we use for our grandkids (when they travel with us) the bed/guard rails they slip right under the bunk mattress and so far they work great they sell them everywhere walmart, target, kids store etc.. new they cost about 20$ and up
we use for our grandkids (when they travel with us) the bed/guard rails they slip right under the bunk mattress and so far they work great they sell them everywhere walmart, target, kids store etc.. new they cost about 20$ and up
That's what we have and the cool part is that they swing down to let them out.
We have a three year old in one of our bunks. DW put a large pool noodle under the fitted sheet. Baby girl has not fell out and its easy for her to get out for potty trips. And yes this is the bottom bunk for her. Older brothers have the upper.
In a former life I was a marine engineer. In heavy seas we used to put our gear under the bunk mattress so it sloped to the wall. The ship would roll 30 degrees and you wouldn't move.
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2011 Georgetown 337DS
2003 Dodge Dakota
Hampton Roads VA
2016 174 Days camping, 2017 66 days 2018 24 days 2019 48 days 2020 25 days 2021 6
Suggestions for keeping a kid in a bunk - excluding the jokes. I too thought candy, bribes or duct tape! :-)
We tried one of the rails that you can use on a conventional bed but fitment isn't good. A shorter one may be good but not great dynamically. Perhaps mounting some sort of netting. I'd read on a 5th wheel forum about using the netting tailgates mades for pickups.
Ideas? Photos would be great if anyone has a solution.
We found out that after our kids rolled out of bed 3 times that they learned and stopped rolling out!
John & Susan, Olivia the dachshund
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