Print PDF
Favorite
Email
If you manage to get your hands on a Murphy bed, but it's too tall for the basement, install it sideways!
I pulled off the paneling on an interior wall, built a deck-type structure, attached it to the studs and installed heavy-duty hinges.
The bed is off the ground just in case there is any leaking into the basement.
At a later time, I intend to build a shelving system in the studs that are accessible when the bed is down and the panel against the studs is raised.
I pulled off the paneling on an interior wall, built a deck-type structure, attached it to the studs and installed heavy-duty hinges.
The bed is off the ground just in case there is any leaking into the basement.
At a later time, I intend to build a shelving system in the studs that are accessible when the bed is down and the panel against the studs is raised.
You have solved my problem! Thankyou ! Rod