How high is the clearance under the bed? I would want to build a trundle for it to accommodate my twins.
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Not very high, maybe just a few inches. My son is 2 and 1/2 and he can just barely slide his body under the bed.
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Kim, my bed is on carpet and measures slightly over 6-1/4" from bottom of front trim to carpet, very slightly but not even close to 6-1/2". I must say I've been very happy with this bed.
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nope. You've got a 6 1/2 inch clearance underneath this bed, that 6 1/2" is measured directly to the start of the bottom of the frame itself. (Source: I just measured)
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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.
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The part that goes under the bed measures 21/2" . I'm sure you will have enough clearance. To make sure I measured myself.
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The bed frame slats' top is 3 1/4" above the floor. Add your mattress width to calculate clearance needed. FYI, the slats are about 10" apart from each other. Under our regular twin bed frame, it only fits with a thinner than usual foam mattress. The problem then is that the foam mattress falls through the slats's gap.
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Hello - the trundle is 15 inches tall when it is up. Ugh - I will measure the length, but it fits under my adult twin day bed perfectly. I was concerned because everything out there seemed to sell trundles for children. Anyway - this one fits. Because my mattresses are pretty fluffy, I have to raise the bed a bit for the trundle to fit, but that was an easy fix.
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I don't know the exact height from the floor to the bottom of the frame, but there is definitely enough room for a trundle, no problem.
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The physical clearance from the sideboard edge to the floor is 4". The clearance, once under the bed and beyond the sideboard, is 6". However, under the bed are support angle irons which hang down 1", thus limiting understorage in some areas to 5". Also, under the bed are four vertical support legs which further limit the utility of underbed storage.
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I measured the bed we own and there are about 11" between the bed frame and the floor. With carpet I'd say it is closer to 10 1/2". So as long as your trundle doesn't exceed those measurements then you should be just fine! :)
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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 - 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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I am not sure - I used it only for children under 10. I only used the 2 mattresses. If you don't get the trundle, you could probably do it - but It'll be high.
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I used a Lucid 10" memory foam Twin XL on the top and a Lucid 8" memory foam regular Twin on the trundle. It fits just right. Probably anything thicker than 8" on the bottom would be too much.
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I have a twin and full. The full has a solid base (bunk frame) and the twin has around 8 slats across the bottom. You will need some sort of support. Even plywood with supports would probably suffice.
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Hi. there is no room for storage under the bed. The space under the bed measures 4 inches high.
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The rails are roughly 11.5 inches above the slats. I have a five inch mattress on this bed, but clearly could be deeper.
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The inside measurement between the legs is 75 inches. The trundle we owned before the purchase of the bed fits underneath with no problem.