What size are the rooms if you make three? Can you fit two queen or full mattresses on the ends? thx in advance.
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We just used sleeping bags, so it's difficult to say. Maybe a twin? The center room has plenty of space, but the two rooms on either end are much smaller. The room dividers could probably be lifted slightly to accommodate a larger mattress if necessary.
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It doesn't leave a lot of extra room, but you can absolutely fit queen air mattresses on the ends with the dividers up. I have three kids and our normal set up is to put up one room divider with a queen air mattress on the end for my two girls (7 & 4). then in the bigger combined area we have another queen air mattress on the end with a pack an play set up in the middle for the baby and it works out great. But you can definitely fit queen air mattresses on the ends.
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no problem two queen mattresses never used the room dividers fairly large floor area
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I haven't used mattress in it but I'm fairly confident that you could do a queen in the center room only. If you don't have the walls up you could easily do two queen mattresses. With the wall up you could probably do a queen in the middle and twins in the side rooms.
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I didn't put the dividers up so I am not sure of the exact room sizes. You could for sure put a twin, possibly a full or queen, but because I didn't divide it up I don't want to tell you wrong.
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I had this tent and with the room dividers up you can fit 3 queens but you won't have any leftover room for your gear (which wouldn't necessarily be too bad if you could park near your campsite).
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Fred P...I just went and looked at the bag that the tent is in and it shows 3 queen size mattresses from end to end, one on each end and one in the middle, but the tent is supposed to sleep 8. I would say it sleeps 6 comfortably.
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I have not used the room dividers yet. I use a queen mattress on one end, it would easily hold 2 queen mattresses (1 on either end.)
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You could fit a full mattress on the end. You might be able to fit a queen mattress, but it would be a tight squeeze. My son used a twin mattress on the end and there was lots of room to spare.
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I use these beds for my kids but I have had two adults stay in them before; albeit with both beds on the floor as I do not currently have them stacked. The beds do seems sturdy though so I wouldn't expect any problem with two adults. Sorry, hope this helps.
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I have 4 draws under Queen size with room to spare, I'm thinking you could get 4 draws a double and 2 under a twin size
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No way. However, having said that, I originally was going to use a full size mattress and ended up using a queen. I put 4" extenders up at the headboard and moved all the brackets out by 2 inches. I then bought a metal frame to sit the bed on and now it has been converted to fit a queen. It was a lot of work and trial and error. I wish I knew a head of time that I needed a queen, it would have been way easier.
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I have put a queen size air mattress in each and there is room between the ends of each to move around.
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I would guess it would be too large a space. Bed is 63"w x 93" L (93" is with book shelf headboard) Standard Queen mattress is 60" x 80" Standard full mattress is only 54" x 75" There is about 1/2-1" small space on each side & I have a large queen. I DO like the bed a lot though.
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I have a twin and full. The full has a solid base (bunk frame) and the twin has around 8 slats across the bottom. You will need some sort of support. Even plywood with supports would probably suffice.
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we use twin size sheets on it and they fit fine. I think full size would leave some extra to tuck in... I've never slept two people on it, it seems that it would hold two people but they wont have much room to move about. The couple of times we've had guests and they've used it, they have all said it was quite comfortable. I love the sofa and the storage under it. Hope this helps
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Which size bed. It opens to full, but I have queen so not sure I can help you. If you want queen then I need to know if you mean the mattress or the full outside (ie. how much room it will take up in the room)?
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Which bed size were you looking for (full, twin, queen or king)? I will have to get back to you in about a week. So sorry. The beds are at a different house. Please reply to bk@familysloan.netThanks.
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Well i dont know the exact dimensions but i put a queen size mattress at one and still have room around it . U can do the same at the other end and im sure a king size would fit in the middle part! So its big! Lll
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A full mattress fits on the bottom and a twin on top. I wouldn't go thicker than a 10inch mattress on top.
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No. 2 queens will not fit. We got 1 in with a tiny bit of room on the sides.
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Hello, To answer your question; no I put a queen size mattress on it and it just fits.
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You could fit another mattress under the bed if it was just the mattress by itself on the floor. It might be hard to fit a bed frame and mattress.
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Two of the beds? No I dont think you can stack them. They are waist high when the mattress is on there.
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I can fit 3 air mattresses in mine - a queen a full and a twin but then we don't move about a whole lot while in side. either end for a queen is fine but I prefer the middle due to bears :-)