Can you use this on a regular bunk bed slatted bed base?
1844531
Well it depends of the distance between slats. If they are about 3 inch apart you are ok. If the gap is bigger then I would not recommend it.
1844532
Yes, we have the full size version of this mattress on the top bunk of a (full sized) bunk bed with wooden slats. It works perfectly well.
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.
868404
The specs call for a platform or box spring under the mattress, but I'm sure it would work fine on bunk beds too. If it seems to sag a piece of plywood between the slats and mattress will fix it right up. In fact that's what I did for my kids' bunk beds and it made a huge difference.
2274923
Yes, i used it for a bunk bed. As long as the mattress has a good firm structure
376929
No. It won't work that way. This bunk bed is beautiful. I have 2 yr, 4 yr and 6 yr. fabulous. Hope this helped.
753647
No, this will allow you to attach a footboard to an existing metal frame of any size for bed frames that do not have rails.
1312923
Yes. Provided existing base is good and tight to existing base. Scuff with sandpaper first
1015012
I have a traditional box spring foundation and it's fine, no problems at all. I think this mattress would be best on a solid type of surface like the top of a box spring or a platform type foundation--I'm not sure about a slatted bed frame, but the mattress is very firm, and the bottom is a different, stiffer fabric that is stretched tighter and it isn't padded and soft like the top of the mattress is, so I think it would be fine even on a slatted bed.
2209173
We used a bunky board at one time, and also just wood slats (make sure there are enough) and it worked just fine. Excellent mattress, but it's KEY to rotate it.
836554
I don't think so. You need to screw the base into something. Mine is on one of those Ikea "wooden" cabinets.
467646
Yes, if your existing bedframe is a regular bedframe and not anything "special made".
1647755
I'd use caution if planning to use these on bunk beds. Bunk beds have a tendency to be tipsy and top-heavy. If these were ever to get slightly out of position (not centered) on all four legs I think the chance of an accident could be very significant.
1911816
Should be fine. Since you can't put the straps around the base, simply wrap it around the mattress instead. Or strap it around the slats as others have suggested.
1015011
I have a traditional box spring foundation and it's fine, no problems at all.I think this mattress would be best on a solid type of surface like the top of a box spring or a platform type foundation--I'm not sure about a slatted bed frame, but the mattress is very firm, and the bottom is a different, stiffer fabric that is stretched tighter and it isn't padded and soft like the top of the mattress is, so I think it would be fine even on a slatted bed.
515023
I think you probably can. The mattress will be higher. We currently use it without a box spring because it is the bottom bunk.
1229700
It's very narrow. I don't think it would work on a bunk bed. Too small. It's enough to use as a hand support to get into bed, but not big enough to keep someone from rolling out of bed. Hope this helps.
1627594
I don't think I would use them for a bed base. They're made of press board, only 1/2 inch thick. I wouldn't recommend it.