can this be used on a trundle bed that has no boxspring?
1264225
Yes. My daughter's bed is a platform bed with no boxspring tucked right into the corner of her room. There are straps that go from the rail and they run between the mattress and platform. The straps end with a round metal disc that then rests perpendicular against the other side of the mattress to hold it in place. Works great. We've never had a problem.
1264226
We used it on a bed that has a wooden platform with solid rails around it and it worked fine
1264227
I'm not sure what a trundle bed is, but I don't have a box spring and the bed rail fits under the mattress.
480179
I put it on a trundle bed (the top-too deep for the bottom pull out). It is the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in!
1651921
This probably depends on the bed frame. We have a flat piece of plywood under ours. Works perfectly! No box spring required. :)
342040
Nope. This acts as a boxspring. No boxspring needed! Love how sturdy it is!
1151734
it doesn't require a boxspring however the mattress would be lower than pictured
776975
I think you could because the base of the bed sits pretty high up from the ground. In fact you probably would have a significant space between the trundle and the bed I bet.
1953926
No. The mattress is plenty high enough and platform beds weren't meant to have both boxspring and mattress.
1928072
I used an 8" mattress on the trundle. You have to raise the top mattress up to the highest level. My mattress was a mattress in the box. Worked great.
679056
Yes. I use the trundle for storage, but if you want it to serve as a bed, you need to buy a mattress for it.
2252854
Yes, the trundle is not attached to any part of the bed. It slides out on either side.
1178042
I would think so. I guess it depends on how deep the frame for the trundle bed is. At only 6", this mattress is not very deep so I would think it would fit a trundle bed as long as you don't have a very deep frame.
635324
I used the box spring already on my bed. I would not recommend using no box spring at all.
1989859
Yes, unless you have a bed frame that does not require a foundation or a boxsprings. For example, if you have a daybed that springs are build into the frame you will not need boxsprings or the foundation.
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
2057806
No it doesn't need a boxspring. It includes wooden slats to hold the mattress.
797123
You might be able to....I bought a box spring for my bed with a pillow top mattress and I didnt need the boxspring because it sat to high so I use the platform as the base...
1495262
Yes. The manufacturer makes a trundle that works well with this bed. http://www.kdframes.com/catalog.php5?id=16