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Harriet Bee Upholstered Twin Daybed with Trundle Wood Slat Support

Harriet Bee Upholstered Twin Daybed with Trundle Wood Slat Support

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$259.99at Wayfair, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Harriet Bee Upholstered Twin Daybed with Trundle Wood Slat Support

This is a twin-size upholstered daybed with a pull-out trundle, built on an engineered wood frame with wood slats and nailhead trim. It works as a sofa by day and two sleeping spots at night, which makes it a common pick for guest rooms, kids' rooms and small apartments. The frame measures 39.4 inches wide and 76 inches long. No current price was provided, so check the latest price against its recent range before buying.

Best forGuest rooms that need two beds in one footprintKids' and teen rooms
Small apartments and studios
Shoppers who want a sofa look without a separate couch
Pros
  • Trundle adds a second sleeping surface without a second frame
  • Upholstered finish and nailhead trim give a softer, furniture-like look
  • Wood slats support the mattress without a box spring
  • Twin size fits most small bedrooms and dens
  • Daybed back works as a sofa back for daytime seating
Cons
  • Engineered wood frame is lighter-duty than solid hardwood
  • Trundle mattress is usually sold separately
  • Upholstery needs spot cleaning and can stain
  • 76-inch length limits where it fits
  • Assembly is typically required

Harriet Bee Upholstered Twin Daybed with Trundle Wood Slat Support prices at every store

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Harriet Bee Upholstered Twin Daybed with Trundle Wood Slat Support price history

Lowest price we've seen: $259.99 on Nov 2 at Wayfair. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback on this style of upholstered trundle daybed is generally positive on looks and value, with the trundle praised for guest use. Complaints tend to focus on assembly time and frame sturdiness.

Pros
  • Attractive upholstered look for the price
  • Trundle is easy to pull out for guests
  • Slats hold the mattress without a box spring
Cons
  • Assembly takes time and two people
  • Frame can feel less solid than expected
  • Fabric shows marks and needs care

Specifications

Type
Daybed
Size
Twin
Frame Material
Wood Frame
Upholstered
Yes
With Nailhead Trim
Yes
With Slats
Yes
Wood Type
Engineered Wood
Frame Width
39.4 in wide
Frame Length
76 in long

Questions and answers

Is this daybed worth it for a guest room?
Yes, if you need two sleeping spots in a small room. The trundle gives you a second bed without a second frame, and the upholstered back doubles as seating.
Does it include mattresses?
No. The daybed and trundle take separate twin mattresses, and both are usually sold on their own. Plan for two twin mattresses, with a thinner one for the trundle.
Does it need a box spring?
No. The wood slats support the mattress directly, so a box spring is not required.
What size mattress fits the trundle?
A standard twin mattress fits the trundle. A low-profile twin, around 6 to 8 inches thick, is the safer choice so it clears the frame when pulled out.
How much assembly is required?
Expect to assemble the frame, slats and trundle from the box. Two people make it faster, and a screwdriver and the included hardware are usually enough.
When is the best time to buy?
Furniture prices often dip around major holiday sales and back-to-school season. Check the price history here and buy when the current price sits near the low end of its recent range.