can this rope be used for a bunk bed in the kids room?
2013584
Thank you for the reply. Its just there isnt enough room for me to get a regular ladder for them. I thought the rope would save a space and also allow them to climb. Do you suggest any other product that might be safe and also save space.
2013585
I would not use it for a bunk bed. Even if you anchor the bottom so that it doesn't swing, the "steps" are pretty unstable. I don't think a kid would have a problem getting up but it would be difficult to get down. Now if this is just an extra set of steps for the bunk bed that the kids would just use recreationally I think it would be fun and cute but it defintely wouldn't be safe as the only way up and down the bed. Hope that helps.
1253041
I actually got it for my niece so I'm not sure. I would imagine so though, you would probably just need to pull the rope through more and tie the rope in a large knot at the point where you'd want it to stop.
2170808
I would not use them on the top of a bunk bed specially if there is other railings.
1477803
I'd say yes, but you'll need to figure out how to secure it to the mattress or bed frame for best results. Tying it down with parachute cord or something of that nature would probably work fine.
544469
If your rope is smaller than this, then I would say, yes, put on the thicker rope.
1433324
If your kids are not to busy with bouncing and such its not bad. Ive even layed on the top bunk and I am 135 lbs. The wood is not the best quality. My kids have had this bunkbeds for over a year and there are cracks. You do get what you pay for in this situation.
2140986
I suppose you could, but if you do, you might need to use 1 tube PL300 adhesive & caulk gun or the robe will eventually sag. Use it in a few lines and not all over, for someday you might need to replace the rope.
2053393
Yes, I have it on a twin bed bunk bed. I wanted it to be larger so my daughter could wrap up in it.
1664695
The rope that comes with it is very sturdy, and the hook is well made and also sturdy, BUT I have no idea if it would work for your purpose, since that would be determined by your weight and other factors. Wish I could be more helpful, but I use it for tree trimming.
246852
It should work fine. I wouldn't think the depth of the mattress would be as much of a factor as the width of the mattress and the space between the mattress and wood framing of the bunk.
690835
Sounds like a safety measure, possibly bc the cords are fairly long... Maybe, Small children who sleep in bunk beds could possibly get tangled in the cord?
258807
No you need a box spring or you could get a piece of plywood cut to the size for the bunk bed .
2063269
If the bunk bed has a bar like normal bed where you can adjust the straps i wouldn't see why not
1762654
I would think you might be able to use it in an absolute emergency to get down from somewhere. I would never use it as a mountain climbing rope though. It's about a quarter inch thick
998724
Yes, we have it on a bunk bed for a 5 year old - it's not super bouncy like a regular mattress - but it does the job nicely for this age.
922639
I use it with a mattress and box springs - the anchor straps that run between them are made to hook onto both to prevent the guard rail from slipping out. Having had bunk beds at one time occupied by two boys, I am quite sure I WOULD NOT use this thing with bunk beds.
1775199
I would not use it as a resistance rope. I think the rope would slip out of the handles if pulled upon too much. Great jump rope though. Love mine and use it 5-6 times a week. One to the best ones that I have owned.