Hi - I'd like to put a roll-out trundle bed under this. How high is the clear space below the frame?
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There is space of only 4.5 inches under the bottom of the seat (when the bed is folded into a couch). When it is flat, as a bed, the clearance is 5.5 inches.
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It's about 6 inches of clearance at the lowest point under the bed. Hope that helps.
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Front clearance is 6 1/4", the back part is 5 1/2" When the futun is lowered into a bed tge clearance us 6 1/4"
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Depends on what your putting under the bed. You should have around 6-7 inches of clearance under the bed with this frame. Hope this helps.
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You could most definitely fit a trundle underneath. I could fit my adult 5 ft 9" frame under there and my 7 year old hides underneath just for the fun of it.. Unfortunately I cannot help with the later part of your question, as I don't remember specific details of assembly. Hope this helps.
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There's about 6 inches of clearance at under the mattress. Not sure if putting things under there would affect it's ability to turn into a bed. I haven't stored anything under there.
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You have about 8 inches of clearance from the trundle to the bed. A 7" mattress would work out fine unless you put heavy blankets on it. I typically keep the sheets and a thin blanket made up and when I pull it out add a heavier blanket if needed.
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Don't know but I can fit a trundle bed under it. I'm sure a home center could help
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I don't think you'll be able to store it under this bed. The bottom of the frame measures just over 11" from the floor.
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Yes - it should fit, from the bottom of the bed rail to the floor there is a 14.5 inch clearance. Most trundle bed frames and mattress need 12 inches.
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My system does not have the legs as shown and is just the swivel base. We are pleased with how it works for us but cannot answer your question regarding the space underneath as ours fit flush to our consol top.
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No-I believe it would be too thick. We have a trundle daybed that we store it under. Measure the bottom of the queen bed from the frame to the floor and then check the dimensions when folded. I would measure it for you but the bed is at our vacation home.
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No, its quite low. My daughter is in kindergarten, but its as low as her toddler bed was. It has maybe 6 inches of clearence underneath. It is well made, and easy to put together.
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The trundle frame will allow for a mattress 75" x 39" (standard twin mattress) x 10" tall. Please keep in mind a mattress that is 10" tall will only allow for 1/2" clearance between the mattress and the bottom edge of the bottom bunk. You will need to take any bedding into account when picking a thicker mattress.
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I can't measure as the bed and trundle are at grandma's in another state. However, we bought standard twin mattresses for the daybed and this trundle. In fact the mattress was a pillow top, and with sheets and blanket on, it still fit under the daybed frame. The mattress fit on the trundle with a little wiggle room to spare. No problems with mattress fit.
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It would depend on the clearance you have from floor to bottom of your trundle. This thing is a piece of junk! We added plywood so the mattress wouldn't squeeze into the rickety slats! I see they have lowered the price.... By the way, it's not a pop-up so you're stuck down on the floor. The mattress also doesn't stay put with or without plywood screwed down to the frame. Don't waste your money! Look for one at a furniture outlet.
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I have an 8" mattress on bottom. Total height from floor is 23". trundle is 15" floor to springs.I have risers on legs of bed. Hope that helps
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The mattress us 14 inches off the floor. That makes a 11 1/2 inch clearance under the bed. I am super happy with how it looks and the storage capability under the bed.
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There is a lot of room under this bed. I believe it was designed for a trundle but I would compare measurements to be sure.