Can you fit a trundle under this bed?
669808
I measured the bed we own and there are about 11" between the bed frame and the floor. With carpet I'd say it is closer to 10 1/2". So as long as your trundle doesn't exceed those measurements then you should be just fine! :)
1048367
I can't measure as the bed and trundle are at grandma's in another state. However, we bought standard twin mattresses for the daybed and this trundle. In fact the mattress was a pillow top, and with sheets and blanket on, it still fit under the daybed frame. The mattress fit on the trundle with a little wiggle room to spare. No problems with mattress fit.
437446
You have about 8 inches of clearance from the trundle to the bed. A 7" mattress would work out fine unless you put heavy blankets on it. I typically keep the sheets and a thin blanket made up and when I pull it out add a heavier blanket if needed.
1264227
I'm not sure what a trundle bed is, but I don't have a box spring and the bed rail fits under the mattress.
2079309
We were only able to fit an 8" mattress under the daybed frame on the trundle. If you are planning to put the two frames/mattresses side by side to make a "king" size bed, you'll need to get the same size mattress. Additionally, the trundle will only hold a regular twin size mattress and still fit between the rigid legs of the daybed. The actual daybed will comfortably hold a Twin XL. Again, you just need to decide if you will use the trundle bed as a separate sleeping area or try and combine it with the daybed to make a bigger bed.
887720
Regular twin, not Twin XL. For trundle, recommend a mattress that is 6 inches high. This way, you can have a thin comforter or blanket and still fit the trundle under the main bed.
2213876
I love these beds. If the trundle is low enough to the ground then it should fit. You can get the trundles to match these beds though and they work great but do not pop up. There is 11 5/8 inches underneath.
2177768
Yes, it should fit, although the bed is nothing like the picture! There is maybe one inch of clearance after the trundle has been placed under the bed. The legs are much shorter. Something to consider, however, is that my son loves to jump on the bed, so if it was higher there would be more danger of it breaking or him falling off. You can, of course, place extra blocks under the legs to raise it.
1896051
Probably not. I just measured & it is 9 1/2" between space of trundle & the bed. Previous answer was unhappy because trundle did not raise up, but I am happy about that. I read too many negative things about the pop-up ones. I am very pleased with my bed & trundle, but I just use it for guests.
1831285
Our bed is rather low, so it does not fit under it. However, our beds in the spare bedroom are higher, and it fits under those.
718378
Yes you can turn the trundle part whichever way you need. It's the same on both sides of the bed so it will fit either way
1335601
The space on the bottom is 12.75" high. So if your trundle is 5.5" the mattress should not exceed 7"
2163912
The inside measurement between the legs is 75 inches. The trundle we owned before the purchase of the bed fits underneath with no problem.
355298
I can't see why not. We used a regular mattress on the top and our old select comfort in the trundle. Works fine.
2100950
No, there is a leg in the middle of the bed that would prevent a trundle from sliding underneath
185631
Yes. A twin size Matress will fit underneath. It will be on the floor unless you have some type of support for it.
514005
You do have to assemble the bed. It took my husband and I about an hour. I believe you could fit a trundle underneath. I am able to store full size storage bins with my kids old clothes under it without a problem