Can you buy the lower part of a trundle bed separately?

aliasojo

Daughter is moving into a bigger bedroom now that her brother has moved out.

As she occasionally has friends in for sleepovers, I was planning on buying a trundle bed but then I thought about buying her a small double bed instead. Best of both worlds would be a small double with a single trundle bit underneath.

So can you buy the trundle bit by itself?

Ms_Chocaholic

Here's a couple

http://www.bedstar.co.uk/shop/catalog/Bed_category_Guest_Beds_Trundle_Beds-p-1-c-2219.html

apples1

white company sell the white trundle to go under their bed separately

aliasojo

Thanks!

I did have a squizz about the net first before asking but the ones I saw came as a set iyswim.

Ms_Chocaholic

Will the room your daughter will move from be free or do you have other children. If so and given that her friends only sleep over occasionally, can they not sleep in there, alternatively you could pull the mattress off that bed and they could sleep on the floor in your daughters new room

aliasojo

No my daughter's old room will be my son's new room. Although he's moved out, there will be occasion where he needs to stay over because of logistics more than anything else. They're basically just swapping rooms because it makes more sense for the 'occasional' stayer to have the smaller room.

I'd also prefer not to have to mess around anymore tbh, hence the trundle thought. At the moment we have to mess around with mattresses or blow up beds depending on who is here and it's a pain.

The other thing is that a sleepover isn't as much fun in separate rooms. So I'm told.