Are there legs under the center of the bed...can I store a single mattress underneath?
2047635
No, there are 2 legs under the center of the bed. The bed is also very low to the ground, maybe only 4 inches of clearance or so, so not very ideal for under bed storage
2047636
Yes there are legs under the center of the bed. There would NOT be room to store another mattress underneath (bed is too low, and not wide enough from the edge to the center legs).
651714
Yes, it can easily be stored under a bed. All the bars can be unscrewed separately. It's really convenient. Worth every penny!
1332217
The boards directly under the mattress are horizontal slats. In the very middle of the slats that run across there is one vertical slat and three peg legs for "extra support" in the middle. Having bought the queen size frame, I felt a lot more comfortable adding in extra brackets and more pegs.
1715294
No, there are just the 4 legs and the rest is open. It is still very nice, my son uses underneath as storage space. It can fit loose items or pack them in underbed totes and either works comfortably. Hope this helps!!
2015924
No, you'd have to disassemble the legs from the center to store it compactly. It's doable, but not something you'd do regularly.
1841959
My estimate is ~6 inches of clearance underneath, but you'd need to lift the bed in order to store anything. Add an inch to that to get the height of the base that your box spring will sit. When the bed is "on all fours" there may be an inch of clearance max to slide anything underneath. If the bed is sitting on a hard surface, you might be able to add a half inch to that. Of note, you MUST use a box spring to support the mattress. Otherwise, you're wasting money. I continue to be very happy with my purchase. Hope this helps!
2183503
Yes, but you will need to have either a box spring or a "bunkie board" to go underneath. You can can cheaply get a "bunkie board" at a furniture store. P.S. My husband and I are larger and sleep fine. He is 6 feet tall and 300 lbs and LOVES this bed. I am not tiny either.
2254263
You can use the narrow, edge to push the sheets further under the mattress than you could with your bare hands, where you would have to use one hand to lift the heavy mattress & the other to keep pushing. You store it wherever you want - but not under the bed.
981026
No, this is really built for storage. There is nowhere to put your legs comfortably. Also, the side legs are detachable and I would imagine that you could knock them away easily with your knees if you had them under the side. This is also narrow and built to be an island for storage or food prep.
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?)
928448
My full-size came with two smaller-diameter metal vertical legs which support the center of the bed- They don't seem pictured here. I would think that the limiting factor would be the breaking point of the wooden slats, which are bowed into the mattress. It's seems like a very sturdy bed once the screws are tightened up...
2231118
Yes! There is a support in the middle, but underbed storage boxes will fit. I have a long narrow one under one of the beds.
1091778
We are currently using 12 inch memory foam mattresses (we have 3, one queen and two full). Seems fine, but I am contemplating on adding sanded plywood or some sort of flat surface for additional support. It's also a little lower than a standard bed, the other option instead of plywood would be using a box spring. I agree with the other reviewers, the center legs are very tiny. The slats are also not "finished" (sanded), so it does damage the part of the tucked sheet, thus my thought on using finished plywood or better yet, a box spring.
2240560
I'm not a home right now, but we have a double bed and I believe you should be able to put two under the mattress without any problem. My husband really like this one.
436759
Trishy, there is only about 6 inches of space under the bed. I would not try and place storage drawers under the bed. My fear would be with the opening and closing of the futon - the drawers would get damaged.
185631
Yes. A twin size Matress will fit underneath. It will be on the floor unless you have some type of support for it.
1737469
No. I have the same model and i only have my mattress on it. The metal slats give great support. But if you want a little height, use a box spring or I used bed risers to have storage under the bed.