What is the clearance under the bed i..e I have a 12" suitcase that I would like to store under the bed...
941590
I don't think you'll be able to store it under this bed. The bottom of the frame measures just over 11" from the floor.
941591
I measured the bed frame we have for our child and it is 11" exact. If the suitcase is hard then it would probably not fit but if it was soft you might be able to get it to fit. Hope that helps!
2047635
No, there are 2 legs under the center of the bed. The bed is also very low to the ground, maybe only 4 inches of clearance or so, so not very ideal for under bed storage
18683
It is just under 12" (11 3/4") from the floor to the bottom edge of the frame. I have oversized duffle bags, under bed rolling storage containers and suit cases under my bed. It all fits fine. The bed would not be a good candidate for bed risers, there are two smaller middle legs in the center.
1823260
I haven't try it. The height is good for me. You will need 8 of them. You can put at least 3 check-in luggage/suitcases underneath a full size. I squeezed four under mine. Hope this will say somthing about the height and size of the bed :)
1354095
There is only about 6 inches of height under the bed. So depending on the suitcase height it may or may not fit. There is quite a bit of room on both sides of the center bar but again the height is only 6 inches so only small or flat items would fit.
1330212
Hi Michael - I'm going to guess no - possibly under a bed, but it needs maybe 8 inches clearance at least. I ended up storing mine alongside one wall (folded) in a fairly wide hallway. Hope that helps!
79340
The physical clearance from the sideboard edge to the floor is 4". The clearance, once under the bed and beyond the sideboard, is 6". However, under the bed are support angle irons which hang down 1", thus limiting understorage in some areas to 5". Also, under the bed are four vertical support legs which further limit the utility of underbed storage.
2026625
No, if you take out the supportive 'bolt' it does not fold small enough to fit under a bed. I wanted to put it under a daybed with clearance of 14", I can't store it under that my daybed. But, it is a very well made stair stepper - I just keep it to the side in my living room. It is easy to move, but it is sturdy.
349176
Including the bed frame I have, 12" lots of room to store stuff underneath. Hope that helps you :_)
817899
The bottom screw fastening the head board to my bed frame is 5 1/2 inches from the floor. I don't understand your question on storage. I assume you mean storage under the bed. The item I bought is only the head board and does NOT include the bed frame. Under bed storage would depend on how high the bottom of the bed is from the floor.
826396
It fits under the bed. My bed is low and it still easily fits under the bed.
1732267
there is plenty of space under the bed. it is average high... so do not worry.
818035
28 inches for the side board clearance, about another inch or so actually under the bed.
539033
Approximently 8 inches. Pretty useless for storage. Most conventional storage boxes won't fit. I actually prefer that. I'm the worst about storing under the bed and forgetting about it. The bed is solid and was a snap to put together by myself. No power tools needed. I'd buy another in a heartbeat.
1854950
Not a lot of clearance but you can fit a plastic under the bed style storage container or 2 on each side; that is in my vacation home so I can't measure the actual distance from the floor to the bottom of the bed this time
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.
1557430
The trundle shown here is for a twin size mattress. You would need at least 13-14 inch clearance under the bed.