can I use this mattress on a bunk bed? if so I can buy two.
868403
Yes, I believe you can use it on a bunk bed. My grand daughter has hers on a raised bed with a desk underneath, which is very much like a bunk bed.
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.
59798
The be has strips of wood to support the mattress. You will need a bunk board of piece of wood to hold that type of mattress.
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.
2170810
no. they say right on the box not for bunkbeds. they are wobbly so.......just not a good idea.
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Yes, two adults will be able to sleep on the bottom. The bunk beds are very sturdy. I love the bunk bed and I think the price is fair. I hope this will help you.
496698
A regular twin mattress will be fine. We bought premium memory foam beds. One thing to note is that the height between mattress and second bunch is not that high so a thinner mattress on bottom bunk might be better. My 4 year old can easily bump her head getting out of bed.
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No. Both are just standard twin size. I know because i used the mattresses that came with our old bunk beds.
1064136
No, the staircase bunk beds are not designed to be used as 2 separate beds.Regards,Kristin BabekPresidentMomsBunkHouse
1899341
A twin mattress would certainly fit, but there is no framing for it. With the framing, you'd have to choose carefully. The area beneath the bunk is the same measurement as the full size mattress.
1860295
Any mattress works for the bottom bunk, but for the top you dont want to have a mattress that has a pillow top on it
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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.
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I have 6" mattresses on 2" bunkie boards. Works fine and one could go thicker on the mattress.
1767656
You could but it is not very tall like a regular bunk. There would be a lot of bumped heads.
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 $$.
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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.
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I think you probably can. The mattress will be higher. We currently use it without a box spring because it is the bottom bunk.
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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.