How much space is between the two bunks? Could a child sit on the lower bunk?
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Yes, there is definitely enough room for a child to sit easily. I am 5' 8" and I too am able to sit between the two bunks .
2062596
My daughter is 8 and she is able to sit on the bottom bunk comfortable. We are very happy with this bed.
2062597
My 4 year old daughter constantly sits on the lower bunk with room to grow.
2062598
about three feet and yes because I made my bottom bunk into a futon and there is plenty of room, my daughters 7 and she absolutely loves her bed.
2062599
I have a 3 and 4 yrs old and they can sit on the lower bunk. It is a very nice bunk bed set.
2062600
With the mattress in, there is about 3 1/2 feet. Our 2 year old can sit easily on the lower bunk.
2092416
I have 8 ft ceilings and there is 23" of clearance over the safety rail and 28" of clearance to the mattress surface. This provides plenty of room for my 5 foot tall, 105 pound, 12 year old. Your mileage may vary depending upon the size of the person using the top bunk.
140965
Yes, that would work. We have a standard depth mattress on our daughter's bunk and it works perfectly but a slightly thinner one would work well too.
496698
A regular twin mattress will be fine. We bought premium memory foam beds. One thing to note is that the height between mattress and second bunch is not that high so a thinner mattress on bottom bunk might be better. My 4 year old can easily bump her head getting out of bed.
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Jessica, This is a Jr. bunk-bed without the actual 2nd bed. The top rack is a regular single mattress and is shorter in height then a regular bunk bed set up. Here is where the name becomes deceiving. There is not bed under the top rack, they have made it a fort area or tent area that's the length and height of the bed. If you look at the picture, you can see they also put a tent covering towards the front, and its pretty good as far as adding additional size to the tent or "fort" area as my son and I call the area under the bed. So if that was a long winded answer to your question, I apologize. It is only one bed. To let you know how big it is underneath you could fit 2 sleeping bags under there if the child you are considering this for is to have friends over. I am 5'11 and 195lbs and we play in the fort all of the time. I hope this helps. Feel free to ask any other questions.
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I had to return my co-sleeper bed because my dogs would not even go near it. But I did think it was nicely made and a good idea. I don't know the exact size of the lower bunk but a German Shepherd could not get in and out of the lower bunk. That space is best for a small dog under 25 lbs or a cat. And even the small dog would have to "duck". If the German Shepherd is not too big, he could fit in the top bunk but may need help getting in and out.
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About 3 ft between the beds. You must subtract the height of the mattress between the beds. I have a thinner mattress on the bottom bunk.
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I am not sure. I don't think this information was not specified. However, my husband is 265 LBS and he slept on the bottom bunk with my 4 year old daughter, and there were no issues. All my three children (8yr - 59 LBS, 5yr - 55 LBS, and 4yr- 43 LBS to = 157 LBS) have slept on the top bunk. I hope this has been helpful.
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Good Morning Terry - I am not sure which measurement you are referring to. I can tell you the height of the overall bed is 63" and the space between the upper bunk and lower bunk is 34". If I did not guess correctly please let me know and I will be happy to help you. Thank you for allowing me to assist you - from the #1 Discovery World Furniture seller on Amazon - Dreamscape Furniture:) Feel free to call me at 8007719330 if you need further assistance. Scott
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I can tell you from experience that both bunks can hold a 200 Lb man. The bottom bunk you wouldn't be able to sit up in unless you are under 5ft. These are very sturdy bunk beds. We went with the 6 inch foam mattress. We use them ( have 3 sets) at a lake house and they have accomodated all sizes. We put the foam mattress right on the slats that came with them. We didn't need any additional slats or boards.
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There's 2' clearance between the top of the mattress and the bottom of the top bunk.
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According to the manual that came in the box, the weight limit on each of the beds is 200 pounds. However, I think the bottom bunk can handle quite a bit more. My 13yo daughter & I lie in the bottom bed together and we are collectively 250 pounds, and I don't feel at all like we are pushing the limits of the bed. If you construct it exactly according to the manual, which takes a couple of hours, the result will be a sturdy, safe bunk bed. We are very happy with this bed. Good luck!
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I measured everything for you with an actual tape measured, so I am not just guessing. Measured the length where you would put the mattress in...77 inches 78 pushing it. My daughter has a regular twin in it, but I would say there is a 3-4 inch gap around the perimeter of the mattress and the head boards. She just puts the pillows around the mattress, so it looks like a sofa. She is 10 so she is in no danger of getting her head caught between the mattress and the bed. I would not get this bed for a young child, only for a pre-teen and up. Good luck!
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You can fit a mattress on the floor...the top bunk is about 5 feet off the floor so a child can stand under it. I have a toybox & short bookshelf under my sons. I took the slide & tent off recently due to his small room but he loved them :)
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That will be tight the lower bunk is approximately 10" from the floor if you trundle is on a frame and wheels it may not slide under.
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You could but it is not very tall like a regular bunk. There would be a lot of bumped heads.
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No. A toddler bed is too small and there are wooden slats with spaces between each slat that hold the mattress. I put particle board on the slats for extra support for the twin mattress so that would be an option. Although getting tripped up in space between a toddler mattress and the bed frame is a danger for an elevated bed.