How much space is there between the floor and the bottom bunk? Would a trundle bed with a six" high mattress would fit underneath?
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No. There's only about 9 inches of space from the floor to the bottom bunk.
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The altogether clearance from floor to bottom rail is 10 inches. So it might fit depending on how tall the trundle is.
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That will be tight the lower bunk is approximately 10" from the floor if you trundle is on a frame and wheels it may not slide under.
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The trundle sits on the floor, the double bed, including 8" mattress on bunky board (additional purchase for support) is approx 27" off floor.
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From floor to frame on bottom bunk is about 10 inches in height. My daughter has a few slim storage boxes under her bunk.
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You really couldn't put a trundle bed underneath it. The bottom of the frame is 5 1/2 inches from the floor.
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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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We put an 8" mattress on the top bunk. The railing goes about 6 inches higher than the mattress.
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about three feet and yes because I made my bottom bunk into a futon and there is plenty of room, my daughters 7 and she absolutely loves her bed.
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68". If you have 7' ceilings then who ever is on the top bunk will have just 16" of space from the top rail to the ceiling. The question you should be asking is how much space from the top of a 6" mattress to the ceiling. A 6" mattress on the top bunk is exactly 5' from the floor. Whoever is on the top bunk will have 2' of clearance with 7' ceilings. Room to roll in & roll out of bed, not sufficient space for anyone to sit upright on the top bunk
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I added more slats to both the top and bottom bunks, made from a more sturdy wood so both beds have 6 slats underneath. There's been upwards of 300 lbs on the top bed and it seemed fine. Mattress was on there as well.
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It depends on the thickness of the mattresses. There is 12 inches from the support for the trundle mattress to the bottom of the upper bed frame, and you will want to leave room for bedding.
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I'm not sure what a trundle is, but i do put storage boxes that i bought from wal mart and container store down there below. In terms of a mattress i guess its possible but you'd have to put it down directly on top of it ( meaning put the matress down where you want it first on the floor and then put the frame directly on top of it) It should be possible to fit a twin under there, but i doubt a queen would fit)
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Yes, I currently have a 6 1/2 inch mattress on the bottom bed and it works fine. Total space between the cross boards that hold the mattress and the upper bed is just a teensy bit shy of 9 inches. Hope this helps!
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The top of the platform is about 15" above the floor...The open space below the mattress platform is about 12" in case you want to have a trundle-style pull-out platform bed below it...I think the website gives the exact dimensions...but these are my measurements...Frank
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You do have to assemble the bed. It took my husband and I about an hour. I believe you could fit a trundle underneath. I am able to store full size storage bins with my kids old clothes under it without a problem
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You can fit a mattress on the floor...the top bunk is about 5 feet off the floor so a child can stand under it. I have a toybox & short bookshelf under my sons. I took the slide & tent off recently due to his small room but he loved them :)
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It's about 32" from bottom boards to top. Our 4'6"er is just touching the top bunk while sitting with the mattress on.
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I love these beds. If the trundle is low enough to the ground then it should fit. You can get the trundles to match these beds though and they work great but do not pop up. There is 11 5/8 inches underneath.