Can someone tell me the exact measurement from the floor to the highest rod of the top bunk? I have 7ft ceilings. thanks!
464360
Sorry that will not work. I don't have to measure it to tell you, we have ten foot ceilings and our 5 year old gandson sits up on the bed and only has about 8" of clearance above his head.
464361
5 ft 7 1/2 inches . Our ceilings are 7 ft 8 inches and we have a 6" foam mattress And my daughter fits comfortably.
464362
Height: 68 1/4 ", that includes two mattresses inside of the top bunk enclosure bars (my term). The two mattresses don't exceed the top bar height. Consider the 68 1/4" to be absolute. The top enclosure bars are at this height as well - leaving only 15 3/4" opening between top of bars and ceiling. May be a bit tight to swing your legs and body over. I am 77 years old - so I think I would take the bottom bunk.
464363
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
1271825
Just pull the height rod straight up. It slides out and up. I pulled mine up to 6'6".
1168433
Does anyone know how is the actual height from the ceiling down to the glass? thanks a lot for your helpful answers! : )
1167996
This Q is not clear in meaning...you realize there is a shelf, then a drawer below that on each side? You say you want the height from the floor to the bottom of the shelf, meaning to the top of the drawers below, just as far as the bottom of the shelves? Not including the shelves, just the drawers, that would be is about 36" (to within a half inch or so depending on the accuracy of my tape measure) If you mean the height from floor to the bottom of the shelf-plus-drawer part of the headboard, meaning to the base of the whole top part, that is just about 28 inches from floor, to within half an inch or so.
1271285
From floor to top of rails is about 65 inches. Im 5 foot (dont have a measuring tape) and the top rail is just a few inches higher than me. Maybe the length is about 77 inches but not height.
654905
Well I must say the bed does not come close to touching the ceiling which I was elated, listening to some reviews glad I purchased this bed, the highest point of the bed is beautiful not too tall. You can't go wrong love love love my bed. Hope this help with your decision you will be satisfied.
620505
Actually, it's 7'8" tall (92") at the top of the upright and will easily fit under an 8'5" ceiling. The top of the pull up bar itself when set at its highest position is 7'7" high. I have an Elite XL and gave it a 5-star review. Great unit.
1524023
My daughter's room ceiling height is only 7 feet but this bed still has plenty of room for her to get in, roll over, and even sit up in the bed. This loft bed is lower than most others.
45544
:{ When I got mine, i was expecting my low loft to rise up a bit after 48 hours but it stayed like 1" inch high. I believe the high loft is about 4" and the low is about 2". there is something wrong with what I bought, but the return policies states, I will not get the full refund plus i have to pay shipping. Oh well. they got me there.
498979
IT's not quite long enough to reach the floor for a regular bunk bed. And of course, if your regular bunk is metal framed, you'll have problems attaching it. I agree with Jo, if you have a staple gun and your bunk is wooden, fixing the curtains with the staples is a bit more sturdy.
1146535
I just measured mine, completely installed and from ceiling to bottom it is 8" The base is about 1", there was no rod.
1993686
60 inches is about right. It definitely did not extend to the ceiling. Ive moved so can't measure it for you, sorry.
153596
From the floor to top of the headboard it's 57 inches. I really love this headboard. One thing I'd say is that it's slightly lighter than the picture shows it to be. It's still great and looks even better.
2161684
At it's fullest you will be standing on the top rung which is exactly 7' 7" from floor. So that plus your heighest reach. We have 12' ceilings and I'm only 5' tall and I can reach the ceiling. Love the fact that you can raise one side and not the other and get fright up close to the wall.
8224
I have vaulted ceilings in my home so I never measured anything and I have no idea if I measured correctly but I just measured my boys bed from the very tip of the bed to the floor and it says 67 1/2 or almost 68 inches?? Over 5 feet I know that much, not sure on how to add on the rest of the inches. I hope this helps??
719032
The fan isn't strong enough or tall enough to reach the top bunk. I suggest installing a ceiling fan in that room. If that is not possible maybe a stronger or taller floor fan would work. Hope that helps.
851917
just measured the one in my daughters room. hanging up from the start of the material at the hook on the ceiling to the end on the floor it is about 10ft. give or take maybe an inch at most. I have it over a twin bed and she still has a little over a foot of material on the floor, which usually gets tucked in. not sure if that helps.