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DIY Bed Loft for Double Size bed
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Mar 10, 2011. 11:08 PM
Slowpoke
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Slowpoke
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Excellent job. Most worthy of a more thorough Instructable. Please consider posting one. Measurements, wood used, etc. I like it but please expand upon this Instructable.
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Oct 26, 2011. 8:54 PMSQUEEKY1
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Think it would work for a queen maybe even a king size mattress (with adequate support of course) My husband and I live in a good size studio apartment but space is still a premium and the bed takes the largest portion of usable space, so I wanted to get an opinion before I set out to put this idea to work. Just don't want to waste my time and money if I'm going to end up on the floor unexpectedly.
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Oct 27, 2011. 3:41 PMlerickson (author)
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That would be a very large bed to have in the air, but with popper supports I think it would be do-able. I believe I used 1x4s for the under struts. You would most likely have to use 2x4s and more of them. If you planned it right I believe it would turn out great, and if you do this make sure to take pictures along the way and maybe even post an instructable or picture gallery like I have done.
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Aug 8, 2011. 11:26 PMembochner
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embochner
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this looks great. how much space is there between the mattress and the ceiling
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Jun 5, 2011. 10:20 PMcrz
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^seconded. looks like an awesome instructable I would make
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Mar 10, 2011. 8:44 PMl8nite
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l8nite
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I know that slide show type posts are allowed but your still supposed to write a little something about what your posting, just some basic information will make it less boring. This looks like a really nice build but I hope your going to add a rail for safety
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Mar 11, 2011. 5:19 AMlerickson (author)
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I am planning on adding a rail, but I dont think I will fall off. I am sleeping as close to the wall as possible right now. One false turn and I'd fall off.
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