my daughter has a pillow top mattress and would be on top bunk how tall do the bars go i wouldn't want her falling off
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If it is a thick mattress to start with a pillow top i would not do it. We have a 6 inch regular twin on top bunk would not mattress to be any taller.
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The top rails sit about 14 inches above the frame, so you need to measure the height of your daughter's pillow top mattress then you can better decide. Hope this helps. I found these measurements at the DHP web site for this bed.
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The bed stands at 5'11" - so just under two meters. My daughter's ceiling is 8', so she has just over two feet of clearance above it, which can be snug. But she loves it anyway. She had a very nice twin size mattress, but it was so thick that the bed's railings served no purpose. We replaced her mattress with an inexpensive, 6 inch thick mattress and now she can sit up in bed without hitting her head and the railings are several inches higher than the mattress so she feels more secure. By the way, I've anchored her bed to a 1x6 that is screwed into the wall studs and has ten decorative knobs from which she can hang clothing and necklaces and such. It's gone a long way to feminize the bed for my pink-loving ten year old!
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According to the manual that came in the box, the weight limit on each of the beds is 200 pounds. However, I think the bottom bunk can handle quite a bit more. My 13yo daughter & I lie in the bottom bed together and we are collectively 250 pounds, and I don't feel at all like we are pushing the limits of the bed. If you construct it exactly according to the manual, which takes a couple of hours, the result will be a sturdy, safe bunk bed. We are very happy with this bed. Good luck!
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Good Morning Matt - The top bunk requires 8" or less to meet the ASTM safety guidelines. The bottom bunk can accommodate any thickness. If you get a trundle you would need a 6" mattress in order to be able to close it freely. Thank you for allowing me to assist you - from the #1 Discovery World Furniture seller on Amazon - Dreamscape Furniture:) Feel free to call me at 8007719330 if you need further assistance. Scott
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With the mattress in, there is about 3 1/2 feet. Our 2 year old can sit easily on the lower bunk.
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But just the mattress. The box spring will put it up over the safety bar. A mattress also fits underneath for another bed. Or t least lower bunk beds
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It really depends on how big the person is that is taking the top bunk. If they are tall, I suggest they do not stand up. If they are short, you can kind of stand up, but being 5'3", I still bump my head and we have 8.0 ft high ceilings. Hope this helps.
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My daughter is 8 and she is able to sit on the bottom bunk comfortable. We are very happy with this bed.
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I probably wouldn't recommend them for a bunk bed. We got these over a year ago and kind of have a love-hate relationship with them. They're one of the best things we have found so far, but they do not stay put. We had to resort to adding velcro on the bottom to try to make it stick better to the mattress plus holding it down with packing tape. Granted, for a bunk bed, it would seem to me a little to risky to have it slide out of place if someone is sleeping on the top bunk.
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14 inches (measured from the sideboard to where the front of the ladder meets the floor). I suppose it could vary a little depending on the size of the queen mattress on the bottom bunk. My mattress is 12 inches and the ladder rests slightly on the mattress and completely flush with the floor.
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We bought a standard twin mattress. It was 8 inches thick. The total depth of top bunk from bottom to top of safety rail is 15 1/2 inches. Our 7 year old has had no issues. This is a very nice bunk bed.
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You would want to weight down the legs. My child is 11 and weighs about 80 pounds and the bars start to rock a bit when being used.
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In the newborn setting (which would be the highest height), the mattress support measures 19 inches to the top of the side and front rails. There are 3 height settings below the "newborn" height...each measuring about 3 inches apart. If my math isn't failing me, it would be 28 inches from the mattress support to the top of the rails in lowest position.
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I think my top mattress is about 5 inches thick. The bottom is closer to 8 inches. I'll check again to make sure. We've had the bed for. Month for two girls ages 6 & 4. No complaints!
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It's 27 inches from her mattress up to the wood slats that support the upper bunk mattress. My 7 y.o. daughter sits up easily in that space.
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My daughter sleeps on it and she is 170 pounds. I get on it also. It is one of the sturdiest bunk bed style beds that I have found.
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The slats are relatively close together (4-5 inches), but I think it's still recommended to have bunk boards. If you don't have a bunk board, over a period of time the mattress could sag between the slats.