How would this mattress do on a bunk bed?
193295
It would be an awesome mattress for a bunk bed. Not sure if you need 10" though - the 8" may work just as well and save you $$.
873373
I probably wouldn't recommend them for a bunk bed. We got these over a year ago and kind of have a love-hate relationship with them. They're one of the best things we have found so far, but they do not stay put. We had to resort to adding velcro on the bottom to try to make it stick better to the mattress plus holding it down with packing tape. Granted, for a bunk bed, it would seem to me a little to risky to have it slide out of place if someone is sleeping on the top bunk.
652082
I'd presume you'd need a twin size for a bunkbed mattress. It's made for a deeper mattress, but I think you could just fold more under and it should be fine. If I were going to put it on a matress that size, i'd probably just purchase some wide elastic and safety pin it to each side of the underside about 1/3 way down from the top and up from the bottom in two strips across (one top and one bottom) to hold it tight.
1229697
I would say, No. There is a strap to wrap around a box spring mattress, for stability. A bunk bed does not have a box spring mattress. The strap would have to be wrapped around the frame, thus, being visible.
541874
I added more slats to both the top and bottom bunks, made from a more sturdy wood so both beds have 6 slats underneath. There's been upwards of 300 lbs on the top bed and it seemed fine. Mattress was on there as well.
287679
as long as you have a good mattress. We had to buy a better one when we added the bunky board.
2043996
I don't know yet , it does seem to bend slightly, but I don't have the bunk bed yet to try it out. I have the mattress folded in half at this time with a weight on it while I wait for the bed to be sorted out!
1921847
This is a firm mattress. I think you will be fine on it. It is very good support and springs back as you move.
713414
I actually got 7 inch mattresses. But I think 6 or 8 would be fine as the top bunk railing would accommodate 6,7,or 8 inches.
934656
I think so..is a good Bunk Bed full over full and with Trundle..hard wood,nice color.Recommended.
671521
We have a pillow top queen and the regular bunkbed mattress. They are both very comfortable, but I wouldn't consider either of them firm. The 7 inch crazy quilt is more firm than the 10 inch pillow top, in my opinion.
868404
The specs call for a platform or box spring under the mattress, but I'm sure it would work fine on bunk beds too. If it seems to sag a piece of plywood between the slats and mattress will fix it right up. In fact that's what I did for my kids' bunk beds and it made a huge difference.
1494668
The mattress needs to rest on a bunkie board (slats). I don't think one central support will do.
1120416
I think it would be very tight as most bunks are fairly high. You might go with a double-sized mosquito net.
29725
Any mattress will work. We did add about 6 extra slats to support weight of multiple kids or an adult on the top bunk.
377462
We have those wooden slats that are attached with fiber strips. (They come rolled up - Ikea) a box spring would make it too tall for a bunk bed. Several pieces of wood would probably work. For comfort, you don't need a box mattress.
623034
Well I also bought a foam mattress and did not buy the bunks and everything is just fine. It has planks about 2 or 3 inches apart so it not like the mattress comes out in between.