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Space between lower and top bunk

9 years ago
How much space is between the lower bunk slat and the upper bunk slat?
Santa Fe Mission Tall Bunk Bed Twin Over Twin, End Ladder, Twin Trundle, White · More Info

Comments (3)

  • PRO
    9 years ago

    The space from top of lower bunk foundation to the bottom of the upper bunk center support for all low bunk beds is 28.5"

  • 9 years ago

    I am confused because the Bedz King equivalent to the Santa Fe says, "space between bottom bunk slats and top bunk slats (excluding the mattress) is approx 38 inches." Both beds claim to be "Tall" Twin Bunks, Could you double check those measurements again for the Santa Fe? Thank you.

  • PRO
    9 years ago

    Sorry, the dimension that we provide before was for low bunk bed.

    The space between the lower part of the upper bunk bed rail to the upper part of the lower bunk bed rail is approx. 36".

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