can this be used as a trundle bed? (twin size) I know the side legs collapse but how about the middle legs?
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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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This definitely not a bed you want to be moving around much as it can get awkward to hold and on the heavy side. It also will not store vertically because of the memory foam. You're better getting a trundle bed/daybed set. Hope this helps!
2006912
It will work for a trundle bed! Once you put a sheet on it the sides become irrelevant!
2068648
If you are not able to have it in center of the room you can move the bed around and switch the trundle to the other side. We have been able to do that since we can not have it in the center of the room.
91677
This would not be strong enough to turn over and use as a stool. The sides would collapse.
328800
You can use it for storage..... we lined both the bed and trundle with a sheet of 3/4" plywood to improve their strength-the trundle is for our great Dane and the bed for my daughter :-) but you could use the trundle without adding anything it has an 1/8" pressed board bottom in sections that fit closely together.
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You can fold the legs for storage. They are not adjustable up and down. Also, as an FYI it works best when placed on a hard surface. It isn't super stable when used on a bed.
770091
Yes. It can be use as two beds. Also you can remove the safety rails on the side too while using it as two separate beds.
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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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Slats going from one side to the other would be best for a queen size bed. Probably just the side rails are enough support for a twin.
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I think you could because the base of the bed sits pretty high up from the ground. In fact you probably would have a significant space between the trundle and the bed I bet.
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Yes - it should work fine, there are plenty of wooden slats to hold the mattress. It depends on how tall the memory foam mattress is for the trundle bed, there is a pretty good clearance, we have a thin mattress on ours but leave the pillows and comforter on it and push it under with no problem.
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The trundle has a plywood bottom so it could be used for storage. The main mattress sits on slats. This is good looking and functional. Good luck
1141534
From what comes in the box I would assume yes. There are no side rails with it to help with the transformation to a twin bed.
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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.
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Yes, it should fit, although the bed is nothing like the picture! There is maybe one inch of clearance after the trundle has been placed under the bed. The legs are much shorter. Something to consider, however, is that my son loves to jump on the bed, so if it was higher there would be more danger of it breaking or him falling off. You can, of course, place extra blocks under the legs to raise it.
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My contractor, who assembled the trundle bed, added a plywood sheet to each bed section. He felt that one could fall through the bed. The plywood adds stability to the trundle and works fine. I would stand on it now. Goosd question!