Wall Bed Plans

14 Mar 2010

Wall Bed Plans

I want to build a canopy over my bed. How can i do this?

My plan was to take four 1X6 boards and build a frame (rectangle) and nail it to the wall and ceiling above my bed. stain it and attach some sheer panels to it with a nail gun. this will be over a low profile queen sized bed. i built the base for the bed (using that instead of a frame and box spring). I want clean lines and a simple contemporary look.

What's the best way to go about doing this?

Don't nail it on the wall. Just suspend it to the ceiling. Use hooks to hang then it will be easy to remove it later to clean.

6. Details of cupboard framing, step construction, and plans for fitting out the bed area

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