Do you use a twin mattresswith this loft bed?
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Yes it fits a twin bed. I would recommend just a regular ole mattress or one for a bunk bed. You don't want it thicker than 7" (i.e., don't get a pillow top mattress).
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I put a bunkie-board on the slats and a standard inexpensive twin on top of the bunkie-board. I covered it with a bedspread and put three inexpensive queen pillows with sham covers that match the bedspread across the back. I also put on a tailored bed skirt so I could use the space under the bed for storage, and tucked in the bedspread on the front and ends of the bed. It looks great and everyone who has slept on it says it is extremely comfortable. Hope that helps.
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No you would definitely want to use the mattress on it...not sure you would want to even try it without. It IS very comfortable with the mattress and you can use the mattress WITHOUT the frame....just not the other way around! Hope this helps!
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Yes, there is a small loft for a few items. I've used a small fan and a light. Works great.
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Twin mattress works in ours. Love this bunk set! We have had it almost a year now!
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No, mattress does not come with it, but any standard twin mattress works with it.
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No. A traditional twin mattress fits perfectly. Anything larger will not fit into the frame
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Yes you can. The double size mattress I bought replaced my daughters old and sagging top mattress. We put it right on top of the box spring and she loves it!
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we have a twin and it is just fine without a box spring. Our slats are only about 5 inches apart. Are you sure you have all the slats?
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Because of the support legs, you would not be able to do that. We have a loft bed and were unable to use it under that either, as it only left enough "head room" to slide into the bed.
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Yes. Both beds are standard twin sized beds. I havent had many issues with my bed. My kids love it.
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it depends on the thickness of the memory foan mattress. the depth of the loft bed frame is about 16 inches. the standard mattress is 10 inches. the deluxe mattress is 12 inches. if your memory foam mattress is comparable to the standard mattress it may work
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The two sides that support the top bunk are interchangeable from side to side,so the desk can be on either side. Also, the lower bunk does not have to be assembled so this could be used as a loft bed as well.
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You could, and it would probably look nice as far as the headboard goes, but the mattress kind of fits down into the frame so you would have a gap between the two mattresses. I guess you could do two small foam mattresses with a big mattress over the top?
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Yes. The twin beds we pushed together have separate frames and headboards, and the bridge worked great. We did put an "overfilled" fluffy king size mattress pad over the the beds, and that made it perfect. Our guests really were not even aware they were on twin beds until we told them!
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They do make almost the exact same loft for a twin. I would either recommend getting that or getting full sized mattress.
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I m using a queen size on a queen wooden bed frame instead of a box spring. But I do have wooden slats under it. I would say you should be able to use it the same way you used a box spring on the same bed. If you didn't have any support under the box spring then you probably won't need it under the bunky board. But I can't say for sure because I used slats with the box spring and the bunky board.