Can this model hold the weight of either two mattresses or one bed base and another mattress.
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I don't think i totally understand your question, but since it converts to several diff size beds i imagine its got a pretty tolerant weight level.
1286985
It seems pretty sturdy to me. Keep in mind that adding a mattress will add height, and kids grow fast. Personally, I don't see why you would need anything in addition to a good mattress.
1286986
I haven't tried. It would definitely hold the weight of two mattresses (assuming, your mattress is as standard as mine). I'm not sure what you mean by a "bed base". I'm personally very happy with this crib. Great value. We hope to grow our family and if we do before the first grows out of his crib, we will definitely buy this crib again. Hope that helps.
599610
I'm not sure. Our bed is on one frame. The only problem I forsee is the beds themselves separating. Maybe you could secure the top and bottom legs of the frame.
12939
In my opinion, I would say "yes" as long as there was some sort of base to the mattress so as not to sag in between the metal supports.
1007470
I believe the weight limit is 300 lbs. I have not had any problems with two beds I have bought. I first bought a twin and then a queen and not had one moment's issue with either of them. I love the beds and sleep very comfortably on them. The only reason I got a queen is because I wanted a little more room. I still have the twin and it worked just fine. I used it for over a year before I got the queen.
504404
I use only one and push one side of bed against wall bbut I don't think it would be a problem with two. The only issue you might have is lining up the parts that go between mattress and box spring.
1376277
Instructions that came with the frame state that the twin/full version can support 2,000 lbs, while the Queen/King can support 4,000 lbs. They do state that they make no guarantees about these statements, however.
1413526
I don't think so, don't remember there being one. The mattress actually sits on the top of the drawer assemblies on both sides and at the foot. The open area at the middle of the top half of the mattress has cross slats (which go the length of the bed) has a medial support bar that goes down to floor. I can't imagine that weight being a problem. I was really happy with the bed, seems well made.
1660478
You can check the item detail to see if it can. If you're one person the weight will not be distributed evenly.
803532
Mechanically that would be possible but I doubt the unit would be very stable with double height. Another question is whether the junctions are designed for the extra weight (albeit not a giant increase) One or maybe two of the sections would be worth a try though.
504408
You could use one on each side of the bed but they wouldn't be exactly across from each other, and one of them would probably be either a little loose, or a little wobbly because of the way the metal supports are set up.
672897
I don't use one, but it is strong enough to support both box spring and mattress. Would be a little high. You may want to measure height of all three: frame, box spring and mattress.
1200068
Yes, of course. It is a bed frame that will support both a boxspring and a mattress; and has been tested up to 1,200 pounds for extra strength.
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The bed requires 1 Full Innerspring Mattress for the top and 1 Twin Innerspring Mattress for the bottom. The bed is designed to hold innerspring mattresses without the need for a foundation or boxspring. We do not recommend using memory foam mattresses.
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no it won't be possible - there's a bar you have to pull up on to get the bed to raise - the mattress would cover the outer/inner bars of each bed
314241
I have only had it assembled for a few days now but it seemed to hold about 170 pounds just fine overnight. There are multiple boards holding up the mattress so the weight is displaced decently on the top bed (a slim box spring would probably give it even more strength - just don't get a regular box spring unless you don't mind that the head boards are even to the mattress. I had to return our box spring because of that & will be getting a slim box spring instead.). The bottom bed I would be hesitant on using a lot of weight since the wheels that support the bed do not seem as sturdy. Hope that helps.
113592
I would say one can hold 50 lbs. but I would use two for good measure, or use a larger one. I haven't looked but I would think they would show their load capacity in the specifications.
15243
No, but it does add to the weight the bed frame under it must support. So get an extremely supportive, heavy duty steel one or a platform. And make sure that frame will support the weight of two large people and the mattress itself and all the bedding...plus a little. Read all the information on how much it will support.