This daybed with trundle transitions from a nice place to sit into a large, comfortable bed in a snap! The bed features a convenient pull-lift trundle daybed mechanism that easily converts the bed to one of 3 functions: day bed, 2 beds or 1 large bed. The bed is custom made for you. Contact Us to request almost any change that you would like.

How does a pull-lift trundle bed work?

The pull-lift trundle is a customer favorite because of the flexibility that it provides:

• Function 1: trundle stowed under the primary mattress
• Function 2: traditional trundle bed with the bottom mattress pulled out in the lower position
• Function 3: trundle in the upper position to create a large upper bed. This bed features a hinge mechanism to raise and lock the trundle to the main bed height.

The same bed without armrests is NtRnS1.

Daybed with trundle approximate Dimensions:

1. The floor to the bottom of the upper mattress is 16″
2. The floor to the bottom of the front of the frame board is 12″
3. The floor to the top of the back board is 39″
4. The floor to the top of the arm rests is 32″
5. The top of the arm rests above the top of the 8″ top mattress is 8″
6. The upper mattress and the trundle mattress are the same thickness of 8″ or less so that they are the same height when the trundle is in the upper position to create a consistent bed surface. Thicker mattresses by special request.
7. The bed is a platform configuration for use without box springs. The bed is configured for the upper mattress resting on slats with tops about 2″ below the top of the sides. The space between the slats is about 1.5″. 20 slats are provided.
8. The trundle rolls on 6 wheels. The trundle also has about 20 slats. The level of the trundle slats is positioned so that when the trundle is raised, the bottom of the trundle mattress is at the same height as the bottom of the upper mattress.

9. The trundle can be used in the position that is low to the floor as is shown in the 3rd photo. Or it can be used raised so that both mattress bottoms are at the same level. When the trundle is raised it easily attaches to the upper frame with pegs. Thus, the two mattresses are held rigidly in position relative to each other. The distance between the sides of the two mattresses is about 1.5″. This gap can be filled with a foam strip. The support boards for the lifted trundle are attached under the trundle and stored there when not in use. When the trundle is lifted they swing down on hinges. The two mattresses butt together when the trundle is raised.

No veneers or compressed particle boards are used. The wood that is not normally seen (such as for slats) is a different hardwood species.

Our standard finish is Tung Oil. This creates a beautiful, highly durable and easy to maintain finish that brings out the natural character and unique grain patterns of our hardwoods. For an added charge you can have stain applied prior to the Tung Oil finish. More detail can be found at our Finish Options and Stain Choices pages.

Our hardwood is from the forests in the Appalachian region of the United States that have been sustainably harvested for hundreds of years. Wood is a natural product and as a result grain patterns and variation in color and character in the wood are different in each piece of furniture and will not be an exact match with the listing photos. The unique color, grain and appearance are part of the unique one-of-a-kind qualities of your furniture.

Production and sale of this product helps the economy of Appalachia where jobs are scarce and people are skilled in working with natural materials.

Daybed with trundle NtRnS1a