We're looking to use this trundle as a low-profile platform bed (with a standard size twin mattress) for our 3 year old who isn't big enough
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Hi It works great for me in my daughters room and slides under her bed. It pulls out easily on a wooden floor. I have to remove the rug in front of the bed as the wheels get a little tangled as it is very low profile. You might need to "block" the wheels as the frame will slide if on a wood floor and a kid runs and jumps. Lots of fun!
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It would work very well for that purpose. The standard twin mattress will fit. You may want to leave the wheels off so that it isn't free to roll.
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I think that this should work well for your needs. The trundle has a very low profile and no exposed sharp edges. I used it as a twin trundle under a full-sized bed and it works great.
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That's what we use it for too but you have to put floor protectors under the wheels to keep it still
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No, this really isn't meant for that purpose. The metal supports of a trundle frame would be too much for this. It is truly meant only as a topper for an actual mattress. I know they make mattresses for that type of bed, as I used to have one myself. Good luck!
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The trundle shown here is for a twin size mattress. You would need at least 13-14 inch clearance under the bed.
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It is great as an additional bed for a child to sleep on in a pinch. As a chair it is only about 9 inches off the floor. It would make a poor desk chair. It was significantly smaller over all than we had expected when we ordered it.
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Hello, I would get a regular twin mattress. We put a plywood and a low profile box spring. If you put a bunkie board and a pillow top it might work. The only problem with a pillow top would be it might be to high and the mattress might make the child be even with the side rails.
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Yes. I use the trundle for storage, but if you want it to serve as a bed, you need to buy a mattress for it.
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The trundle will accommodate a standard twin mattress (39" x 75"), less than 8" thick.
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Definitely. My 3 year old uses it. We have a convertible crib that lowers down, where the front comes off and is replaced with a toddler guardrail. We will keep this mattress until she transitions to a twin- when she won't roll off it.
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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.
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You can use the trundle at the lowest level. Once you raise it, it goes all the way up. I leave it down when my granddaughter spends the night. She is 3. She likes it closer to the ground! I raised the top mattress as high as it would go so I could use an 8" mattress on the trundle as well as the daybed.
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I have a trundle bed mattress. It is about an inch shorter than the front panel. A regular twin mattress should be OK. Measure the height.
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It's about knee-height. Will make the bassinet about the same height as a standard bed.
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Hello the side and middle legs collapse. This is how the frame is shipped. It will lay flat on the floor. I don't think it would make a good trundle bed. Unless you were thinking about using it just to have something for the mattress to sit on, then pull it out unfold the legs and set up the bed....
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no its to low for a trundle. I like it because my grandaughter stays with us sometimes and likes to tumble out of bed at night and she doesn`t have far to fall. Its nice though.
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I have this bed for my two kids, no there is not enough room for a trundle, it is approximately 8 inches from the floor to the bottom rail of the bed, plus there are three slats with floor jacks to support the mattresses. If you do get this bed, it requires both a box spring and mattress. It is very sturdy and much nicer in person than online and both beds arrived in perfect condition! Hope this helps! :)
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You have a 10-1/4" opening height under the bottom bed and you can assemble without the latters. Might be tight for a trundle.
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We are. We have a low profile box springs and the bed is very tall. I don't think it would work well with a regular height box springs unless you cut the legs and made them shorter. But then, you would loose your underbed storage, so I don't know why you wouldn't just buy a standard metal bed frame then.