Could I possibly use this for under the bed of my son's dorm room? Any suggestions would be soo helpful :)
1455184
Sure, if measurements clear the bed. I love, love it as a trunk organizer and it has side pockets too. Dorms are so small and good to have a place for everything to keep organized!
190691
Should work fine provided you have some place to air it out for three days. Can't do it in your dorm room. Check size too
265067
I don't think so but this is about a month later and I love mine. Hasn't flattened comes back instantly and I fall asleep right away. That's rare to say on a college dorm bed. It's pretty durable as long a you keep sharp objects away from it you'll be fine. I have mine covered by a mattress cover so if my friends spill soda or what have you the mattress pad is protected.
1046898
It should be fine because the metal frame that goes under the mattress is a solid piece that has a cross bar. What goes under looks the same as what you see on top, only it is longer - very stable. This is a good product that is very helpful for getting in and out of bed and when standing.
2101301
probably would not work...not enough material to stretch under the mattress. I use it on a Full and it broke!
1594830
I'm not sure because I had it sent to my son in college. He LOVES it, so it works great in a dorm room!
1191911
My experience with college dorm room mattresses are that they are on the thin side with a plastic finish to facilitate cleaning-they can be slippery for any fitted sheet. These are made for 16" to deep mattresses. However, I would give it a try. You will not find better sheets for the money. If you have a TJ MAXX in your town give them a try. I have bought a lot of inexpensive and superior quality products from them-check the clearance section first. Good luck.
79338
There is very little clearance. I took a tape measure and it is roughly 4 inches so it would not be ideal for storage under the bed.
576705
As long as the dorm room has a closet with a door that opens and swings out. Not sliding doors. It is a bit delicate but, it comes in very handy for some ironing. I like it and find it to be very helpful. It would have to be used only as an ironing board. It would not hold anything heavy. I hope you found this helpful.
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Yes, it fits under beds and a lot of other low-lying pieces of furniture. You may have to turn the on/off switch back on (in case it catches on the end of the bed... but it isn't a biggie). Hope this helps.... and it is lightweight!
30295
It is fairly heavy and must be screwed into studs. No, you will not be able to use it in a dorm without leaving a mark.
138222
NO, totally works fine for that space. We purchased it for a dorm room and now using it at home. It's perfect!
873684
Hi Norma. If you can't get on the floor I would recommend you get something other than this product to help you. I don't think using it in bed would be a great idea and it really is just a cheap bit of curved plastic so I don't know how much it would help you. Sorry.
962354
We have not tried that. We use it under our rowing machine which stays set up in the room. Sorry couldn't help much with your question!
255733
I wouldn't. It isn't that type of bed. It is a piece of fairly thin plywood that holds the bed up, but isn't super sturdy. It would probably not break, but wouldn't be very comfortable. It does work well with a nice mattress on top though! Does the job
378383
Possibly. We have ours on the ceiling above a loft bed. But I think it might work under the top bunk. Not 100% sure though.
650739
Mark, this foot locker would be an excellent choice to invest in to store your valuables especially if you're in college. I bought one for my son and we're very pleased with it. The foot locker is sturdy and compact to push underneath the bed to create space in a dormitory room. This foot locker is on wheels which makes it easy to maneuver especially when you're living on the third floor in a dormitory.