Does it need bunkie boards?
930943
no it does not. all you need in addition to the frame is a mattress. the mattress goes directly on top of the frame.
1421116
The 8" mattresses for both top and trundle will be fine. I did not use a Bunkyboard for either.
377462
We have those wooden slats that are attached with fiber strips. (They come rolled up - Ikea) a box spring would make it too tall for a bunk bed. Several pieces of wood would probably work. For comfort, you don't need a box mattress.
1016540
You need both. The mattress would sag without it. You could use a bunky board instead if you wanted the bed lower.
471702
It requires neither. The bed comes with support slats, but you may want to reinforce them with stronger ones.
1251467
It doesn't really need one. I used one because my 3-year old grandson loved the bed but doesn't always make it thru the night.
1181180
Kids love bunk beds! They are great space-savers. It's solid wood construction and meets all ASTM government safety standards for bunk beds. Shipping from Mom's Bunk House is fast and free!
2053051
The trundle that I have it on has a spring base so I am not using a box spring with it. As I remember bunk beds usually have either slat supports or spring supports so I would say no a box spring shouldn't be needed
554283
Nope. We don't have one. In fact, I don't even know what a bunkie board is.
135672
We love the bunky board -- we have it on my grandson's full size bed instead of a box spring. It is a solid piece of wood with cloth covering. This one comes in 1 box.
1085739
It does; however, the slats are cheap plywood. We replaced the slats with 1x4 boards.
794251
The full size bunky board I purchased was one solid piece. It is like a thin box spring, completely covered and no visual slats. I was ( and am) very pleased with the product .
1099001
Mine is on a captain's bed, but I think this mattress would be great for a bunk bed, since it has such a low profile.
1093505
Yes it does.THis is a great bunkbed. Very sturdy. Very time consuming, however, to put together.
376927
No. Once completed the bunk bed is all one piece. If you do purchase check all pieces for damage immediately. Not packaged well and some of the pre drilled holes don't match up well, but once put together the bed is solid.
1404740
Yes, you need the box spring (bed) and the actual frame.... The headboard and footboard need the frame to connect to the bed.
102761
The material does conform to your body. A mattress pad is helpful as cushion and insulation. A six inch thick pad may leave too little space between the bunks.