How much distance do you have between the top and bottom bed?
1703670
From the top of the mattress we have on the bottom (which is ~6" high), it looks to be about 29-30" to the top bunk.
1703671
My 13 year old sleeps on the bottom and he is super tall and has plenty of room it is not tight at all. We are very happy we went with this style.
1703672
It depends on how tall your mattress will be but from the boards on the bottom bunk to the boards on the top bunk is 3ft 4in.
2200419
I have the twin, and it's 25.5 inches from the floor to the bottom bar. I would assume it's the same for the queen. Hope this helps.
277318
I did this with a Queen (I had to trim a little on the side) it is a little shorter (I used the part I trimmed on the side on the bottom to make up for it). it works ok except you are a couple of inches higher up than the person next to you on the bed.
1850741
33.5" from the top ofthe bottom rail to the bottom ofthe top rail...28" from the top of thetop of the mattress to the bottom of the top rail
1704427
I don't know as the bed was not big enough to fit under our end table, which is not very big.
423612
A 9.5 inch space between the floor and the bottom of the bed frame is enough, but be aware that the unit is very heavy and doesn't slide on the floor easily due to its rubber feet. Good luck.
982971
about 4 1/2" from floor to where the mattress sits and 5 1/2 to the top of bed rail
1073447
I currently have the mattress at the highest setting, and there is 15" from the top of the mattress to the top of the crib. The lowest setting is six inches lower than the highest setting, so it appears there would be about 21" from the top of the mattress to the top of the crib when placed at the lowest setting. (My crib mattress is about 4.5" thick.)
436762
I checked the distance between the floor and the bottom of the metal futon bed frame rail with a tape measure: 7.5 inches.
687960
It all depending on how tall youndndr bed is I off the floor. Take a measure tape and then go to a dealer and measure one of their's. You are Welcome Donna
487969
YES, I had the same problem. Problem solved! It's about an inch or two, but makes a world of difference. One of my best investments. Just make sure to fluff and flip when you change sheets, to keep the loft!
1141600
I have mine attached to a standard queen bed frame, and adjusted it so that it sits about 1/2" above the floor. This means that it measures 50 inches from the floor to the top.
219804
Inside the bed...distance of the length from slat at foot of bed to slat at head of bed is 53.5". Basically, this is a fraction more than the length of the mattress. The style of the bed is curved on the legs and the rims at top on the foot and head of the bed. My bed length there is 57". However, the 59" is referring to the pieces underneath the legs of the bed. The legs sit on small rectangular pieces of wood. The measurement from end to end of bed there is 59". Inside of bed= 53.5" standard length; decorative components = 59"
2158385
about 24 inches, depend how thick of your bottom mattress, you have to but the bottom mattress!
257747
The distance from the bed frame to the bottom of the headboard is 18". My mattress is 14" and my box spring is 9" so there is no gap at all, but if yours is only 8" but with a standard size box spring you would have a gap of 1".
222746
My daughter has a full size bed. We have the bottom of the tower just above her mattress and the top almost reaches the cealing
1854950
Not a lot of clearance but you can fit a plastic under the bed style storage container or 2 on each side; that is in my vacation home so I can't measure the actual distance from the floor to the bottom of the bed this time