What is the highest a 6 inch mattress would stands at the daybed setting? Thinking of using it as a cosleeper.
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I think it would be too low and not close enough to your bed. I would get something specifically made for co sleeping.
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I think you could really put just about any height mattress on this bed...The foot board and head board are fairly tall so they would accommodate just about any typical size...My daughter's mattress is a pillowtop mattress that is about 11 or 12 inches high and it fits great. :) You could easily go taller or narrower.
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Our mattress is about 18 inches thick... 6 inches would be too thin and would not provide enough support, I don't think.
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I use a 10 inch memory foam mattress and the spaces between the slats are not noticeable, not sure about a 6 inch mattress but I think it would be fine.
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Daughter is tall... how many inches do you have from the mattress to the top of the crib? we are looking for a low lying crib, this might be a good option
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A twin mattress that is 6 inches in height is ideal, but an 8 inch mattress will work too. There will be only about 2 inches of clearance of the rail with an 8 inch though.
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I would not recommend this bed for someone that is 6 feet tall. I am five three and sleep quite comfortably in the bed but often hit the side of the bed if my knees are bent. The bed is well made and easy to put together and looks great!
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Hi, Doug - I ordered the Full mattress - need to correct my review. I wouldn't recommend since the mattress in and of itself is 5" high. Contact the folks at Tuft and Needle for another option. They are quite helpful. https://www.tuftandneedle.com
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At 14.5 inches in combined height, the mattress would rise 1.5 inches above the side rails, and only 5 inches of the back rail would be visible (at the back rail's highest point). I hope this helps.
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to be honest.. i bought the 6'' version of this mattress and just like you guys, couldn't tell if its comfort on the top of my bed or not... i personally think that it is supprisingly comfort when located on the floor or any hard and solid surface of that matter. as for me: after a few days i just got used to it! maybe that's what it all about :)
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If it is a thick mattress to start with a pillow top i would not do it. We have a 6 inch regular twin on top bunk would not mattress to be any taller.
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This mattress is very comfotable. My guests have confirm this. It is worth the price. It is a 6" mattress.
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The 10" model resembles a standard mattress. I would recommend the 5" for your daybed.
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Anywhere between 2-3 ft high . I used it as a 240lb guy as my regular bed for about 1+ years. Eventually the wooden slates that assist in the support eventually warped. If I would have had any idea of the sagging of the wooden support bars, I could have rotated thrm before one gave out. The company sent me new wooden slates for free. So if you are not as heavy as me and will not use it as much as I did, you will thoroughly enjoy your sleep in this bed. I loved it for a good stretch.
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Not high at all. I claimed to be an indoor/outdoor bed buts it's really an indoor bed.
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I measured it as 5'6". The mattress you provide yourself of course. This gives my son 2'10" of room. I tried to sleep there once and it was a little claustrophobic with 2'10" of space. I think your concern is worth considering. I hope this helps.
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The bed platform is several inches over my head and I'm 6 feet tall. The width and length are the same as a standard twin mattress.