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We didn’t use washers but in retrospect, I would have. Then secure the frame (using one lag screw) to the wall. Use a drill bit smaller than the lag screw (bolt) for your pilot hole. Level and mount the constructed frame with the top of the frame 33 inches from the ceiling. The top of the guard rails will be exactly 33 inches from the ceiling. Note: the end rails go inside the side rails. Use the 3 1/2 inch screws (2 in each corner on the guard rail sides). You’ll get (2) slats for each 8ft board you purchase. (table saw or skill saw) You’ll need a table saw for best results.

Bed Slat Supports Take a 2×4 and cut it length wise in 2 pieces.

End Rails 2X6 – Need (2) 39 1/2 inches (table saw or skill saw).

Side Guard Rails 2×6 – Need (2) – 82 1/2 inches (table saw or skill saw).

You’ll need to cut the side guard rails, end rails, bed slat supports, bed slats. Take your time and space with it, it’s worth it to get the finish just right. Here’s the thing… the staining process takes longer than the actual build. You’re only going to need a few hours to get this floating bed project completed. Twin XL – DIY Hanging Bed for Kids (Build Steps) Wood Finish Jacobean Oil-Based Interior Stain We went with Jacobean (dark) the color also accentuates the textures in the wood and gives a nice touch to the swing bed. Pick a stain that makes sense for the style of the room or the design ideas you have (rustic, for example).

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Philips Square Drive Flat-Head Full Thread Zinc Coated (BOX) $1.94 Star Flat-Head Wood Screws (1 lb.-Pack) (BOX) $5.98 Phillips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Gold Screws (1 lb.-Pack) (BOX) $6.47 Prime Kiln-Dried SPF Stud $10.08 (thanks to friendly folks in the comments, you’ll need 3 (not 2).) Premium Kiln-Dried Square Edge Whitewood Common Board $38.24 Cost of materials for the bed (not the stain or guardrail) should total less than $100 (as of 2018 when I built this bed).Ĭost of Hanging Bed Materials (in 2018) = $95.29 Links for materials for the floating bed in this post are for Home Depot.

Materials for the bed can all be purchased at Lowe’s or Home Depot. DIY Suspended Loft Bed Materials Needed for Creating a Hanging Bed Some pillows or cushions with patterns can give a great look to small spaces. This floating bed looks awesome with the right bedding. All you’ll need are a few tools and a trip to the home improvement store.Īnd the best part is: this DIY hanging bed “plan” is really simple and takes just a few hours. Better option is to build your own!Ī hanging bed is easy to build and it can save loads of space in a small room in an affordable way. Maybe you’ve been looking for inspiration for floating bed designs and you’ve come to realize that for a kid’s bed, the hanging bed (suspended bed) is a better bet (save on space).įinding hanging beds for sale is crazy, they’re expensive. Nowadays, you can find a whole world of design ideas on the internet, from an outdoor hanging bed for some relaxing time, to a rustic deck for your outdoor space.

Bed frame rails dont fit in notches how to#

Are you thinking about making a little more room for your bed in a small space? This post on how to build a hanging bed will give you all the details you need to complete the task.