Can you fit a trundle bed under it? Whats's the clearence from the floor to the bottom of the bed?
486251
I cannot imagine a trundle under it. It is only about 6 inches from the ground, if that. GREAT BUNKS though.
486252
Not very likely. The bottom bunk has a mid-beam vertical support extending to the ground - you can see it in the picture.
1806484
I had a 6" deep mattress on the trundle and it just fits under my my daughter's twin bed frame. Maybe try measuring the mattress depth and add the trundle depth to see if it will clear the bed frame.
853513
The top of the platform is about 15" above the floor...The open space below the mattress platform is about 12" in case you want to have a trundle-style pull-out platform bed below it...I think the website gives the exact dimensions...but these are my measurements...Frank
2125916
It is 7 inches off the floor. Under the bed storage containers do fit. If you need more height you could put it on risers.
1806481
I have it under a daybed that holds a standard twin size mattress. I'm assuming that, if it has enough clearance from the top of your mattress (I use a 4" mattress on the trundle) to the floor (include height of trundle of course), that it should work under your bed.
1652695
I don't think a trundle would fit. The bottom bunk is pretty low to the ground.
491277
You could most definitely fit a trundle underneath. I could fit my adult 5 ft 9" frame under there and my 7 year old hides underneath just for the fun of it.. Unfortunately I cannot help with the later part of your question, as I don't remember specific details of assembly. Hope this helps.
460321
I don't know the exact height from the floor to the bottom of the frame, but there is definitely enough room for a trundle, no problem.
1178042
I would think so. I guess it depends on how deep the frame for the trundle bed is. At only 6", this mattress is not very deep so I would think it would fit a trundle bed as long as you don't have a very deep frame.
1896051
Probably not. I just measured & it is 9 1/2" between space of trundle & the bed. Previous answer was unhappy because trundle did not raise up, but I am happy about that. I read too many negative things about the pop-up ones. I am very pleased with my bed & trundle, but I just use it for guests.
1490445
Definitely not. It's a well made wood frame but the trundle fits securely beneath the upper bed so there isn't space anywhere else. Also, as a side note, the trundle doesn't raise up and become level with the upper mattress. It rolls out and stays flush to the floor. It's great for a summer cottage or kids room but don't expect storage space.
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.
969240
Don't know but I can fit a trundle bed under it. I'm sure a home center could help
1553546
We got 8" mattresses for the top and bottom bunks and I don't think it would fit on the trundle with sheets and bedding and still close. It would be too tight. We are going to look for a 6" mattress for the trundle.
1060297
There's about 6 inches of clearance at under the mattress. Not sure if putting things under there would affect it's ability to turn into a bed. I haven't stored anything under there.
1930928
As far as I can tell, this bed would fit under another one, depending of course on the height from the floor of your regular bed. It will go under mine
2184507
You have a 10-1/4" opening height under the bottom bed and you can assemble without the latters. Might be tight for a trundle.