Would this mattress work in a bunk bed?
1600732
I don't see why it wouldn't... as long as the bunk bed has some sort of supports, which I'm sure that it does.
1600733
yes it would but its a bit heavy so I would never put it on the top...I would use a lighter mattress on top
1600734
Yes, as long as you have a bunky board under it. A bunky board is a fabric covered board, about 2 inches thick, that sets on the frame. This mattress works just like any other mattress. It can set on a box spring, bunky board or on a wire support of a trundle frame. I highly recommend unpacking it as soon as possible as per instructed in the packaging so it can unroll and lay out flat. Hope this helps!
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.
1687430
It would be worth trying one. I love the covers on my bunk house mattresses and they are around 4".
1452191
No it won't work - the opening is about 44 inches. By the way we really like the bunkbed - is good quality (which I was nervous about before we go it) and easy to put together (took us about 2 hours).
236475
No, if its for two adults it needs to be used with a box spring just like any other mattress. For children weighing between 35-45pds it would be okay to sleep on slats or bunk bed because they weigh a lot less.
1896776
It will definitely move around. Your best bet is to get a comfortable topper - maybe a long twin size. It will probably still be a bit wider than your bunkbed but the sheet should help bend it down, or you can cut it to fit the width of your mattress. I did this with my son's bed when he was at college and he said it was very comfortable.
1828579
This twin frame bunk bed does accomodate extralong mattresses. That's one of the reasons I choose this myself. Hope this helps.
2184944
Absolutely! That's how we set ours up. The matress sits on floor underneath the top one just like a bunk bed. There's still floor space to play where tent extends out.
1822632
I bought a standard, regular full mattress for the 2 fulls and a standard, regular twin for the twin. I have to say the twin because it slides under is a little tight. I would probably recommend buying a bunk bed mattress.
1841122
I got a 5 inch bunk bed mattress for up top, the side rails are about 12 inches. My 3 year old sleeps up there. My 6 year old chooses to sleep in a twin on the floor underneath. I think you'll be just fine.
1092035
Perhaps, but beware, the quality of the Intex mattresses & Coleman mattresses which I have recently used is very poor. Also be aware that there is no solid support on the bottom of the mattress. You would need to place the mattress on a solid surface. Lastly, these mattresses are not going to be resistant to stress from sharp objects.
287679
as long as you have a good mattress. We had to buy a better one when we added the bunky board.
1873588
If the mattress doesn't fit too snugly to the outside edge of the bunkyboard it will work. We are using ours with a twin captains bed and it works great. The bed rail sits under the mattress edge and then the strap goes under the matress and holds it secure. Hope this helps.
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.
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.
29724
We purchased the full on full bunk beds a few months ago and use a standard full size mattress and it works perfectly!
1626998
I think it will be a tight squeeze. I put under a king size bed in a guest house just "in case" someone brought a child. We made the bed and we made it with lots of clearance and the roll-out bed barely fit under and it was one of those cheap bunk bed mattresses which aren't very thick. Also remember, because of the wheel configuration, it will only pull out from the side of the bed, not the end of the bed. I ended up not using mine. It is easy to put together--my 9 year old nephew did it and said it was just a big "Lego."