Has anyone tried to fit the head or foot (short end) of a queen inside the space below the loft? Just wondering if the measurement is off.
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haven't tried it...but I can measure when I get home...might be a little tight with a queen...definitely would fit a full.
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I have not tried this...it looks more like a full size bed would fit vs a queen.
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definately YES. Thats exactly why I bought mine. I have a queen under there and its exactly perfet. even my headboard sits perfectly. A full will fit with room to spare. (even with the ladder in place-mine is perfect (queen) like it was made for it)
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Hello - Thank you for your interest in Designer Living. No, this will be too small for your queen size bed.Sincerely,KrystalDesigner Living Customer Service Rep1-888-879-8790
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The width fits a queen size bedframe. As stated in answer to previous question, "There are plates included that bolt to both legs of the frame and bridge the gap." I did not do this as the headboard then would be wider than the full size frame. Mine was for a queen & fit niecly.
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The way I have mine set up, there is a 9" gap at the head and a 9" gap at the foot. If I remember correctly, when I was setting it up, I may have been able to make it so that there was almost no gap at the head...maybe even at the foot...or a choice of one or the other...but I realized that when I turned my mom on her side to change her, her face would be right up against the rail and I would risk injuring her if I wasn't careful. There is a designated place on the bed frame to place the piece that the rail attaches to but I believe you can place it in other places, but it wouldn't be in the little cut out notch that is in the designated place. That cut out notch is very small. Whether the piece would slip over time I don't know.
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Hi, I have the canopy packed away until next market season; however, we didn't have anyone bump their heads on the canopy with the legs fully extended. I am not able to measure exactly for you but again, no head bumping on the frame or side overlap. We always kept the legs in the 2nd extension not fully at the 3rd.
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Absolule, a queen mattress fits perfectly BUT the flaw with this frame and I added a piece of memory foam and my guests love th bed. However you need to know that the legs do not lock should you move the bed at all. I have tried repeatedly to get the manufacturer to answer the question of how to make this happen and they do not return my calls. Once you have the bed where you want it make sure you kick the legs to get them into place and they stay until you move the frame
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Love the bed, but hated the frame. I ended up bending the frame by pulling the footboard (bottom) in while sitting on the mattress. The only other solution was buying another frame, which I decided against. It looks fine once it is made up and I hardly notice that it (frame) was too long on one side. Still love the bed and get compliments on it every time I show the loft where it is being used. Thanks, rcaldwellgarrick@gmail.com
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It is too short at the foot of the bed. Otherwise, you could probably get a queen size to work on a full bed. Mine is a queen size quilt on a queen size bed. If I pull the quilt to the head of the bed, it is too short at the foot. No way that I could use it as a spread. But, it is a beautiful set.
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I have a small space too. Make sure you have the proper rails. It looks and feels good. Height from the floor up is 46 inches 64 inches across largest part of the headboard top is 5 1/2 inches. Foot board 64 by 15. Hope that helps.
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Hi heidy, i dont have the Twin. I have the Full.However., i believe the Lengths are the same on both sizes. So...i just measured the pole legs from "inside".from head to middle is 36", and from the middle leg to the foot of the bed is only 30". I dont know wht they made it that way, but thats the measurements from my "full size" frame.ya know... you could get utility bins (30Lx18wx15h). You could fit 2 bins on each side of your Twin size frame., and use a bed skirt to hide them. Those bins really do hold a Lot of stuff !!. Just an idea. Good luck!! Hi heidy, i dont have the Twin. I have the Full.However., i believe the Lengths are the same on both sizes. So...i just measured the pole legs from "inside".from head to middle is 36", and from the middle leg to the foot of the bed is only 30". I dont know wht they made it that way, but thats the measurements from my "full size" frame.ya know... you could get utility bins (30Lx18wx15h). You could fit 2 bins on each side of your Twin size frame., and use a bed skirt to hide them. Those bins really do hold a Lot of stuff !!. Just an... » Read More Hi heidy, i dont have the Twin. I have the Full.However., i believe the Lengths are the same on both sizes. So...i just measured the pole legs from "inside".from head to middle is 36", and from the middle leg to the foot of the bed is only 30". I dont know wht they made it that way, but thats the measurements from my "full size" frame.ya know... you could get utility bins (30Lx18wx15h). You could fit 2 bins on each side of your Twin size frame., and use a bed skirt to hide them. Those bins really do hold a Lot of stuff !!. Just an idea. Good luck!! « Show Less
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Unfortunately you can not change a full size headboard/footboard to a queen size. You will have to start off with a new/old bed.
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No, it is too narrow. Just order a frame for queen. If it needs to be lowered, also order drop adapters.
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You could if you wanted to...I got a Queen for my Queen bed, and it fits fine...not too super short on the sides. But the King would cover lower if you don't have a dust ruffle. I really like this piece...change out my heavier winter comforter for this in summer. Only weird thing is the brown pillow case because you have to put two pillows in it, and it's not utilitarian if you've got two people sleeping in the bed.
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I have the same issue with a queen frame...I keep the mattress close to the headboard and have a much larger gap at the footboard. I honestly think that's the way this sleigh bed was designed. On the positive side, it's very easy to make the bed!
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The high lofts are about 7 inches tall. The firm didn't sink in very much, so my head was tilted up when I was laying down. That is why I returned it and went back to the Tempur Pedic Symphony.
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didn't measure, it's at a second house, but it fits a standard queen perfectly