Could I use this on a day bed and on the pop up trundle?
1298863
It does pop up to the full eight inches so as long as you have enough of a clearance to fit the 8 you'll be fine. If you have a very sturdy platform it will be fine - the mattress is sturdy. Not sure how it would feel on an springs...hope that helps!
1298864
As long as it is on a plywood platform instead of springs, I'm guessing you could. It does weigh a ton, keep in mind.
1298865
Anywhere you would use a twin size - yes. BUY IT. I find it to be well made, no smell, & its holding up just fine without any issues. This is a great buy I would make again without a second thought. Reminder it does need support like any mattress underneath.
2052377
I suppose you could BUT realize that these are basically kinda like hockey pucks. The weight of a bed holds them in place. I'd be a bit concerned about it staying in place. Good luck.
1349179
When I scrolled don the listing for the DHP Daybed I noticed the sell a matching trundle, so tht one must fit.Ed
176224
I don't see why not. The bed might be a little more firmer since the box spring does add a small smidge of flex. The bed that I have is sitting on the box spring from my last bed simply because it would be too low without it.
513783
I don't see why any reasons why you couldn't. The bed risers I assume you're talking about are the ones that go under each individual peg, right? These pegs of the bed are very normal-sized.
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.
1980750
Only if you put it at the top of the bed only. You would need to really stretch it and loose "the look" if you tried to do it sideways.
1954236
I wouldn't chance it. My daybed is about 76" and it only leaves me about 7" on either side (a little short). I pull it down further on the side that is more visible. I don't think it will work for you.
440719
No, this is made for a mini crib or a pack n play. It is a thin mattress that is rather soft as well - I would not recommend for use every day.
1864722
The trundle will be the same height and length of the day bed and uses the single mattress X2 to make a King Bed! I have bought two, one for my home and one for N-Laws so we have a comfortable place to sleep when we visit!
1253153
It does not come with the trundle or mattress. I bought the Kings Brand Twin Size Black Metal Roll Out Trundle Bed Frame for DayBed frame and it works perfect. I would suggest it.
1422805
You could, but it would make it very high. I bought this bed in order to put a trundle pull out under it. I am 5'4" and when I am standing next to the bed, the top of the mattress (without the box spring) come up to mid thigh on me. Any higher and it would be hand to get into.
615651
Do not know, but I would imagine you could.I bought it for my grandson for his bunk bed. They have such thin matresses and he is getting to be a big boy.He loves it.
2184507
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.
1557430
The trundle shown here is for a twin size mattress. You would need at least 13-14 inch clearance under the bed.
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
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Hard to say. Seems as thou trundle was made for bunk bed mattresses. I bought regular mattress at Sams. You may have to put block risers on the four legs. We had to. They make bed 5 inches higher so that trundle slides under bed. It works fine and I haven't had any problems. Trundle beds are great!!!!! Darlene