Six inches cleared my low frame
My bed sits about seven inches off the floor and every other bag I found was eight or nine deep. These slid straight under with clearance to spare and no dragging.
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Storage
Oatmeal canvas with a clear window and a zip that runs the full 39 inches — the bag opens like a case, not a hatch.

Height
Most under-bed bags are eight or nine inches deep and will not clear a low frame. These are six, at 39 by 18 in plan, which is the gap under a bed that sits close to the floor.
Zip
A zip that runs the full 39 inches lets the bag open flat. You are not fishing a jumper out through a small opening at one corner and repacking the rest by feel.
Window
A clear PVC panel on the face — winter bedding in one, off-season clothes in the other, and you can tell which is which from the doorway without pulling either out.
| Material | Canvas with a clear PVC window |
| Size | 39 x 18 x 6 in each |
| Quantity | Two bags |
| Opening | Full-length zip |
| Handles | Reinforced |
| Clearance | Fits a 6 in gap under a bed |
This is finished stock from the same production runs that supply larger homeware retailers — bought as a lot, priced without the showroom margin. Same piece, same materials. When the lot is gone we cannot always reorder.
Verified buyers
My bed sits about seven inches off the floor and every other bag I found was eight or nine deep. These slid straight under with clearance to spare and no dragging.
It opens down all 39 inches like a case, so I can see the whole contents at once instead of fishing through a small hatch. The clear window tells me which bag has the winter bedding.
The load rating is printed on each product page. It assumes the fixings have gone into studs, or into the correct anchor for your wall — in practice it is almost always the wall that gives way rather than the shelf, so find the studs before you drill.
Yes, with standard drywall anchors. Plaster, brick and tile each need a different fixing and we do not supply those, because the wrong anchor in masonry is worse than none.
External, unless the page says otherwise. Where a piece is built to hold something specific — files, records, shoes — we list the internal measurement as well so you can check before ordering.
A damp cloth and then air drying. Do not soak or submerge a woven piece: the fibres swell, and as they dry the weave loosens and never fully tightens back.