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tuphen Wooden Twin Daybed with Trundle, Storage Shelf, USB, White
A wooden twin daybed with a pull-out trundle, built-in storage shelf and USB charging ports for devices
- MaterialWood
- FinishWhite
- Assembly RequiredYes
- Charge devices at bedside with built‑in USB ports
- Extra sleeping space rolls out on the included trundle
- Twin‑size mattress fits the 83.9"L × 47.9"W frame
- Double‑layer shelf stores bedding and toys within reach
- Sturdy MDF frame with 10 slats supports the bed securely
Twin daybed with trundle and USB
The tuphen wooden twin daybed combines a pull-out trundle and a built-in USB charging station in a white finish. It suits guest rooms, children's bedrooms or small apartments where an extra sleeping surface and device charging are both needed. Assembly is required before use.
Upgrade from a single bed without storage
This model replaces a standard twin frame by adding a rolling trundle and a double-layer shelf for bedding or toys. The jump is worth it when overnight guests are frequent or when floor space must serve both sleep and storage duties. The 10 slats on each deck support a twin mattress without a box spring.
Stable under daily use
High-quality MDF construction resists humidity-related cracking while the wide boards and strong legs keep the frame rigid. The 10-slat foundations distribute weight evenly across both the main bed and the trundle. Overall dimensions are 83.9"L X 47.9"W X 36.6"H.
Highlights
- Charge devices at bedside with built‑in USB ports
- Extra sleeping space rolls out on the included trundle
- Twin‑size mattress fits the 83.9"L × 47.9"W frame
- Double‑layer shelf stores bedding and toys within reach
- Sturdy MDF frame with 10 slats supports the bed securely
Specifications
| Material | Wood |
|---|---|
| Finish | White |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
Questions about this item
How much floor space does the 83.9"L x 47.9"W footprint need in a bedroom?
The frame occupies 83.9 inches long by 47.9 inches wide. Allow extra clearance around the trundle so it can roll out fully without hitting walls or furniture.
Which step do people skip when attaching the 10 slats and USB charging station?
Many forget to pre-drill the slat holes and to route the USB cable through the designated channel before tightening the frame bolts. Follow the sequence in the manual to avoid rework.
When should the trundle casters or the USB port be checked or replaced?
Inspect the casters every few months for smooth rolling and tighten any loose bolts. Test the USB port periodically; if charging becomes intermittent, the port module may need replacement.
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