Just want to be sure, when it says pop up that means the trundlen slides out and raises up to make a wider mattress, full size? Thanks
1430731
Yes, the mattress does pop up, but it does not connect to the mattress on the bed. I know you can buy a strip that can be put between the mattresses. It does not hold them together, but I have seen it advertised on Amazon.
1430732
I believe two twins side by side equal a king size. You can put a spacer between them to bridge the gap and put a king size sheet over the whole thing. I haven't done this but read about it. On mine, the trundle seems to set up about one quarter inch lower, so I would use casters under its wheels if I wanted them exactly the same height.
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Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on some occasion, too. Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on... » Read More Yes, the bottom mattress pulls out and pops up evenly with the other mattress. The two twin mattresses combined create a king-sized bed. There can tend to be a small gap between the two mattresses, though. You can just live with it or put something in between them, like a blanket or a foam spacer that is made for just this thing. I really like the bed. When my two-year-old granddaughter spends the night, I pull the bottom mattress only partially out so it is low to the floor and I sleep on the upper mattress. You could also totally separate the two mattresses if that suited your needs on some occasion, too. « Show Less
1430734
Yes, it pops up to an even level but two twins side by side basically make it a king rather than a full size.
1430735
Yes, it pops up to make a king size bed. I did not purchase a spacer, did not feel that it was necessary, just put a king size fitted sheet on and was a big comfy bed. If you buy two of the exact size mattresses (depth) it will be an even fit. I do not recommend any jumping on the bed.
1623573
Yes! That is really why I bought it because I couldn't fit the regular size mattress in it. I think my trundle said it was 7 inches so this one fits perfect. You might want to measure (thickness not length) to make sure.
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On our Ikea Sultan mattress, using both sides (even on the largest setting) made the mattress arch up like a rainbow. We detached one railing and pushed his bed side up against the wall and are just using the one railing. I thought I'd have to find something else, but it's working fine this way. Our issue was the round "latches" that allow the sides to fold down for sheet changing. They dug into the bed causing the bed to arch. But by removing the one side, it doesn't arch but still leaves the "hooks" that slide under the bed and around the other side to hold the mattress in place. On our Ikea Sultan mattress, using both sides (even on the largest setting) made the mattress arch up like a rainbow. We detached one railing and pushed his bed side up against the wall and are just using the one railing. I thought I'd have to find something else, but it's working fine this way. Our issue was the round "latches" that allow the sides to fold down for sheet changing. They dug into the bed causing the bed to arch. But by removing the one side, it doesn't arch but still leaves the "hooks" that slide under the bed and around the other side to hold the... » Read More On our Ikea Sultan mattress, using both sides (even on the largest setting) made the mattress arch up like a rainbow. We detached one railing and pushed his bed side up against the wall and are just using the one railing. I thought I'd have to find something else, but it's working fine this way. Our issue was the round "latches" that allow the sides to fold down for sheet changing. They dug into the bed causing the bed to arch. But by removing the one side, it doesn't arch but still leaves the "hooks" that slide under the bed and around the other side to hold the mattress in place. « Show Less
1369609
No, it doesn't pop up. I wish it did but it does roll out easily and can be pulled away from the bed to put an aisle between the two if desired.
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No. The trundle rolls on the ground as in the picture. There is no mechanism to bring it up to the height of the other mattress.
587082
I think we lowered the mattress when our son was able to reach up and grab the bumper - we anticipated that he would be pulling up - sometime before he pulled up on the sides. My second son is 4 months and hasn't rolled over yet, so we haven't lowered it yet. If you have to ask yourself twice, that usually means just do it! You'll feel better. What's it going to hurt? It's better to lower it too early than too late.
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I wish who wants to buy this for me too? LOL, I want a daybed so badly too. I think sound great memory foam is awesome. I think not need add pop-up bed. I looked picture seem full size is great and can fit. Something add drawer under bed or other things under bed. I looked for it and hard find but I hope this daybed full size is good one.
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Hi! Stephanie. We were not home when it came to us. The box is surprisingly small as they roll up the mattress and squeeze out most of the air. It was simple to roll.out and it came into shape witout much fuss. Its a good mattress.
1627141
The bed is folded/squished when it arrives. You have to unfold it and it will expand to full size within a few hours. When I saw the box I thought for sure it was a mistake and they had shipped a small-size bed... but it was correct. It is perfect.
598398
Not really easy to roll up. It expands to a puffy, comfy cloud. It is incredible tho. It saved us from buying a new mattress for awhile.
1913864
There is a switch at the top marked open/close. Push on the side marked open to open it. When it is opened it will stick up on the other side higher than when it is closed.
1527076
it comes in a box folded up when you open it, it will expand to size. and yes, after it expands to full size you can roll it back up but it will not be easy. you will need help 2 people
748551
Since the previous answer gave the dimensions I won't do that. I am using the wedge on a daybed and have them stacked. Pushing the wedge further under the mattress seems to raise it more. Sometimes it scoots back up to the edge, but it doesn't take anything to scoot it back down while making the bed. As far as the mattress scooting, like I said it's a daybed.
1183190
Same thing happened to my mattress after a few months. The bubble gets larger with time and when the bed is made, it looks like someone is still in it! This Simply sleeper mattress is unsatisfactory.
766656
Not really. AS part of the folding/pop up mechanism, the canopy itself first opens, then the legs go up. But it is not usable (high enough) with the legs not up fully.
332500
It pops out. I may have used the side of a butter knife to help lift it. It took a little extra effort to get the roller ball back in place.
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It's 5.5" H x 38"D x 72" L folded. My mattress is a very basic twin Serta, and I have to get my husband to help me get the pop up bed out from our SVARTA IKEA bunk bed when my daughters have sleepovers because it gets stuck in there. Make sure you consider the thickness of you mattress (the mattress will go in the trundle bed one inch), so your current bed should have a space that could fit the 5.5" from the trundle + the mattress - one inch (if that makes sense).