What size mattress is best for twin and full? 6in or 8in? Will 8in for twin be safe for top bunk, I want to make sure the railing goes up high enough.
1019786
Overall, the bed is pretty sturdy. We have an 8" mattress on our top bunk and the top of the mattress is flush with the top of the lower rail across the front (to help you visualize the mattress height). I presume, the railing will keep a kid from rolling out of the bed. But, there's always danger if the child is on his/her knees leaning on the railing. We're not putting the ladder on until our little one is older and comfortable with getting up and down by himself.
1019787
We put an 8" mattress on the top bunk. The railing goes about 6 inches higher than the mattress.
1465555
I purchased the full size for my stepson -- he is very tall. My parents always had a full size bed, but I prefer a queen size for two people because I like to stretch out. But if you like to snuggle, or you're smaller in frame it may be just right for you. It is consistant with all standard mattress sizes. The full size is not extra long like the twin. But keep in mind a twin may be big enough for two children; really tight for two adults.
874122
I use a full size 8" mattress. Remember if the mattress is too tall it'll be higher than the railing.
1425865
Yes a twin size mattress will fit on the floor underneath the bunk bed. That is what we did for our grand children. You can only put a mattress...it would be too crowded for box spring and mattress. Works great for little kids. I would not recommend it for bigger kids (12 and older).
1468728
I don't see markings on the bed itself and I probably threw out the documentation that came with it. I did a bit of searching online and came up with 250lbs capacity for the bunks (twin over twin size). The full over full version states 300lbs top, 400lbs bottom. I've been in the bottom bunk quite a few times and at 215lbs, so far no issues. I can feel it sag / flex a little, but more importantly to welds seem to be holding up. My 30lbs son likes to jump around in the top bunk. Structurally, I haven't seen anything to make me worry yet at his weight.
948306
10" will put it really close to the top of the rail. The paperwork says a max of 6". that is too thin to be comfortable in my opinion, so I added a couple slats (1x2s at home depot) and put on 8" mattresses. I wouldn't do 10" if I were you, unless your kiddo won't roll off- once you add the covers, there won't be much of a lip.
509439
I bought the same mattress for both the trundle and the top. I bought the 8" mattress and it is really comfortable. If you have the measurements for the Twin XL I would be more than happy to measure it.
1748216
HI, � i have a standard twin mattress on there and it fits great. There's about 4-5 inches of railing (after the mattress is up there) so my 5 year old felt perfectly safe. And i felt good about her being up on top. I hope this helped.
1626050
Sorry about the delay. I am using one full size, a regular twin size (top bunk) and a 'trundle' twin size mattresses. I already had a regular size twin, and bought the full and trundle twin at Sam's Club. The trundle mattress is not as high as a regular one. You might be able to use a regular twin in the trundle bed, but the one I have has the pillow top, which makes it too thick for the drawer.
1977394
The manufacturer recommends 8" or less, so any of those sizes will work. The thinner the mattress the greater the distance to the top of the guard rail, which is desired for safety.
1495502
I've had an 8" and 10" high twin sized memory foam mattress on this daybed. The 10" makes the daybed a bit high to sit on so I would recommend an 8" height. It accommodates the length and width of the standard twin sized mattress
1732049
I never got into the top bunk (my 8year old sleeps there) but I've used the bottom bunk since I bought it. That's all 218lbs and 5 feet 9" of me :) Hope this helps.
664569
The manual recommends 4" for both. I think its because of the rail on top. I purchased a 6" without knowing and we just use it on the lower bed. Yes its twin beds.
2248470
I have a 6" on the top where my 8 year son sleeps, and an 8" foam mattress on the bottom. Can't really go more than 6" on the top; don't want a flip-over. On the bottom, the 8" foam has worked well.
83530
Twin mattress works in ours. Love this bunk set! We have had it almost a year now!
1266173
if its a full mattress, go full.. but since daybeds dont typically have a boxspring, i think the twin would be fine.. there is definately room on the sides.. and we only have the mattress on the bed, bot boxspring as well. hope that helps! my son loves his
856395
An 8" mattress fits but I installed a bed rail for a regular bed for added security so a thinner mattress would probably work better.