how far under the mattress do the base rails go
1990262
Agree with both Webb and Fitz. Approximately 18-20 inches. Nice stability! Also, since the bars are smooth, it makes it easy to make the bed because it does slide out if you want to pull it out a couple of inches.
1990263
I don't recall exact size, but I would say at least 18" and maybe a little farther - it has been really helpful for my mom - it's sturdy.
233129
You insert the rail underneath the mattress and it comes out on the opposite side of the box spring and is tied down around the bed rail to be secure. From the insertion of the bed rail to the top is about 21 or 22 inches. We have ours on a double bed.
1639797
The rail attaches to your bed under the mattress so the height from the floor would be determined by your bed.
320878
A little under an inch, I use it with the toddler mattress and have had no problem, you could always roll a blanket next to it to avoid contact
774108
The side rails are 12 1/2" from the base. Add an 8" mattress, and you've only got 4 1/2" rails. The area where the ladder is attached has no guard rail. I guess a lot depends on how old your child is. You could get a thinner mattress too, I suppose. They do make futons that are 6". Hope this helps!
62251
Our mattress is 10 inches deep and the top rail is 21 inches from the bottom of the mattress. The top of the rail is 12 inches above the top of our mattress. This works very well for my husband. I like the safety of this rail. We have had no issues with this rail and bought it online from Amazon. The horizontal bars are about as long as the vertical height. There are straps that go all the way across under the mattress and fasten to the opposite side bed rail. It is very secure.
897088
Think thin. You need a bunky board underneath the mattress and if the mattress is too thick it will be above the rail and therefore unsafe.
1667937
If you mean rails that go across underneath the mattress, then yes. If you mean a guard rail that keeps kids from falling out of bed, then no.
2250518
The base to hold the mattress is even. There are no front rails but side rails are arm rest.
1823378
The piece that goes under the mattress is a tubular frame. Your body weight holds it down. I'm a big guy, yet this bed rail is very strudy. Overall, a great product.
619263
They have drawer stops so only about 6" of drawer remains under the bed. No complaints whatsoever with it.
682366
You will need a minimum of 3-1/4" inches for the bottom center rail to fit under a frame. And you will have only 18" worth of the rail and tray over the bed because of the plastic rotary tightener that is on the inside (bed side) of the vertical metal rail.
515012
I'm not sure exactly but roughly about 7 inches above the mattress so depending on the thickness of the mattress. I hope this helps.
1994301
Eight inches max. That way there is enough to fit under the mattres to secure it. We bought two and ended up using one on a older standard mattress. It was OK UNTIL we washed it. We dried it on the WARM setting and it melted. I would not recommend this product at all. Spend a little more and get a better grade. This one is pure junk IMHO.
1194303
Hello, there are some cross bars to support the base, (you need to put base under the mattress)
1642697
If you look closely at the picture you can see the bars that come out from the rail. They go under the mattress portion of bed between mattress and box spring, platform, or whatever. and come up on opposite side of bed. The weight of the mattress holds it in place. We have a memory foam mattress on top of a wooden slatted platform; it's a little tricky lining it up on the slats just right, but once done, it has stayed solidly in place.
1139348
The rails are held up by spring loaded pegs. Pull back on the pegs and you can lower the rails or pull the rails out of the cross bars that go under the mattress. Generally you would just lower the rails so they rested on the floor. Depending on the bed height this would make the top rail about even with the mattress.