Could you fit a twin mattress on the ground UNDER the loft to basically create bunk beds?
2028764
Yes there's plenty of room. I made a fort for my son with a TV and DVD player.
185630
We use it as a toddler bunk bed and put another mattress on the floor underneath. It works out great.
911108
I can't imagine why not. There are small pins holding the top bunk in place. The only issue I foresee is that rails on the twin XL are part of the structure, so you might have to leave those on, which could be a nuisance if used separately.
1953569
Yes! I did initially. However, if you put both the mattress & box spring there is just no room on the bottom bunk to sleep. So I took it off. I have had this bunk bed now for 3 months & I am SO HAPPY I bought it. Excellent quality, very strong & the color is just beautiful. My kids adore it too. It took awhile with shipping but it was WELL WORTH the wait! I hope this helps you!
623035
I would say so. There isn't a flat surface under the mattress. There are about 12 - 2" slats.
577811
You could, and it would probably look nice as far as the headboard goes, but the mattress kind of fits down into the frame so you would have a gap between the two mattresses. I guess you could do two small foam mattresses with a big mattress over the top?
486909
I don't see why not...they are essentially two beds...one stacked on the other
772275
I think there would need to be some kind of firm foundation under the mattress. Bed slats or something like that would not work.
176075
Good idea in theory. My concern would be the mattress spacing in the middle. Could a foam form be placed to fill the few inches? If not, I would wonder if the mattresses would move.
981285
Yes, a twin mattress can go under, but it'd be best if it wasn't too thick(no box spring) as it is a little lower than expected(3.5-4ft?)
979166
The bottom bed is required for the structure. If you are handy, it is possible to create a loft look with the bed, you would need to be able to secure all four corners of the top bed. If you didnt want to take that bottom bed apart, then you can easily go to a store to purchase woods and make your own posts to secure the top bunk.
933731
You could if you braced the whole rig lengthwise to a wall but both the middle and top bunks would be difficult to mount for sleeping. There's not a lot of space between the bunks. If you're thinking of using the middle and top for gear storage that would be a pretty good floor space saver.
1650199
If it is a thick mattress to start with a pillow top i would not do it. We have a 6 inch regular twin on top bunk would not mattress to be any taller.
975484
Yes. I installed everything except the trundle and, as suggested, use the space beneath for storage. Great bunk bed!
1847778
The three drawers underneath the bottom bunk are not attached to anything but have no cover so if you want to place it under a different twin size bed then yes it could be moved out and used on another bed.
928850
Yes, but it is lower than a typical loft bed so depending on the thickness of the mattress the person sleeping undernear may be very uncomfortable.
1569700
yes you can! Which is also helpful if you have a platform bed (no space underneath)