Name: Bunkie Board
SKU: group182_parent
Availability: InStock

Bunkie Board for Your Mattress

At only 1.5″ thick, the Bunkie Board is a great enhancement to bunk bed support systems or insufficient platform support systems on bed frames. Ideally, used with bed frames that have center support legs on beds larger than a twin size.

The Bunkie Board (or Pallet) by Sound Sleep is perfect for bunk beds. Specifically, it has 19 solid pine slats measuring 1″ x 3″. Additionally, no cardboard is used in the construction, this bed board is appropriate for use with any type of mattress.

Manufacturing

This mattress is constructed by Sound Sleep in their own US factory, eliminating the inconsistencies found in the outsourced assembly. Sound Sleep leverages state-of-the-art technology and a highly trained team of craftspeople to ensure consistent, defect-free products.

Traditional mattress manufacturing practices generate tremendous waste. Sound Sleeps manufacturing process is 95% efficient in eliminating waste through smart technology and innovative repurposing of materials.

Warranty

On another note, you can rest at ease having a 10-year manufacturer warranty. This warranty begins the day you purchase your mattress and applies to the original purchaser. It includes defects such as 1 & 1/2″ measurable impressions when measured against surrounding areas. As well as, loose or broken springs, coils that protrude through the fabric. The consumer is responsible for transportation costs for warranty repairs.

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Bob

4 years 2 months ago

Do you sell slats for queen platform beds with center supports? Our’s are wearing out and too short. They are split, one for each side of the center supports. Do you have these available. And if so what are the dimensions?
Thanks

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Jordan Little

4 years 2 months ago

Standard slats for a Queen are 60 1/2″ in length. Standard center rails are 9 3/4″ high or can be customized.

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Calin

4 years 26 days ago

What is the distance between the slats?

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Nick Ritchie

4 years 25 days ago

They are about 2 1/4 inches spacing between the slats.

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robin

3 years 8 days ago

Have a 14 inch temperpedic clone mattress on a metal base about 5 inches on top of a platform bed slats. another 8 inches or so off the ground. Trying to lower the height of the bed all together . Does this platform support hold a 200 lb mattress with the wood slats of my platform bed as well as this type of platform in a 3″ vs larger format?

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Micah

3 years 7 days ago

The bunkie board is meant to serve as a box replacement and should be just fine to support a 200lb mattress so long as it is supported underneath by the wood slats. Being only an inch and a half thick, Sound Sleep’s Bunkie Board should definitely lower the height of your bed while spreading the weight evenly across the slats of any standard platform bed you may have.

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carolina

11 months 10 days ago

I bought an Amish-made wood platform bed frame years ago that came with no slats, just the center wood support. I bought a bunkie board to use with it, but it is very squeaky. Is it appropriate to use a bunkie board with this kind of bed? Would you recommend something else? Thanks!

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Anthony

11 months 5 days ago

A bunkie board is the right choice to add more support to your bed without adding much height. The alternative would be using a foundation which would add more height overall.

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Jill

11 months 4 days ago

I will be building a full size loft bed – would a bunkie board add more support and weight load? Just trying to figure out how to make the bed strong enough to hold my kid and me for reading at night as well as to support them as they get older.

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Anthony

11 months 3 days ago

Bunkie boards are designed to add more support to a bed. It should help with your over all weight load.

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Ellen Greenberg

7 months 1 hour ago

Do you have the Bunkie Board in stock? I would love to pick it up today if possible. thank you!

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Anthony

6 months 28 days ago

Hi Ellen,

I can certainly check stock for you. What size bunkie board are you looking for?

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Monica

5 months 30 days ago

Hi, I have a heavy king latex mattress on a platform bed with slats that are too flexible, but that does have one center support beam. I am thinking to add this on top of the existing slats. Do you think that even at the king size, that this bunkie board would provide solid support the whole way across the bed? I am 250lbs, but my partner is only 150, and so I’d need the bunkie board to be able to solidly support both us and the latex mattress, Do you think that the slats of this bunkie board would be sturdy enough for that? Would you recommend using one king size, or two twin board in that situation?

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Damien

5 months 9 days ago

The king size bunkie board should provide the support you are looking for and we would recommend using a single king size as opposed to two twin bunkie boards.

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