was curious of storage height under the bed. is there a support in the middle? wanted to keep a twin mattress underneath if possible
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You cannot put a twin mattress underneath for storage because there is a pole in the middle of the bed used as support for the mattress. The pole works as a support from the floor to the mattress.
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I bought the bed a couple of months ago and I'm in love with it. Was very cheap in price for a great quality bed. The bed is very low and you wouldn't be able to store a mattress under it because it does have a support in the middle. I hope my response helps you out. :)
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Yes, there is a center support bar and also there is room under the bed. I have two rolling storage containers under my daughters bed. About 8-9" high if I were to guess
1831285
Our bed is rather low, so it does not fit under it. However, our beds in the spare bedroom are higher, and it fits under those.
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We are currently using 12 inch memory foam mattresses (we have 3, one queen and two full). Seems fine, but I am contemplating on adding sanded plywood or some sort of flat surface for additional support. It's also a little lower than a standard bed, the other option instead of plywood would be using a box spring. I agree with the other reviewers, the center legs are very tiny. The slats are also not "finished" (sanded), so it does damage the part of the tucked sheet, thus my thought on using finished plywood or better yet, a box spring.
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Our mattress is about 18 inches thick... 6 inches would be too thin and would not provide enough support, I don't think.
547333
The mattress does not slide under the shelves. It makes it stick out a little farther. If you look closely at the picture, you'll see two small black screw connectors - those are actually used to anchor the headboard to the underbed unit that is also available.
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Yes, a twin mattress can go under, but it'd be best if it wasn't too thick(no box spring) as it is a little lower than expected(3.5-4ft?)
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You would not use a box spring with this bed - and it is quite firm as it is without it. The height under the bed from the floor to mattress is 10" (we are on a carpeted floor so it may be 1/2 inch more on hardwood). Not sure if you are looking for under-bed storage, but there are support bars and posts in the center of the bed, so you would deduct another inch at the center.
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My estimate is ~6 inches of clearance underneath, but you'd need to lift the bed in order to store anything. Add an inch to that to get the height of the base that your box spring will sit. When the bed is "on all fours" there may be an inch of clearance max to slide anything underneath. If the bed is sitting on a hard surface, you might be able to add a half inch to that. Of note, you MUST use a box spring to support the mattress. Otherwise, you're wasting money. I continue to be very happy with my purchase. Hope this helps!
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Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-packthose are around $11. Hope this helps!! Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers,... » Read More Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-packthose are around $11. Hope this helps!! « Show Less
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I purchased the twin size, and if I remember correctly, the twin size doesn't come with, or need, a center support. I use . A junkie board under a latex mattress, and everything is quite sturdy.
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There is 6" from the bed to the floor . Not a lot if space but we do keep things under there. Hope this helps !
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You can try...I had to re-enforce the middle support. it was cheap and flimsy and honestly broke within days. I think it would look a little funky to have the box spring under the mattress on this bed. it's made to be used without a box spring.
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Sandra I am out of town at present and can't measure it. I can tell you it is roomy under there. I have several of those Rubbermaid "under bed" containers under it and height wise they fit easily with room to spare. I will be home Wednesday night and will post a measurement then. It is a high quality frame and I'm very happy I bought it.
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They make the bed higher so you can have extra storage under the bed. Just be careful! My bed frame caved in on the side i get in my bed!! My bed is a queen!
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Yes there is a center support . You would also have to raise the bed with risers in order to put a trundle under this frame. The frame is very sturdy so u could probably remove that center support.
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there is storage under, however this piece is so beautiful i would not put anything under it, i live in 420 sq feet and got rid of things to keep this awesome piece as a center piece. But yes there is storage under.
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Instead of using risers, the company sells another bed that is about 4" higher and has 16.5" of storage under the bed frame. Just click on the provider to see their other frames. Don't know if I can post a link here, but it's located here:Zinus Premium SmartBase 4 Extra Inches high for Under-bed Storage/Mattress Foundation/Platform Bed Frame/Box Spring Replacement/Strong/Sturdy/Quiet Noise-Free, Full