Is there some space under the bedframe or does it sit flat on the floor? It's impossible to see from the angle of these pics.
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No space that would be accessible easily. There is a bit of space between the slats and the floor but you would need to remove the mattress and the slats to access it.
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There's a small amount of room between the slats that support the mattress and the floor, but it's not accessible unless you remove the mattress. Also, since the slats are screwed down and not just laying there, it's pretty much unusable. And it's only like 5 inches or so max.
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There is a gap (3-4 inches under the lip of the frame) that is roughly 4 inches deep. This also provides you the use off the two night stands anywhere around the frame. Other than that the rest of the frame rests on the floor.
1466357
Hello, you are correct, there is a space, and no solid back to the floor. However, if you have a thick enough box spring and mattress you won't even see it. For example, my queen mattress doesn't even allow the gap to show. I would highly recommend it! Quality is great, and it looks amazing.
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There are about 4 posts that have an adjustable screw to make it flush with floor. Under the mattress there are wooden slats that are attached to a long fabric strip that runs the length of the frame. I'm 200+lbs and have my girlfriend over with out any problems. Frame is solid, no wobbling and we have each been known just to walk across the mattress and 100% stable.
943381
it's approximately the area of a standard bed. i haven't measured it but that's what it fits under very well.
668155
it's flush against the wall but you can put a spaces between the wall and the headboard. also I have mine lifted off the floor because it was too low but other than that I love it. enjoy.
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There are 6 inches between bottom of frame to floor. And no support bar in the middle. I wouldn't recommend it for a queen size as I only recieved 4 legs.
79338
There is very little clearance. I took a tape measure and it is roughly 4 inches so it would not be ideal for storage under the bed.
2112265
The picture you see is without a box spring. The frame has curved wooden slats on the bottom that act as a box spring.
545319
the frame is about 7 inched off the floor, but I wouldn't buy another one. I purchased 2 of the king size and both were unusable before 6 months had passed. the keyholes on one of the frames broke and the other was frame trying to break at a warped area. if you buy a smaller one it might be ok, though.
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14" off the ground. Seems a little lower than a regular bed. Could be because the mattress is only 4" thick.
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The legs fold under. Making it flat. The legs do not fold out farther than the photo shows.
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When it's completely open lying flat, there are no legs. What you are seeing is part of the frame when it's fold in half.
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nope. You've got a 6 1/2 inch clearance underneath this bed, that 6 1/2" is measured directly to the start of the bottom of the frame itself. (Source: I just measured)
913357
Hi! I took a look at mine and from what I see it is one height. It is just high enough to put an under-the-bed storage container under it. I hope this helps!
915199
You can definitely store items under the bed frame. It has about 2 or so feet of height underneath once put together. It's a wonderful bed frame. Looks great, sturdy, easy to put together. It's a great buy.
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The space between the bottom edge and the floor is only 1-3/4". However the back side is completely straight down the leg. Is sits in front of our baseboards nicely. This has been a very nice unit.
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I am not home - I will check when I return- It sits on the floor at the foot side of queen bed- it is just smaller than the width of the bed and at least 18 wide- it is quite large.