Is there a center support on this bed that goes to the floor? I want to put a trundle below the bed?
390047
There are two center supports that are somewhat offset. If you wanted to put a trundle under your clearance is as follows: 8 inches height and approx 5 feet in width between the center supports.
390048
Yes there is a center support . You would also have to raise the bed with risers in order to put a trundle under this frame. The frame is very sturdy so u could probably remove that center support.
1490445
Definitely not. It's a well made wood frame but the trundle fits securely beneath the upper bed so there isn't space anywhere else. Also, as a side note, the trundle doesn't raise up and become level with the upper mattress. It rolls out and stays flush to the floor. It's great for a summer cottage or kids room but don't expect storage space.
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.
2056340
Hard to say. Seems as thou trundle was made for bunk bed mattresses. I bought regular mattress at Sams. You may have to put block risers on the four legs. We had to. They make bed 5 inches higher so that trundle slides under bed. It works fine and I haven't had any problems. Trundle beds are great!!!!! Darlene
1820705
Yes. We use a twin-sized trundle under ours and it fits nicely. Works great! Hope this helps.
185631
Yes. A twin size Matress will fit underneath. It will be on the floor unless you have some type of support for it.
819959
I dont thnik so, this bad is high enough to have a plastic drawer underneath butnot a trundle bed.
1764305
Yes, the trundle bed can be pushed away from the day bed. However, it is not on a rail or other guiding system, so you must be careful to align the trundle bed with frame underneath the day bed to push it back under the day bed. The trundle bed does NOT rise up to regular height. M J Mathews
2190096
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)
486251
I cannot imagine a trundle under it. It is only about 6 inches from the ground, if that. GREAT BUNKS though.
2047635
No, there are 2 legs under the center of the bed. The bed is also very low to the ground, maybe only 4 inches of clearance or so, so not very ideal for under bed storage
2252854
Yes, the trundle is not attached to any part of the bed. It slides out on either side.
1557430
The trundle shown here is for a twin size mattress. You would need at least 13-14 inch clearance under the bed.
222073
I have this bed for my two kids, no there is not enough room for a trundle, it is approximately 8 inches from the floor to the bottom rail of the bed, plus there are three slats with floor jacks to support the mattresses. If you do get this bed, it requires both a box spring and mattress. It is very sturdy and much nicer in person than online and both beds arrived in perfect condition! Hope this helps! :)
2231119
The support is in the middle but it hasn't stopped us from storing things under the beds. The platform for the mattress is high enough that we can get good size boxes underneath. The center supports are nothing more than a 1" square post. We actually put some of that foam water pipe insulation around them to save our toes.
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
718378
Yes you can turn the trundle part whichever way you need. It's the same on both sides of the bed so it will fit either way