I thought the co-sleeper and the bed would be flush but there is ~6" gap in depth between the co-sleeper mattress and my mattress- is that normal?
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There shouldn't be a big gap; I know that when ours was attached a gap would form when we laid down. Can the strap get any tighter?
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It is probably too low. I have not measured from floor to upper edge of mattress, because some creepy Amazon algorithm contacted me out of the blue to answer this question and I am therefore not invested. But it is definitely low. An infirm person would need assistance. A solution might be to provide that assistance.
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There may be to much space, even with a queen mattress I have space between the mattress and the edge. About 1/2 inch on each side.
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I think it is either for a full or queen. I have a queen mattress and there is still space all around the sides but I think it is supposed to look like that
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Ours is standard but it seems that there is extra that would most likely fit a deeper mattress.
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A standard twin mattress is just a little bit short for the frame. I rolled up a quilt and tucked it into the gap and have had no problems. I'd estimate the gap is maybe 4 to 6 inches.
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I haven't noticed this with mine. We do have a very thick mattress though so once the half sheet is tucked in tight it stays there.
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Mine does not have a zipper connecting the beds....there is definitely an uncomfortable gap.
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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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I believe there will be a gap between the two mattresses. The headboard is several inches wider that the mattress. The bed frame attachments are centered on the head board. As a single its great.
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The mattress will have the side of the barrier a bit more elevated than the other side... (because of the bars of the barrier going under the mattress). You may check other models
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I have a regular twin mattress on mine, but there is room enough on it that the mattress slides around on it. There is an inch and a half space between the mattress at both the sides and foot of the bed with the mattress pressed all the way against the wall. Hopefully this helps.
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The beds line up closely however there is a gap (not a sag) between them. This would not be as comfortable as sleeping on a single mattress however, very good mattresses would be suggested for the best comfort.
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I have a very deep mattress, deeper than most I think, and it comes pretty close. I'll bet you'd be fine.
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There is a zipper connecting the two beds. I haven't slept on it, but the guests who used the bed said that it was comfortable and didn't mention a gap. I didn't see a gap.
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I apologize for the delay but I bought 2 full size beds for the deep pillowtop mattresses and there is no gap. They fit perfect. .. no box springneeded and the bed was really easy to put together with 2 people!
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I was wondering is the matress on the co sleeper firm? I've been using a pack n play with bassinet and I dont like that it doesnt lay completely flat.