I have 7.5 ft (90in) high ceilings. Would this offer sufficient clearance for the top bunk?
2092413
my ceilings are about the same and my child has enough space. It would not be good for an adult a little close for me but okay for a child.
2092414
It really depends on how big the person is that is taking the top bunk. If they are tall, I suggest they do not stand up. If they are short, you can kind of stand up, but being 5'3", I still bump my head and we have 8.0 ft high ceilings. Hope this helps.
2092415
You would end up with 18" of clearance. If you think that is enough then go for it. Just depends on who would use it the most and their size/flexibility
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.
624908
The height is only adjustable by cutting. I cut about 6 inches off the bottom of mine to fit the top bunk in my trailer. It would be best to use either a hacksaw or a grinder with a cut off wheel. Just be sure to remove the rubber feet on the bottom first, cut off what you need and then put the rubber feet back on to cover the cut ends.
655992
Yes, excellent clearance height for tall people. I have done it several times.
1985379
It should work. I am using it for access to top bunk of built -in bunk beds and it works well.
19029
Yes. It has multiple compartments of various measurements. I measured the depth and you will have no problem with 7.5" height. Good luck!
1243837
I have 10' ceilings and have never gone on the top bunk but it is about 52" from floor to top of mattress,if that helps.
931587
I am 6' 3" and have 7' ceilings. I can use the machine comfortably but have to be wary of the small amount of clearance between my head and the ceiling.
142737
No. Its a not 90° between the angles. If this helps the top to bottom measures 9.7 ft
988157
Probably not as it is low and I believe you need more clearance for the mechanic piece of your bed.
1268489
I believe it would be fine. My ceilings are about 8 ft. and I did not use the flush mount and with the drop it is in a position that feels safe. So 6 inches less space with the flush mount closer to the ceiling should work.
2054719
You are 34" off the ground at the top step so 9' ceilings should be fine for almost all users. 8' or less could be an issue.
464363
68". If you have 7' ceilings then who ever is on the top bunk will have just 16" of space from the top rail to the ceiling. The question you should be asking is how much space from the top of a 6" mattress to the ceiling. A 6" mattress on the top bunk is exactly 5' from the floor. Whoever is on the top bunk will have 2' of clearance with 7' ceilings. Room to roll in & roll out of bed, not sufficient space for anyone to sit upright on the top bunk
91348
I've got the top of mine about waist-high, leaving about a 2ft space from the floor to the bottom-as long as u have the 4 bracket screws in wall studs it should be safe no matter how high u go.
99982
No, it would not be high enough. Item description says you can adjust height between 39 inch to 64 inch. If you go for minimum 39 inch, you tv would be around at least 48 inch below ceiling. It means you will have maximum 5 feet clearance.
464360
Sorry that will not work. I don't have to measure it to tell you, we have ten foot ceilings and our 5 year old gandson sits up on the bed and only has about 8" of clearance above his head.
464362
Height: 68 1/4 ", that includes two mattresses inside of the top bunk enclosure bars (my term). The two mattresses don't exceed the top bar height. Consider the 68 1/4" to be absolute. The top enclosure bars are at this height as well - leaving only 15 3/4" opening between top of bars and ceiling. May be a bit tight to swing your legs and body over. I am 77 years old - so I think I would take the bottom bunk.
1106939
I think so. I'd guess that the distance from the top of the railing to the top of the mattress in the highest level would be about a foot. These units tend to get beat up in shipping but I don't see how you could go wrong at its current price... I paid at least $30 more!