When the bunks are separated to two twins- are they the same height as each other (identical in the floor)?
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They look identical at first. And they have same hight from the floor and the same length. However, after measuring we found out that the lower bed has a bit (3-4 inches) shorter legs and bit longer upper part than the bed which is up. Thus, the producer enhanced space between beds for the convenience of the person who sleeps down.
353698
No. They are different in total height and also in height from floor to mattress base.
1809853
They can't be separated because the sides which holds the two bunks are 1 piece unlike some bunk beds which are basically 2 twin beds that sit on top of each other and have a peg system as a connector.
1786920
The bunk beds are 2 1/4" wide, 4" long and 4" tall when stacked together. I'm not sure what the scale is on our dollhouse, but maybe testing the fit with a box of those dimensions would be a good idea.
619450
Yes--you remove the ladder and they pop apart to be two separate twin sized beds.
2168128
Yes they absolutely do, it's just that the top bunk will have the opening in the end where the steps go into it. But yes, they can be used as seperate bunks.
176702
Yes. Both beds are standard twin sized beds. I havent had many issues with my bed. My kids love it.
28947
probably--if they are like a standard bed rail they are the same...good luck--I had to get 2 sets in a month as the first set split lengthwise--I guess my 30 pound Great Grandbaby was too much weight--NOT...
1343970
As long as it's listed as twin twin, then yes they are both twin. Otherwise it would be listed twin over full.
1978741
I measured by steps against the ones at the gym and they were the same size and look exactly the same. The feet on them has not marked my floors which is great. I did buy extra steps to raise the height up.
384404
Honestly I'm pretty sure all cribs are the same height now. I'm 5'2" and don't have a problem with it.
1254074
It should, most bunk beds are twin size, however, I do know that people can make their own beds and have used double (full sized). Measure the top of the bed length and width. Then look at the dimensions of the bedspread. You will need to have extra for the hang down on the sides and top and bottom also.
884160
yes and no. They are definitely of same size. but they are attached to the box.
497856
Yes, I have five year old twin grandsons and I have had these cots for a year. They have never fallen out. I use to have pads on the floor and they would roll all around the room.
1574375
We set them up as bunk beds when we put them together, but I believe you can separate them into two twin beds because they came with several of the black floor protectors for each leg.
402510
well, one of my twins is kind of big for it- she's 4'6"- an extremely tall 6 y/o. the other twin is a good 3-4 inches shorter than her. He's average height and will be able to use it another couple of years. Very quality item btw. easy assembly (15mins) no special tools.
1343968
Yes. We've had this model for a couple of months after researching bunk beds diligently. We LOVE this model.
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The twin mattress we have fits perfectly and it measures 75". Extra-long which I think is 80" definitely won't fit either bunk.