Can I put this under my sons bunk bed mattress over the wooden supports so they won't fall off?
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Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough wooden supports w/o too large of gaps. Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough... » Read More Yes, it will work, but make sure the wooden supports are not too far apart. I have a full size platform bed, so I bought a nice high mattress w/o a box spring. There were only 3 wood supports that are installed with the platform bed frame, NOT enough to put a mattress on, so I had to nail in 4 more planks of wood. Then i put the mattress supports over the 7 wood supports. It's sufficient now. I will tell you over time, you will probably need to buy the mattress supports again after 1.5 years. I'm at that point now. But it worked fairly well for its purpose. Just make sure you have enough wooden supports w/o too large of gaps. « Show Less
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Yes. I have a memory foam mattress. I would reccomend screwing the support boards into place.
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I believe it can support the weight of a memory foam mattress, I would probably put it on a Bunkie board though.
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I have mine on an inexpensive platform bed I purchased from Amazon. It uses slats underneath to support the mattress. I love it; very cheap, very comfortable solution to needing an additional bed.
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Yes. I put them on the support legs under a twin bed wooden headboard and footboard. Very simple peel paper and stick on. Makes it easy to move bed and they do not come off as bed slides.
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I own these bunk beds, and I can tell you that the drawers do not go all of the way under the bed. The front of the drawers are flush with the bed frame, so there is no space to put anything else under the bed right there. But the drawers only go back about 1/3, so if you were trying to put something else under the bed, you could do that behind the drawers. The drawers really just lay in the floor. They are not hooked to the bed frame in any way.
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The bed we use it on has a box spring under it, so I can't say for sure - but, if the bars that go under the mattress can rest on the metal spring support and not fall through, then I don't see why it wouldn't work. This bedrail also has a strap with a heavy piece of metal that acts as an anchor when you put under the mattress; it helps hold the bed rail in place. Hope this information helps.
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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.
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I would tie it down on the other side of the frame for stability. But if it is tied down - it would stay in one place - it isn't real wide and depending on the size of your child - Not a little one but a taller child it should work fine. If I needed something - one could always buy two of them - tie them down to the bunk bed frame so they would go no where...I would give this a try.
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You can try...I had to re-enforce the middle support. it was cheap and flimsy and honestly broke within days. I think it would look a little funky to have the box spring under the mattress on this bed. it's made to be used without a box spring.
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It probably won't work under mattress. It is real large, took up half of our king size bed. We covered it with a sheet and you can adjust the height by how much air you put in it.
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I m using a queen size on a queen wooden bed frame instead of a box spring. But I do have wooden slats under it. I would say you should be able to use it the same way you used a box spring on the same bed. If you didn't have any support under the box spring then you probably won't need it under the bunky board. But I can't say for sure because I used slats with the box spring and the bunky board.
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Not 100 percent sure but I wouldn't risk it just because a bunk bed is top heavy already and adding more height just increases the risk.
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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.
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Possibly. We have ours on the ceiling above a loft bed. But I think it might work under the top bunk. Not 100% sure though.
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Not really because there are metal bars that go under and it will be uneven for the child. Best for platform bed or frame bed.
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I have not used the frame with an air mattress, but I think it will most likely not work well. There are points where the support wires are welded to the outer frame. I am sure these would puncture the bed fairly quickly. If however, you placed plywood or other rigid material over the frame and then put the air mattress on top, it might work. I have wood under one of my mattresses (to support my back and it stays in place just fine. Another thing to consider is that the air mattress will slip off the frame pretty easily because it is very light. I have six of these bed frames and I use them with heavy foam mattresses, and they still slip some from time to time, despite being the weight of a standard spring mattresses. Hope that helps :)