Can you put an extra long twin mattress on it? Does anything prevent the extra length from hanging over at the top or bottom?
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Hi, I went and looked at ours and no nothing would prevent you from putting a longer mattress on it. You could center it and let it hang over on either or both ends. So far we like this product and it is perfectly strong enough.
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The mattress sits inside a small lip (about 1 inch deep). It wouldn't be quite long enough to accomodate an extra long mattress I wouldn't think unless you just want to put it on top of the lip.
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There is an inch lip surrounding the frame keeping a standard twin size mattress in place
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Nothing to prevent the mattress from hanging over, imagine a metal futon frame, well made but a frame on wheels. You probably can get away with it. We use ours under my daughter's day bed for her sleep overs.
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I just measured ours and an 80' mattress on the top will hang about 5 inches over the end, so I'd say no. Sorry! It's a great bed, though.
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I put a memory foam mattress directly on top and it was fine. I would suggest putting a flat sheet under the mattress and covering the metal part of the frame. it isn't that pretty looking
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I used a regular mattress on the top and bottom. But it does not have to be so for the bottom. it is just a matter of personal preference.
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Hi, I like a really high mattress do you think I can use a box spring and matress?Will it hold the excess weight of the box spring? Thank you for your help!
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Even though there are middle supports, the box springs and mattress I am using (queen size) stick out farther than the frame does but will stay on. I don't how extra long your set is but my feeling is anything longer than queen may not have enough support.
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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?)
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We have a standard twin mattress and my daughter said she only has about an inch of gap at the top. She does have standard twin sized bedding, and loves her bed. As is mentioned in some reviews it is a little wobbly, but ours came with hardware to attach it to the wall.
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Yes & is recommend an "extra long" twin for the top to fill the space nicely. We love ours, just don't let anyone jump on it.
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You probably could, but I would think it's unnecessary. I have it on slats about 15" high off the ground and it's pretty high already with the added height of the mattress. I am short (5'3") and it's high enough for me. Hope it helps!
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A queen mattress fits perfectly on the bottom and an extra long twin fits the top, however, a regular twin will work on the top as well, it just will not stretch all the way to the end.
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I used an extra long twin on the top, tight fit. XL twin would not fit on bottom, I used a standard twin mattress on bottom, fit well. Top bed very sturdy I am sure foam would work.
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I am not sure about the fitting in extra long twin mattress. i used it for queen size and it is perfect for that
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Like most travel cribs, the bottom of the crib/bassinet doubles as a thin mattress. I believe the safety recommendation is actually not to add an additional mattress.
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It won't be a problem. Your mattress will hang over the frame on all sides by an inch, but that won't affect your ability to get a good night's sleep.
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My mattress is about 12 in and it fits perfectly. I don't think it could support those extra 3".
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I don't believe I have a twin XL mattress. But on my regular twin the coverlet starts at the top where the mattress begins and there is still a foot of material past the end that hangs over.