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....
290873
Slats going from one side to the other would be best for a queen size bed. Probably just the side rails are enough support for a twin.
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all i can say if you use a trundle it will become a double bed as it is now a single bed with a single mattress if you put two single together it would be a double measure the 2 mattress together.do not think it would be a king size.
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My contractor, who assembled the trundle bed, added a plywood sheet to each bed section. He felt that one could fall through the bed. The plywood adds stability to the trundle and works fine. I would stand on it now. Goosd question!
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I actually suggest doing that. We have had this bed for 5 years. After about 2 years the supports that came with it snapped. They were thin and I worried about them breaking to begin with . I wish we had added our own 2X4's from the get go.
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Yes there is a center support . You would also have to raise the bed with risers in order to put a trundle under this frame. The frame is very sturdy so u could probably remove that center support.
882070
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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It would work very well for that purpose. The standard twin mattress will fit. You may want to leave the wheels off so that it isn't free to roll.
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No-I believe it would be too thick. We have a trundle daybed that we store it under. Measure the bottom of the queen bed from the frame to the floor and then check the dimensions when folded. I would measure it for you but the bed is at our vacation home.
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The two legs fold fairly easily - they just swing together - BUT this sucker is heavy!! Not something you will Easily 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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It will work for a trundle bed! Once you put a sheet on it the sides become irrelevant!
38854
Unfortunately, this is not possible. It was first of all not designed to be used this way, so we can't guarantee you how sturdy this will be. The side pieces are also quite thin and won't be able to support that much weight. Each individual bed can hold up to 250 pounds where the mattress is sitting, not on the side.
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Yes, as long as you don't buy the extra pillow top kind. I purchased two Tempur-pedic simplicity medium twin mattresses for the trundle because I was concerned with it not sliding out as easily. I am not sure what the size of the mattress is but it works well with the trundle.
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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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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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I got a 6-inch memory foam for both the full and twin trundle parts.... It's okay, but, since the support for the bed are wooden pieces, once they splinter and snap, the bed sinks in... And it's rather uncomfortable....
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My full-size came with two smaller-diameter metal vertical legs which support the center of the bed- They don't seem pictured here. I would think that the limiting factor would be the breaking point of the wooden slats, which are bowed into the mattress. It's seems like a very sturdy bed once the screws are tightened up...