Will a twin size trundle with 10"mattress and bed risers fit under this frame? And if so how do u order them?
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I do not think so- you may want to check the height dimensions on the available underbed drawers to get a better idea.
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Hi Kathi, All I can tell you is that there is an 11 inch clearance under the bed frame; however, don't know the dimensions on the trundle?
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The 8" mattresses for both top and trundle will be fine. I did not use a Bunkyboard for either.
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I bought a standard 7" twin mattress, but we haven't assembled the daybed so I'm praying we got the correct size. I had another owner tell me it was a standard size mattress and they recommended 7" for both the daybed and trundle.
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That will be tight the lower bunk is approximately 10" from the floor if you trundle is on a frame and wheels it may not slide under.
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You will need 3 twin mattresses for the trundle mattress the one on the bottom you don't need to get an extremely thick or plush mattress because the space between the lower bed and that is fairly close.Hope that helps
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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.
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Instead of using risers, the company sells another bed that is about 4" higher and has 16.5" of storage under the bed frame. Just click on the provider to see their other frames. Don't know if I can post a link here, but it's located here:Zinus Premium SmartBase 4 Extra Inches high for Under-bed Storage/Mattress Foundation/Platform Bed Frame/Box Spring Replacement/Strong/Sturdy/Quiet Noise-Free, Full
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I would think so. I guess it depends on how deep the frame for the trundle bed is. At only 6", this mattress is not very deep so I would think it would fit a trundle bed as long as you don't have a very deep frame.
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Yes, a twin size mattress will fit underneath. We put one under ours so we could sleep both our boys. Our matress does sit on the floor though. No bedrails or frame. I don't think there would be enough head room if you used a frame for a mattress.
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the trundle fits a conventional twin mattress but must be 6-7" thick max. Thank you for allowing me to assist you - from the #1 Discovery World Furniture seller on Amazon - Dreamscape Furniture:) Feel free to call me at 8007719330 if you need further assistance. Scott
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Any thickness will work for the top bed. The trundle will accommodate an 8 inch mattress.
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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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We didn't purchase this frame but instead purchased one from Serta which we believe to be the same height as this one. Since the frame sat too close for the floor the bed skirts sold these days at places like Bed, Bath & Beyond, we used the wood risers which we had purchased for the previous bed. (We have seen some black plastic risers which are way too high, but the wood ones worked well for us.) Does this mean that everyone in the USA who purchases a new frame must also purchase risers to use a bedskirt? Seems improbable, but it may very well be the case.
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The top and trundle frames are twin size and the other one is full/queen. We bought it for our grandkids. Up to 4 people can sleep there. I hope this works for you as well.
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Sorry about the delay. I am using one full size, a regular twin size (top bunk) and a 'trundle' twin size mattresses. I already had a regular size twin, and bought the full and trundle twin at Sam's Club. The trundle mattress is not as high as a regular one. You might be able to use a regular twin in the trundle bed, but the one I have has the pillow top, which makes it too thick for the drawer.
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We got 8" mattresses for the top and bottom bunks and I don't think it would fit on the trundle with sheets and bedding and still close. It would be too tight. We are going to look for a 6" mattress for the trundle.