Can you buy two of these beds and push them together for a big guest bed?
577811
You could, and it would probably look nice as far as the headboard goes, but the mattress kind of fits down into the frame so you would have a gap between the two mattresses. I guess you could do two small foam mattresses with a big mattress over the top?
577812
I wouldn't imagine it would work to accommodate a full- or queen-sized mattress or sheet set.
567873
Would think that one of them would be good enough as an extra guest bed, not sure how well they stack. These (shikibuton) are better than inflatable mattresses and where you don't need a full bed, frame, mattress, but do need more ways to sleep or just rest. Hope that helps
181654
You could but you would have to buy 12 of them and you might lose some of the solid feel of the bed.
587788
I personally don't know but it's a good idea. I too would love to have two more to put at the ends of my day bed. I might try looking for a contact at the manufacturer website (if there is one). Never hurts to try eBay as well.
993753
Yes you can. I did use one. It works but the bed is a little high to use as a couch.
297371
I needed two, so I am going to say yes. It was awhile back. I can't imagine that I bought just the one. It was a good price for the bed that is not used regularly.
1495792
Yes you can but I think you can purchase bed made just for this and it turns out cheaper.
518715
I only purchased a single bed, so don't know how it would work to have the two together. I would think it would be hard to make the bed with two unless you have plenty of room to walk around it and pull the sheets up. Mine keep slipping off when I raise the bed, but I like to sit up to read and watch tv so I'm constantly adjusting the sheets.
396698
I do not, and while it is a comfortable "guest" bed for those who do not have second bedrooms or sofa sleepers, I don't think it would withstand permanent use. Even in a guest situation, you have to monitor the inflation and add more air after a night of sleeping.
1499533
Yes. We actually bought two for use until our new beds were delivered (almost two years ago). We found them comfortable and easy to use. Since we have only used them once for guests. They are still in 'like-new' condition; no problems.
2284196
They can definitely be pushed together, but I have no clue whether or not it would fit a king sized mattress. Do two Twin beds combine to form a King bed?
2267060
Yes, it could be used as two separate beds. I would think you would need a twin mattress for each.
2089710
Yes. You can easily separate them and put them back together. I personally used only one in most occasions. But if you want to use this as a permanent bedding, I would suggest you better go for a regular mattress as there is no match of comfort between the two.
770092
Yes they can be two separate beds however they won't be identical because the heighth of the legs are slightly different in order for them to stack AS A TWIN.
866944
I didn't put the dividers up so I am not sure of the exact room sizes. You could for sure put a twin, possibly a full or queen, but because I didn't divide it up I don't want to tell you wrong.
662317
I don't see why not, but maybe call the company and make sure. I got this bed for my daughter and put it together easily by myself. Looks beautiful, good quality, and she loves it. Good luck!
1292690
Yes, that's actually why we bought this bed, for our 3 yo twins. You just swap the head board with the bottom rail to make two twin beds. They're working perfectly for our girls.