will this work in a 5th wheel camper bunk bed? It would be for a 19 month old on the lower bunk
903349
Yes, but as I stated in my review, I don't like how these are in two foot pieces. I would rather buy the long one piece stay put bumpers and cut it shorter. The two pieces apart are more likely to not catch my child as well if the really pushed against them. The longer one seems to also stick to mattress better.
903350
HiYes it will , these will need to be slipped inside the bed cover .. As long as the bed cover is tugged tightly in the bed ..these will hold strongly . Hope it helps you
903351
As long as the sheet on the bed has slack I would think so but I don't know for sure. They are easy to work with and seem like they would work on just about anything with a loose sheet.
1667583
That will be tight the lower bunk is approximately 10" from the floor if you trundle is on a frame and wheels it may not slide under.
2053394
This will fit a full size bottom bunk. That is what I did with it. Works fine. Hope this helps.
236476
I don't see why not. My daughters bed is a bunk bed with slats instead of a spring base, and it works pretty well. I was concerned about the quality when I ordered the first of these mattresses, but after a few months of use, for all three kids, they are holding up well. I believe that they would work as well as any similarly priced mattress you would buy locally.
140965
Yes, that would work. We have a standard depth mattress on our daughter's bunk and it works perfectly but a slightly thinner one would work well too.
1277441
The machine is attached to the bed/crib frame not the actual mattress. It should work with a toddler bed.
1873588
If the mattress doesn't fit too snugly to the outside edge of the bunkyboard it will work. We are using ours with a twin captains bed and it works great. The bed rail sits under the mattress edge and then the strap goes under the matress and holds it secure. Hope this helps.
1841122
I got a 5 inch bunk bed mattress for up top, the side rails are about 12 inches. My 3 year old sleeps up there. My 6 year old chooses to sleep in a twin on the floor underneath. I think you'll be just fine.
185630
We use it as a toddler bunk bed and put another mattress on the floor underneath. It works out great.
1646824
My son is 26lbs and loves it. He is 29 inches, but has plenty of room height wise to grow. He is nearing the width, but not uncomfortable. He is only 8 months and a chunk, so if she is 32 lbs and taller/leaner it would work great. My son naps in it when we go too :) the only drawback is don't get gravel dust in the wheels. They never work the same again and stick after. Before we did that we loved it!
2013585
I would not use it for a bunk bed. Even if you anchor the bottom so that it doesn't swing, the "steps" are pretty unstable. I don't think a kid would have a problem getting up but it would be difficult to get down. Now if this is just an extra set of steps for the bunk bed that the kids would just use recreationally I think it would be fun and cute but it defintely wouldn't be safe as the only way up and down the bed. Hope that helps.
1481726
My grandson will be 5 soon and loves it!! It sits lower than a regular seat, more like a booster seat. Should work until child is old enough or large enough to not be in safety seat
486252
Not very likely. The bottom bunk has a mid-beam vertical support extending to the ground - you can see it in the picture.
2184944
Absolutely! That's how we set ours up. The matress sits on floor underneath the top one just like a bunk bed. There's still floor space to play where tent extends out.
2063268
No, this is meant for cribs only. It wouldn't be long enough to be safe for a bunk bed. Look for the same crib rail made for twin to queen size mattresses.
1485127
Anything is possible, but I think it would depend on the size/strength of your toddler. The base sits on the floor and is much wider than the top. Even if baby tried to run the length of the cot in an attempt to flip it, 1) I think the padded mattress would slow him/her down and 2) because the top is smaller, I don't think baby could get up to a speed that could cause the cot to tip. However, if the cot was close enough to a solid object (ex: nightstand) and baby was tall/strong enough, either the cot or object could move. There is a height max on this cot. I sold our pack-n-play and bought this new for our third kid and haven't regretted it. We have been traveling all summer and it is infinitely better than standard pack-n-plays.
2259262
I don't see why not, it should work for a cot. You should be careful to order the right size, but otherwise yes.