.