can this be used as a trundle bed? (twin size) I know the side legs collapse but how about the middle legs?
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Hello the side and middle legs collapse. This is how the frame is shipped. It will lay flat on the floor. I don't think it would make a good trundle bed. Unless you were thinking about using it just to have something for the mattress to sit on, then pull it out unfold the legs and set up the bed....
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I don't think a trundle would fit. The bottom bunk is pretty low to the ground.
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I think that this should work well for your needs. The trundle has a very low profile and no exposed sharp edges. I used it as a twin trundle under a full-sized bed and it works great.
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The frame sits about an inch and a half off the floor. I thought if I put my son's twin bed on risers I could fit this underneath but it is definitely not for under a standard twin bed. Unless it's a day bed or something made especially for a trundle.
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Yes, the trundle is not attached to any part of the bed. It slides out on either side.
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The two legs fold fairly easily - they just swing together - BUT this sucker is heavy!! Not something you willEasily knock down and slide under your bed. It pretty much requires a good hunk of space, but it is very strong and sturdy! Hope that helps!
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If you want to use the trundle as a bed, then you would need 3 mattresses. If you don't want a 3rd mattress, you could use the trundle as storage space.
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Actually, yes. I think that would work. You would want to consider the height of the bed because the bottom of the slide is a particular angle to meet the ground but I actually think any average bed would not have a problem. There are three bolts to secure the slide at the top and you do have to build your own brace for the middle of the slide. Last, just consider the footprint. I was a little surprised by how long the slide is and how far out it extends. Best of luck with the project. Sounds so fun.
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I still use it as a crib, but it is supposed to be able to convert to a twin size bed when you purchase the conversion rails. They cost about 85.00 I believe. This I am sure of.
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The cot slopes in the middle so I would be afraid the mattress would sink. You may be able to put something like foam or a sleeping bag there for mattress support.
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I think you would need a king boxspring. Otherwise there would be not support in the middle to hold up the twin boxspring.Sincerely,Russell WestWrest Furnishings
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It would depend on the clearance you have from floor to bottom of your trundle. This thing is a piece of junk! We added plywood so the mattress wouldn't squeeze into the rickety slats! I see they have lowered the price.... By the way, it's not a pop-up so you're stuck down on the floor. The mattress also doesn't stay put with or without plywood screwed down to the frame. Don't waste your money! Look for one at a furniture outlet.
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No, there is a leg in the middle of the bed that would prevent a trundle from sliding underneath
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You really couldn't put a trundle bed underneath it. The bottom of the frame is 5 1/2 inches from the floor.
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Both sides are open. The trundle itself is not connected to the bed. Its a separate piece and can be used on either side, but there is only one panel to hide the trundle. So you would have an open side exposing the bed if it is not pushed against a wall.
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I have the twin frame. There are no support legs in the middle; however, there is a "double row" of legs at both the headboard and the footboard -- 2 legs on each end for the frame, 2 legs for the headboard and 2 legs for the footboard, both of which are attached separately to the very sturdy mattress frame.
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Yes it will turn into a head-board & foot-board. Go to this site & as you read down there is a PDF that you can download which will show how the side slats are put on the crib. http://www.davincibaby.com/twin-full-size-conversion-kit-anastasia. We equally bought a separate mattress that was really nice.