Can the frame be separated to create two twin beds?
1639583
I guess so, but we bought a "full" size, which would break down to be narrower than a twin.We had to get this because our stairs are too narrow for a boxspring to fit!
1639584
I guess so, but we bought a "full" size, which would break down to be narrower than a twin. We had to get this because our stairs are too narrow for a boxspring to fit!
1027418
I'm pretty sure you can't. There are slightly other configurations, for instance with a twin bed under. It's a great bed, very durable, my kids love it. The full sized bed is on casters and can stand alone, so you don't have to use it if you don't want it.
1438836
I don't think so. It doesn't say so in the directions and I can't see how it would support the bed up top without the bed underneath. It does convert into two separate beds of course but if you remove the side rails of the top bed there will be holes from the screws.
1317491
We bought 2 twin mattresses, put them on existing twin frames and then pulled the frames next to each other to make one, sort of queen-sized, bed. This allows us to move independently in the bed without disturbing one another. The height of this bed is about that of a regular bed. I doubt if this helps, but hope it does.
2123735
Yes. Twin beds have four legs but Queen/King can have extra legs in middle.
740705
NoThe twin frames will leave part of the mattress unsupported, 1 king is the size of 2 Super Singles not standard twins
326642
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.
897985
have queen size is longer and narrow will not work with two twins had to buy two twin frames
95075
Both the futon mattress and the twin mattress need to be brought separate. But I love this bed. The wood is beautiful, and ours came with the ability to make a bottom bunk if desired over a futon.
2124531
I believe, you would have to buy a bed frame for a twin bed. I bought a Twin XL for my grandson's Twin Xl mattress... You might be able to get 2 twins from a King size one.
981287
You could fit another mattress under the bed if it was just the mattress by itself on the floor. It might be hard to fit a bed frame and mattress.
1739382
Yes. There are mattress frames that remove the need for a box frame that work great.
486909
I don't see why not...they are essentially two beds...one stacked on the other
95074
Yes, the twin mattress will also need to be bough separately. I already had one and didn't think to clarify that.
713772
I used two separate twin bed frames but just used the SGT Knots on the mattresses not the box springs. It really works great when you add the pad that goes on top of the mattresses so you can't feel where they are joined together. It should work just the same with a king-size bed frame too.
1473296
We have bought 3 of this frame, one full and 2 queen. I think you would need a box spring as on the beds we have bought there is only one cross support. No idea what a twin has. I can only tell you that we like the style and finish so much that when we have moved we have always replaced with exactly the same frame. Very nice finish and product.
1937913
Frame is split in two but when you set it up it connects in the middle by bolt. Mattress is folded and rolled vacuumed sealed to fit in box. The box is Heavy!!But worth it