What is the height clearance required under a twin bed for this to fit under a twin bed? We have a low profile twin bed. Thanks!
1763007
The top of the front (highest) facade is exactly ten and one half inches from the floor.
1763008
9 inches for mattress clearance and drawer panel sits flush in front of bed, clearance would be 10 3/4 inches.
1841959
My estimate is ~6 inches of clearance underneath, but you'd need to lift the bed in order to store anything. Add an inch to that to get the height of the base that your box spring will sit. When the bed is "on all fours" there may be an inch of clearance max to slide anything underneath. If the bed is sitting on a hard surface, you might be able to add a half inch to that. Of note, you MUST use a box spring to support the mattress. Otherwise, you're wasting money. I continue to be very happy with my purchase. Hope this helps!
120085
I have a queen size. I don't know about the twin. The slats on the queen are 4" apart.
988157
Probably not as it is low and I believe you need more clearance for the mechanic piece of your bed.
1143842
11" off the floor, they sell storage unit that go under the bed with ease. I have to twin beads and a double bed and each has a 12" memory foam mattress on them so blanket and sheets touching the floor is not a problem.
1720921
Our queen bed only has 7 inches clearance and you need about 13 inches. We store ours in a walk-in closet.
752760
the first issue is how high is the space under your bed? the answer is yes depending on how much room is available.
1899341
A twin mattress would certainly fit, but there is no framing for it. With the framing, you'd have to choose carefully. The area beneath the bunk is the same measurement as the full size mattress.
116309
The part that goes under the bed measures 21/2" . I'm sure you will have enough clearance. To make sure I measured myself.
2177192
yes, underneath is open and I am pretty sure a regular twin mattress would fit under it and not be visible if you had a dust ruffle/ skirt around the bed
350345
It fit perfectly under our twin but we did have to use bed raisers on the twin (it sat low) to get this to fit under it due to the bars on each side.
494241
It is 3" wide. The part that goes under the mattress is about 10" long. It is very well made, and it might work Ok for a twin bed. Pushed all the way in, it would lift the mattress about 3".
1930928
As far as I can tell, this bed would fit under another one, depending of course on the height from the floor of your regular bed. It will go under mine
1831285
Our bed is rather low, so it does not fit under it. However, our beds in the spare bedroom are higher, and it fits under those.
1466683
The distance between the right edge of the ladder and the front right leg is 61.5 inches. As a standard full sized mattress is 54 inches wide, it should fit under the bed with room to spare; however, as there is only 28.5 inches of clearance between the bottom of the bed and the floor, you could only place a mattress directly on the floor and it would need to be thin. Regardless of the mattress size, there is not enough clearance under the bed to sit on a mattress. Even my three year old would crack her head upon sitting up if her 8" mattress were placed under the bed.
853514
The mattress us 14 inches off the floor. That makes a 11 1/2 inch clearance under the bed. I am super happy with how it looks and the storage capability under the bed.
682366
You will need a minimum of 3-1/4" inches for the bottom center rail to fit under a frame. And you will have only 18" worth of the rail and tray over the bed because of the plastic rotary tightener that is on the inside (bed side) of the vertical metal rail.