I see the length &amp; width measurements of the bed when folded, but what is the height? Could it be slid under another bed?
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The dimensions of the item when it is folded and put away are 31.7" x 8.7" x 38.6".
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I'm sorry, but I don't remember precisely. I looked up a picture of the Pilot, though, and it appears you'd have enough room. The bed frame is in pieces, so that shouldn't be much of a problem. The mattress is air compressed, so I think you could fold that over if necessary. Sorry I can't be more specific, but if I had to guess, I think it would fit.
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Hard to recall for sure, but i think about 4 feet high, by 3 feet wide and 2-3 feet deep--for queen size. The mattress is folded two ways: In thirds I think, then in half lengthwise. It unfolds itself in two directions when you open the box. Hard to believe all that mattress is in there!
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It is 43 and 1/2 inches to the top of the frame. On mine there are another 2 inches of mattress protruding above that, but from looking at it, if I took the time to fold the mattress perfectly, I wouldn't have that extra 2 inches sticking out. The mattress is made of a soft foam that is very pliable so it is feasible that I could even push it down below the frame if I so desired. So standing folded up, the total height of my Millard Super Strong Foldaway Bed is 45 and 1/2 inches. Hope this helps!
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I am not sure what you are asking. The measurements are 21" wide 18" deep adjustable in height and about 7" deep when folded. I hope this helps.
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I see you got a good answer about the dimensions. It took more like four hours for my husband and I to put it together, but perhaps we're handyman challenged. I thought perhaps we were going to divorce over it. It is perfect for why I bought it. I wanted it at the foot of my bed to fold the comforter onto and for extra bedroom storage. My bed is the same height, so it works out great. Looks nice even though it is mostly pressed wood.
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I am not at where I have the beds right now in order to measure but when raised it is the same height as the one that is stationary and that it goes under. Just know that you can ONLY use an 8" mattress if you want it to slide under - or you have to use bed risers on the stationary one.
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Depends on the height of the bedframe. I store mine folded, in a closet. If you have a bed with at least 12-15 inches clear underneath, it may fit.
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I put a six inch mattress and it fits great with some room left to spare. I would not go bigger than 8 inches and that may be a forced fit to slide it under the main bed.
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I'm thinking it'd fit, but because the bed is so short, it might not work as if the bed were longer. The width is adjustable, so that's no problem, just the short bed.
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Yes. We have a 6 foot bed and fold under a good 31/2 feet. It is light weight, tough and completely waterproof. We love it.
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Yes, the frame can be folded but to fit under a bed you need to remove all the pads and change the angle of some of the stands. 5 min to fold, 5-10 to unfold and adjust.
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When folded it is 2' tall and about 5" across. Folds like a "soccer mom" chair. My 10 pound dog fit on it with room for a large cat. It is slippery, and my dog was old and in "doggy hospice" so we put a folded blanket on it. It worked out very well.
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I don't think it folds thin enough to go under a bed. It won't go under my platform bed, but it is narrow enough to go behind an oped door (against the wall), letting the door go all the way up against the door stopper.
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It appeared to (I did not keep mine, when it arrived it was totally bent out of shape) but looked like there would not be much space under the bed. I would be pretty close to the floor.
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Hi Michael - I'm going to guess no - possibly under a bed, but it needs maybe 8 inches clearance at least. I ended up storing mine alongside one wall (folded) in a fairly wide hallway. Hope that helps!
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I'm answering from memory so I might not be entirely accurate, since we gave ours away after my mother died. The rail handle itself was about 18 inches wide. It's height (from the bottom of the mattress to the top of the handle) was adjustable. The part that goes under the mattress was a little over 3 feet I think, and I don't remember if it could be adjusted but it worked well for us under a twin-size mattress. It can't be folded down when it's in use, but it can be dismantled when not in use. I hope this helps.