can a trundle bed fit underneath if the ladder is removed?
1006974
I have not received my bunk twin with a queen on the bottom yet. The first one was damaged
491277
You could most definitely fit a trundle underneath. I could fit my adult 5 ft 9" frame under there and my 7 year old hides underneath just for the fun of it.. Unfortunately I cannot help with the later part of your question, as I don't remember specific details of assembly. Hope this helps.
185632
Yes you can... What I did was get a twin pair of slats and placed it underneath so the mattress was off the floor... But yes a mattress fits perfectly underneath
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
2100951
No, a trundle will not fit. There's just enough room for those low plastic bins that you can store clothes in.
159053
Maybe if you put the ladder on the other side but the screw holes are pre drilled. So may not work
409743
It depends on the thickness of the mattresses. There is 12 inches from the support for the trundle mattress to the bottom of the upper bed frame, and you will want to leave room for bedding.
2190097
If you look at the picture of the bed, there are support legs where the three springs parts are bolted together -- I would not try to do away with these legs. These legs are closer apart than the end legs, thus it limits the width of something that is being put under the frame from the end. Small trundle(s) could be used between the legs from the side. My grandson stores his extra clothes in boxes between the legs.
1225923
A twin mattress would fit underneath, but you wouldn't have much room, the height clearance is not much. I would not think a full size mattress would fit underneath because of the ladder.
2177189
Its not a trundle bed by any reason but a plain mattress would fit under it with no foundation.
301141
I do not think so. The ladder is to be mounted from the ceiling so it can be pulled down and the feet of the ladder rest on the floor.
1667582
The altogether clearance from floor to bottom rail is 10 inches. So it might fit depending on how tall the trundle is.
2011485
No. It must slide over the side rails of an extension ladder. Any other modification could be potentially dangerous.
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.
1447421
possible. if you haul items that fit inside the bed, and extend to or pass the tailgate such as plywood, then no problem. jus lay the plywood over the ladder and be on your way.
2258652
With the proper tools (you'd need a torch) it could be done....but because of how it would need to be cut it would be VERY DIFFICULT to get the legs even (read *impossible*).....then you have to take the following into consideration: the ladder would also have to be shortened, placing the bottom rung either on the floor or completely missing. The legs themselves would then be open-ended so you would have to find some way to protect your floor from them. You would no longer have enough clearance under the bed to place a desk or chair (for anyone over 5'2" or so)
1845439
You really couldn't put a trundle bed underneath it. The bottom of the frame is 5 1/2 inches from the floor.