Can I use a Twin Size mattress with this? I know there will be 'blank' space, but could it fold properly on it?
2028140
I don't think so I think it will fold really weird and give you an uneven crease.
2028141
No, the "handles" on the front are necessary to keep the mattress in proper placement, and if there isn't any resistance from the mattress it will cause issues. Get yourself a nice futon mattress and this frame is well worth it. I'm using an 8" thick full mattress and love it!
2028142
The mattress wouldn't be flexible enough for a mattress at least for putting it in the seated position. The mattress should be a futon mattress for your best use of the frame.
806627
When folded up the Height of this twin folding bed is 18 inches and the Width is approximately 37 1/2 inches. It would make a great ottoman/sleeper. It really doesn't take up too much space. I hope I've been of help to you. I highly recommend this item. Great Product!
231406
Correct on depth, but I did not purchase a twin mattress, so uncertain of those measurements. Sorry.
2208527
My mattress is a regular one. I just measured it it's 16 inches high not counting the metal fold.I think it would serve it's purpose and just fine. But you can measure it cause you have the measurement.
652082
I'd presume you'd need a twin size for a bunkbed mattress. It's made for a deeper mattress, but I think you could just fold more under and it should be fine. If I were going to put it on a matress that size, i'd probably just purchase some wide elastic and safety pin it to each side of the underside about 1/3 way down from the top and up from the bottom in two strips across (one top and one bottom) to hold it tight.
920375
Not sure but we've used a queen size mattress and it took up about half - plenty of space to spare! So I'm guessing yes?? :)
1733112
Yes, I have a twin sized one, and it fits perfectly into a standard wooden frame. As far as I can tell, it is sized exactly the same as a traditional spring mattress (except for the thickness).
266508
I don't believe it would fold or roll up easily. This is a memory foam type mattress that is at least 4" deep. Even if you did get it folded in half, it would take up a lot of room.
1567250
I can't guarantee it, I put a 10 inch California King mattress in it and there was plenty of room left over. You may want to get a second one, just in case. They are cheap enough.
1850214
This is a question best answered by the seller or manufacturer. I only have experience with a twin-sized bed.
509440
I doubt it would but not sure as we used a regular twin but there is a bit of room to spare but bare in mind the sheets etc. sorry if that's not very helpful.
1550238
It takes a futon mattress the same size as whatever size the frame is. Mine is a twin frame with a twin futon mattress. It does not need a tri fold mattress. The thickness and the quality of the mattress determine the comfort of the seat and bed. If the mattress is too thick it will be hard to fold and too thin, it will be a bit uncomfortable. I have a 4 inch futon twin mattress and can feel the slats underneath but it is really easy to fold to use a a seat (I use mine primarily as a bed). Hope this is helpful.
472217
You may be able to easily secure it and fold it in half, but once deflated it is quite a mattress as a mattress should be. Maybe a 7 or 9 inch would be a bit more friendly for your needs.
719574
Assuming you can deal with the problems I outlined (packaging left it deformed) I'd get a 3" if (1) the mattress plus the 3 inches still fits the sheet and (2) I didn't want to put it on a sofa bed permanently, where it would be folded up.
936720
Yes, it can. We use ours folded in half as well as laid flat. Only thing you would need to take into consideration would be the length of your frame and the length of this mattress.
1656229
Well, probably, except the mattress is 12 inches thick and weighs about 70 lbs., so you can't really fold it up and put it away. If you are leaving it out it would probably be comfortable.
1736124
I feel that it would be too large. It is the size of a twin bed.Folded up it would be too thick. The only thing you might do is use One section of it if you can sew, you could cut the cover andSeparate a section and sew the end back up on theCover.