Will a person on the bottom of a bunk bed be protected if mosquito net is thrown over top bunk and hangs down? (Standard size; empty top bunk) THANKS
1120416
I think it would be very tight as most bunks are fairly high. You might go with a double-sized mosquito net.
1120417
No, its not long enough to do that. It will work if the person on the bottom of the bunk uses it for themselves though.
1120418
No although it's longer than needed for a regular cot the bunk bed would not work.
1924354
Mine came with mosquito netting when it arrived. There are holes in the base for stakes or screws. As others have said, the instructions are a bit sparse but we managed ok with a little 'pondering' on each step of the assembly.
1052824
I have my gazebo on the ground and it hangs there bc it is a little long. I don't think there's anything built on the netting to attach the bottom.
1130836
Just depends on the bed. You could put a small child's bed underneath it. Nothing blocking it or hanging down.
911200
It does not come with a mosquito net. I used it for the first time this weekend. Pretty nice for the price. Didn't use it long enough to really give it a positive or negative rating at this point.
1373927
No. I climbed up on the top bunk to hang a picture, and although it didn't collapse or anything, it felt unstable. I'm 160 pounds. The bottom bunk would be okay for an adult though.
390589
Your answer depends on the children, when the bed is down it is as secure as any bed and the hardware is stable and secure. I would not suggest jumping up and down on as children have a tendency to do. I slept in a bunk bed as a child and my parents had strict rules. I'm very happy with the one I built, follow the instructions and you should have no problems.
486252
Not very likely. The bottom bunk has a mid-beam vertical support extending to the ground - you can see it in the picture.
1229698
I would tie it down on the other side of the frame for stability. But if it is tied down - it would stay in one place - it isn't real wide and depending on the size of your child - Not a little one but a taller child it should work fine. If I needed something - one could always buy two of them - tie them down to the bunk bed frame so they would go no where...I would give this a try.
1837735
The man in the picture is laying on top of the mosquito net by not using the bottom entry and instead mounting the hammock via the traditional side saddle approach. It appears to be working for him but your experience may vary.
2082426
I have playpen in picture netting goes over top easily and has elastic around bottom its a blessing quality is good and its washable!!
214490
Both. And the netting is made into the hammock, so if you wanted a no-net hang (for whatever reason) you'd just flip it over. When it's cold, the netting seems to hold the warmth in too. Just saying. ..
1452626
This is one unit. The mosquito netting is attached to the hammock. There are nettings that you can purchase to suspend with cordage over a hammock
130791
The netting is pretty fine and we have not had any issues. "No see - ems" are tiny, so I can't say for certain you would not have a problem. Any time you open the zipper or lift the net an irritating insect can get in. We really like this net - especially in white.
1921351
If nothing is going on top, then yes, it could be left off. It's held on by L hinges on top and screwed to the bottom bunk, both sides.
736197
yes you can.I grabbed it from the rigid bottom and there were no issues at all.I loved this bassinet.. I used it to travel and it fits a lot of clothes and diapers.. and i was able to use it in so many different places.. thanks to the mosquito net it totally works out doors too.
1644362
Yes, its like an elastic netting that goes all the way over corners. Mine hasn't moved an inch. Really secure.