I can not be reading this right: leg heights from 13" to 17" . Other than an air mattress on the ground, what bed would that possibly fit?
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Look at the photo to see how it's used. The bottom is inserted between the mattress and boxspring.
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The base can be inserted between horizontal layers of the bed, i.e., between matteress & box springs, between springs and frame (slats). It doesn't have to rest on the floor.
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I don't know but I think that's it, or maybe the couch. It's a little small but it does the trick.
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Hi, the item is about 14 inces tall. It fit well on my mother's bed but I am not sure about how high is her mattress. I will check tomorrow and I will let you know.Have a nice eveningRoberto
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My mattress is 13" and there is quite a lot of room left but I think 18" might be too much to try to cover. I would guess 16" might be the limit.
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I'm not sure. Might be a "trip" hazard, unless the panels (17" high) can be slipped underneath the bed(?) That's a tricky question:)
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Wow! Close, but I think you'll be OK. It's just under 28.5 and there is a little play in the legs, too. I love mine! Good luck!
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You're in luck. From one leg to the next closest is 13 1/2". Diagonal legs are just shy of 18"
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I am 5'3 so I honestly dont know if it will fit you because it was too steep when I put it together and I had to put 2 boards and a towel under the head bar to raise it up some off the floor so it wouldnt be too much on my back when I laid on it. I know some folks put it on their bed or something to sit it up higher. It should fit you just right if you raise it off the floor alittle higher but other than that I would say no. You never know until you try it though, the reviews & I could be wrong.
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It would be too tall. I will say though. We bought an Icomfort mattress with gel and it is awesome!!! Best bed I ever slept on. Ours is 36" tall with the mattress. I also added plywood over the slats for extra support. Hope this helps.
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My crib has 3 possible heights for the mattress. The mattress support sits at approximately 14", 19" or 24" from the ground with wheels on 13", 18" or 23" without the wheels. These measurements do not include the thickness of the mattress. It is difficult to measure because the bracket that supports the mattress brings the mattress about 3" lower than the holes that it screws in to. I hope this helps. From the bottom of the leg (no wheel) to the bottom border is 12"
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That was my issue. The width listed is not of the bed but of the bed plus ladder (while slopes outward). So turned out not to fit. Note that shipping to return this bed can cost as much as the bed itself and the supplier does not cover return shipping. So if you get it and it is the wrong size you either end up paying, say, $500 in return shipping or have to try to sell it on Craigslist, eBay, or similar. I explained my situation to supplier and they were going to try to help me, but then ... no response.
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Hi Paul. I think these beds would work for you (another tall customer recommended them also). I did some measuring, and they are about 76" long and 38" wide. A regular twin mattress fits with room to spare on all sides. It's about 43" from the bottom frame to the top frame. While sitting up straight on the bottom bunk mattress, my daughter had 2-3 inches of head room above her (she's 5'10). The only issue for us is that it would be nice if our 7.5' textured ceilings were higher for my daughter on the top bunk. She scraped her knuckles the first night. Just takes getting used to. Let me know if you need anything else. Hi Paul. I think these beds would work for you (another tall customer recommended them also). I did some measuring, and they are about 76" long and 38" wide. A regular twin mattress fits with room to spare on all sides. It's about 43" from the bottom frame to the top frame. While sitting up straight on the bottom bunk mattress, my daughter had 2-3 inches of head room above her (she's 5'10). The only issue for us is that it would be nice if our 7.5' textured ceilings were higher for my daughter on the top bunk. She scraped her knuckles the first night. Just takes getting used... » Read More Hi Paul. I think these beds would work for you (another tall customer recommended them also). I did some measuring, and they are about 76" long and 38" wide. A regular twin mattress fits with room to spare on all sides. It's about 43" from the bottom frame to the top frame. While sitting up straight on the bottom bunk mattress, my daughter had 2-3 inches of head room above her (she's 5'10). The only issue for us is that it would be nice if our 7.5' textured ceilings were higher for my daughter on the top bunk. She scraped her knuckles the first night. Just takes getting used to. Let me know if you need anything else. « Show Less
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We use a standard mattress on ours and for us, the height is fine. I suppose you could put a box spring under the foam mattress to make it higher.
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Hi, the bed is probably 12 inches off the ground. High enough that you don't get cold sleeping on the ground (if you are camping :)
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11.25 inches to bottom of mattress from ground. 16 inches from ground to top of mattress. It's possible you can adjust to make it higher, we have not done this.
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It will make it about 26" tall total. The bed itself is about 23" tall assembled but dips down a bit with the slats that hold the mattress.Get yourself a mattress topper, girl, you deserve it. : )Tons of storage! We added handles in the center to dress it up a bit. You'll love it.
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I have a similar question... how high is the bottom of the mattress from the floor? Is it the approx 7.5" clearance from the bottom of side rails or the 13 3/4" clearance from the top of the rails, or somewhere between? thanks!
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My daybed measures 26 inches from bed to floor and everything fits pretty much like the picture. Perhaps the skirt will be higher off the floor. The distance from bottom of bed frame to floor on my daybed is 16". Hope this helps.