With a regular twin mattress, will this fit under a standard twin bed frame (not a day bed)?
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.
1806482
If you put a piece of thin plywood on it it will hold the mattress but it depends if it is a metal frame or a regular twin with head and foot board
1806483
The bed frame slats' top is 3 1/4" above the floor. Add your mattress width to calculate clearance needed. FYI, the slats are about 10" apart from each other. Under our regular twin bed frame, it only fits with a thinner than usual foam mattress. The problem then is that the foam mattress falls through the slats's gap.
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.
2262197
not sure, im sorry....i have a regular mattress (not sure the thickness) but there is still a bit of room that im thinking it might - sorry i couldnt be more help.
2177192
yes, underneath is open and I am pretty sure a regular twin mattress would fit under it and not be visible if you had a dust ruffle/ skirt around the bed
2017185
It would be to long for a regular twin bed. I have a 12 inch memory foam mattress and it is a little small for the mattress because the mattress is so thick. It still works OK. I would not be able to use a regular twin sheet at all. Hope this helps you.
1800531
No, it will not fit a standard bed. It is an extra long size. However, you can easily cut a piece of it off, to fit your standard twin bed.
2028466
yes it will fit, but the bed is slightly longer than a regular queen mattress
201137
The daybed frame inside length is 77 inches. The standard twin mattress I have is 74 inches long. I believe the twin XL mattress is 79 inches to 80 inches depending on the manufacturer. You could compress it and get it in but would have extreme difficulty putting the sheets etc on the mattress. I do not think it would be a good match and do not recommend it.
81967
That is correct. This frame was designed with the new memory foam mattresses in mind. There's a foot of storage space underneath. I haven't used a regular mattress on this frame but I can't see why it wouldn't work.
341298
I bought the frames for two twin beds......twin size mattresses fit just fine......the mattress frame attaches to the bed frame but extra holes had to be drilled so that the pins would line up.
2057829
You can use a regular mattress and a box spring is not needed. Your bed will sit at pretty much the same height it would with a standard frame and box spring. The storage space underneath is great.
199724
The mattress will fit the frame...it's just a matter of clearance under the existing bed. After looking at the clearance I have, I would think it would fit.
780935
I would say yes, I have a regular queen mattress and it went all the way under it.
469963
Yes a nice fit. Our day bed is the same size as a regular twin without a box spring.
219124
I think it will fit. It has space for really thick mattresses. No matter the thickness, the elastic adjusts well under the mattress almost effortlessly.
862837
yes, however I don't know if it would hold up under the thick/deep twin mattress......a regular twin, yes....
1934294
No I doubt it-I have a standard twin in there and it meets the frame lengthwise
981285
Yes, a twin mattress can go under, but it'd be best if it wasn't too thick(no box spring) as it is a little lower than expected(3.5-4ft?)