Can I fit a trundle underneath? Can you assemble it without the ladder 1st? (I want to use the bottom &amp; a trundle now; bunk later)
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You could most definitely fit a trundle underneath. I could fit my adult 5 ft 9" frame under there and my 7 year old hides underneath just for the fun of it.. Unfortunately I cannot help with the later part of your question, as I don't remember specific details of assembly. Hope this helps.
1360196
The trundle box comes with the bed. You can use it as storage or add a mattress and its a trundle.
979166
The bottom bed is required for the structure. If you are handy, it is possible to create a loft look with the bed, you would need to be able to secure all four corners of the top bed. If you didnt want to take that bottom bed apart, then you can easily go to a store to purchase woods and make your own posts to secure the top bunk.
819960
It has legs in the middle so I would think that would make putting a trundle under it not possible
2053051
The trundle that I have it on has a spring base so I am not using a box spring with it. As I remember bunk beds usually have either slat supports or spring supports so I would say no a box spring shouldn't be needed
636527
Good Morning Matt - The top bunk requires 8" or less to meet the ASTM safety guidelines. The bottom bunk can accommodate any thickness. If you get a trundle you would need a 6" mattress in order to be able to close it freely. Thank you for allowing me to assist you - from the #1 Discovery World Furniture seller on Amazon - Dreamscape Furniture:) Feel free to call me at 8007719330 if you need further assistance. Scott
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Yes, we also have a twin bed width underneath with a 4 cube storage, they fit neatly side by side. Still plenty of room to scale the loft. It is an excellent buy. Would suggest purchasing the ladder though. We left it natural wood with pale grey walls and white trim in the room. The climb at the end is a bit vertical. Happy Christmas.
1663837
No, the ladder MUST fit into the space created for it. The end of the top bunk has an opening, that the ladder fits up against. It is curved and very sturdy. It is also screwed down into the bed frame.
511691
No, that trundle isn't really connected to the frame. It is basically a bed on wheels that you can roll under the bottom bunk. I have carpet, although it's not that thick and it works fine. I think that there should be plenty of room if the carpet was thicker.
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We got 8" mattresses for the top and bottom bunks and I don't think it would fit on the trundle with sheets and bedding and still close. It would be too tight. We are going to look for a 6" mattress for the trundle.
514005
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
811648
Yes ... There's 2 sets of directions for if you want to pu the ladder on the right or left side. Once together you just slide the dresser and shelfs under where you want them. They are seperate units. You don't even have to put them under if you don't want to but the main reason for me getting this bed is that it is a space saver ... As my daughters room is not that big.
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I have a queen on the bottom bunk (60 W x 80 L). I have a twin XL on the top, which is 80 inches long, too. This particular bed also comes in a regular twin size over full, but there is a twin XL over queen option. Maybe some of the reviewers had the full/regular twin size? I had a queen mattress prior to purchasing the bunk bed and it fit perfectly on the frame. The ladder is removable. It is just attached by 2 hooks that sit over the top bunk frame.
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Yes you can. I also had a space that was just a little too small so I left off the bottom legs and just used the first level as the base and stacked the second one on top. It worked perfectly.
836836
This could be a little iffy. You would have to get on the second rung from the top, so be sure you have someone in the room helping. The ladder itself, however, is very sturdy.
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bed can be assembled so that the ladder is on either side (left or right) or either the head or foot of the bed. I would assume, since that's the case, that you could leave the railing off. Worst case scenario would be that you lose a little bit of stability with the headboard, as it connects the side of the headboard to the side of the bed... maybe some more wiggling than desirable. If you're using this bed for a child, I'd 100% recommend keeping the side rails on- it is a very tall bed.
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We didn't get the daybed with the trundle, only the daybed. We had a single-sided twin bunk mattress we used for the daybed. But if we had the trundle, I would recommend getting one of the 8" twin foam mattresses they sell at Costco and other places. It's low profile but a great mattress. It's actually what we did for our bunks so the railing seemed 'taller.'