Can someone tell me how high the slats are from the floor (how high off the floor is the bottom of the mattress or box spring)?
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The bottom of the side rail is about 6" off the floor. The bottom of the slats is about 6.5" off the floor. The bottom of the matress is about 7" off the floor.
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we have a carpeted floor, but it measures about 6-7". also, if applicable to you, there's no way to use a bed skirt unless you cover up the side rails.
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25 inches....since the mattress platform is currently at it's 2nd level I just took my yardstick and measured. Possibly not as accurate as NJC's but can't imagine being 2 inches off!
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The slats aren't too sturdy I would Prob put a box spring..it will also look better because without one, the mattress will only be like six inches off the floor
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They are not adjustable in height. It's 6" from the floor to the bottom of the frame. With my box spring and mattress, the overall height is about 2 feet.
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The slats are wide apart. So I bought a compressed board at lowes for $20, had it cut to fit the gaps and put mattress on it. It saves the extra height of the box springs
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I have a about 6 3/4 inches from floor to bottom of bed frame. Hope this helps.
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from the floor to the side frame is 9 and 1/2 in. With both the boxspring and mattress distance to floor is 29 in. Does that help? I hope I understood your question My daughter loves the bed!
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It's not that high. I would say the slats sit about 5-6 inches off the floor.
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The slats are screwed in and 12 inches from the floor. I would advise you to use a bunkie board under your mattress. The bed looks great!
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Including a mattress and a box spring, it is approximately 27 inches off the floor. Hope this helps.
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We have the bed on a carpeted floor. The measurement from the floor to the side frame is 8.5 inches. Three slats, which come with the bed, run between the side rails and support the box springs and mattress. Each of the slats has an adjustable center post to help distribute the load.
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37 3/4 from floor to front bar, 39 1/4 from floor to slats underneath mattress. We found a regular twin mattress to be so tight that I cannot make the bed easily nor can my daughter. the wood arrived warped on one of them, and one of the bolts broke off inside the frame as my husband put it together. It is wobbly and we can't get it to be straight. It is very heavy wood, so my husband won't take it apart once he struggled to put it together. I would have called immediately and had someone ship new parts out, but that's me.
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The mattress is 18" inches off the ground.It takes standard queen fitted sheets,(just like a real bed).They stay on and do not ride up on the corners.
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From the floor to the slats the mattress lays on is 9 inches. To the top of our mattress is 13, but that will vary per the thickness of your mattress.
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You need something because the mattress will sink between the slats. A box spring will set the mattress way to high for the bed design though. I just flattened the box after I unpacked the bed pieces, and laid it over the slats. Worked perfect!
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The slats included are curved (the ones that support bed) we don't have a box spring on ours but it is a thick matress with no problems. If yours is 8", that is really a thin bed, I would prob ably get a box
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I purchased this for myself. The mattress is about 12 inches from the floor. I have about a 8" mattress with no box springs...for a younger child I would not use such a thick mattress. You can always us bed rails for awhile...I really love the bed .