Will I need bunky boards for this bunk bed?
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I didn't . I just bought two 12" memory foam mattresses and threw them on. Works great, although 10" mattress would fit better for top bunk.
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I would say u can use a reg mattress...all tho...for my son we put the box springs on there also....but I would say no...u don't need a board
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We used the slates the bed comes with. We did not purchase a bunkie board but twin size should work the bed is a standard twin.
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No. You will have to put shims or blocks under your bed frame. That's what I did
1833330
Yes, it is sturdy but would need a box spring unless you are using with a bunk bed.
177147
The bunk has bars that go vertical and support a matress. I have used a regular matress. The space between the top and bottom is kind of limited.
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IT's not quite long enough to reach the floor for a regular bunk bed. And of course, if your regular bunk is metal framed, you'll have problems attaching it. I agree with Jo, if you have a staple gun and your bunk is wooden, fixing the curtains with the staples is a bit more sturdy.
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Yes. It will need to be supported by a solid surface... either a box spring or a board support, such as on a captain's bed. It would not work well with a "slat" support (like commonly used on bunk beds).
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Thank you for your question. The Summer Infant Sure and Secure Double Bed Rails do not work on Bunk Beds.
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I would imagine so if you contact this company directly. The thing is though, the stairs come with a back board that attached to the bunk frame for support. You would need to drill the holes yourself. I must say though, you may want to look around a bit. We ordered a complete bed from this company and the majority if the pieces had defects and damage. We tried to work with them but they wanted us to provide a list of every part that was damaged. There were so many, I just did not have the time, patience and due to being disabled, it was not possible for me to figure out which letter or number was defected. I sent them an entire list of photos. You would think they could figure out which parts they were since they sell this bed! Poor customer service if you ask me. If you have an Ikea near you, I'd go there and see if they have bunkbed stairs. They don't hassle you when it comes to broken parts. They just replace them.
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May be but i bought it for the qeen size bed so actually i dont have idea for bunk bed either its safe or not ...:)
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We bought this for bunk beds and used it on the top bunk. However, on the lower bunk we used ply wood and no box spring. The ply wood seems to be working well and was cheaper. But we've only had the bunk bed for a few months now. We'll see how it wears. I'm not sure how this would be different from a day bad. Hope this helps.
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We used a bunky board at one time, and also just wood slats (make sure there are enough) and it worked just fine. Excellent mattress, but it's KEY to rotate it.
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thanks! i am looking for something that can be 2 separate OR bunks. thank you.
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yes to your question you will need a metal bed frame to attached the poles .
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Not sure, since we haven't opened the Starter Home yet. However, if you measure the height of the beds stacked on each other, I don't think they'll fit that way. You might have to separate the beds, rather than use them as bunks.
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I purchased a "bunkie" board from sleepy's to put under the mattress and the support much better! I think I paid about $100 for twin size. You could use plywood but risk getting splinters when you tuck in sheet / blankets to make the bed. You definitely some support under the mattress. All around it is a nice quality piece for the money! Good luck!