How to Build a Murphy Bed Cheap!!!
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Just to be clear. This is not a sponsored video. I receive no money for producing it. They were kind enough to provide the bed for installation. I made this 15% off deal so that you guys can get the best price possible.Cheers!
Thanks Jeff and team, great video once again
Thank you so much for sharing this video!! We really appreciate your time in creating this for others to see. Cheers!!
I can not find the mattress on decorners website.
In the event you see this: Lift and lower seems to be challenging, and I’m smaller, older, and weaker than you. Also I’m inclined toward latex which is quite heavy. Thoughts?
I so regret my purchase after having dealt with Lori Beds. My bed is basically a $2K pile of trash as per Lori after a single disassembly.
Their claims of "generous warranty" are just feel-good marketing.
You just convinced me to get a futon.
lol
Lmfao. Awesome.
hahaha!
😂😂😂
Bahaha
I absolutely love that you shown the struggle that all of us non-put stuff togetherers go through looking for directions meanwhile there now online!! Love your channel, thanks for keeping it real.
I really appreciate how you line up your commercial breaks with CZcams's commercials. Thanks for all your videos, you've saved me tons of time and money. Come to Winnipeg some time and I'll show you what I'm working on.
Dear Jeff, I built a Murphy bed . It only took me a year. I bought birch laminated plywood, ( never use birch it doesn't stain well)a very thin layer of birch (don't sand too much). The kit came with DVD, shocks for lowering and raising bed and other necessary metal hinges. It was fun, it turned out great. Saw horses and a 5/8 sheet of plywood were necessary for square assembly. I used 4" thick piece of solid insulation to cut my sheet goods on the ground. Finally, I used birch edge banding for exposed plywood cuts. It was fun! Create a Bed $249.00
Did you purchase plans? Hardware kit?
Would pre stain conditioner help birch take the stain?
MUCH cheaper, thanks!
Please: what kit did you use? Did it include cabinet and platform plans? Thank you!
As an American, I humbly thank you for your neighborly national patience. On a very personal level, I thank you for the guidance we diy'ers (and diy-try-to-be'ers) quite often need! We do appreciate you!
Pretty cool space saving bed! I think I'm going to to do this in our guest room!
I've actually been debating for months on whether to buy one of these. Great timing for this video
This guy has literally done this with three projects either before or during. Obviously a ton of them after. But it’s weird .
Thanks for your comment! Feel free to reach out to info@loriwallbeds.com if there's anything we can help with or any questions we can answer. All the best!
Can you make a video of how to make a murphy bed from scratch, by yourself? Without a parts to assemble.
In the US, usually Roberson bits are mainly used on mobile homes and campers. Phillips and Torqx bits are the most common used in most other carpentry or mechanical applications, but we do use flathead bits in a lot of electric applications.
Out of all the bits, I prefer Torqx, because they don't strip as easily as the rest. They have more surface area on the bit, meaning more area for the bit to apply force over.
Thanks for the video, loved it! It was also nice to show your human side of making the occasional mistake. Made it real!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’ve totally been wanting to make a Murphy bed! Omg thank you for posting!
We’ve looked at this system. It was great to see it actually installed. Thanks so much!
Thanks, Jeff! I work with Habitat for Humanity in N GA, and we happen to be building a murphy for a mom & disabled kiddo. He sleeps in her room so she can make sure his nighttime respirator functions throughout. This helped so much!! (For myself, I'm wondering if you have a garage where you took the door off & framed/finished and closed it in?) I watch your stuff before every project. Helps so much!
I swear...you make everything look so easy!🙂
You can do it!
Great video as always Jeff. I love how you legit break everything down understandably. And, show off the possible hick ups that occur during the process. Merry Christmas & Blessed Holiday Season to you & your family Bud. Dirty Jersey out!!
I just received this bed during the beginning of this month (a twin) and I'm so glad that the bed parts came with a stickered label, but we did have to pre-drill 10 pilot holes for the cabinet assembly parts (which I haven't done before so I got my brother to help me haha). Because we both are inexperienced, we should take about 8 hours in total minus our breaks. We just have to drill the top brace to the wall, attach mattress strap, and install the locking hardware.
Can I ask if you think a double or queen could be lifted and lowered with a latex (heavier!) mattress, by an older, smaller, weaker female?
nope Ii donty think its wise, from my point of view im in good shape wth the usual lower back isses that not bad , however im looking at this and I;m buying the muphy hardware to keep my back safe. Of course im a long time caepenter and doubt mind the extrawork. its about 280 for thr lift mechanism and 700 for material , so 1000,00. and that include well written planes. takes longer to assembly to it helps to get your local homedepot to cut all you wood pieces.,,,,great plan with cutting detals...finger tip controls to lift bed no more than 3 inched and it travel the rest on its own, And this one is not even connected to the heah board so when you pick iy out to agreesively or someones you will pulliy out from ther wll snd need tewo to lift it bsck in plsce,,,,jNOTE..hope i hsve not discoursgrd sny one..its all fune but good question...goof luck be loved and pass it on.
Great information. Perfect time, I need two murphy beds . Thank you so much
The way he touches things exudes excitement to use it to do something. Yeah. That’s some cool piece of wood. I get excited like that too.
That’s a great idea, perfect for a spare bedroom
Uneasy? Mmmm, I’m sorry, I’m thinking more like unimpressed. You did a great job as usual with the video, but no instructions, no labels. Hard to assemble. Gymnastics to get the locks on. It was wobbly and heavy coming down with NO mattress. You didn’t show lifting it up, so I can only imagine how difficult and dangerous that would be. I’ve seen much better & safer kits with pistons that make the actual raising and lowering of the bed safe. I guess we know why this is “cheap/budget friendly”. I am planning a Murphy bed build, but this brand is a definite pass for me.
Thank you so much for your feedback, Karen! We truly appreciate your input and we are actively working to find solutions for the things you mentioned. All the best!
@@cmmartti another option when using twins on the long side, is you can create bunk Murphy beds that are independently opened.
@@norseman4763 awesome idea dude.
Thank you for buying 🇺🇸
Love it. I’m def going to get one of these. Thanks for making it look hard enough that I won’t feel stupid when I struggle. Lol
(just a tip, I put a open eye hook into my driver to screw in eye hooks faster)
Thanks, that was very helpful. I like following your videos because I'm from Ontario too and I enjoy being able to get the items you talk about. Thank you for sharing.
Get a hardware kit from Murphy Bed Depot, and find a way to incorporate it in to this, then you might have a bed that is easier to function.
I’ve always wanted to build a Murphy bed, so this was good to watch. I do want to include gas cylinders to
make it easier to fold up, though.
Cool , my childhood house had a recessed wall for one 1900’s st Louis , Missouri
You did an amazing job all alone!
Neat how some have the articulating, or just using gravity and bearings I guess so doesn't stick, shelves so you can leave the items on the shelf when raising and lowering. I like the hydraulic arms idea also.
Lol. Wife just ordered the stuff a few hours ago and then this pops up!
Great video Jeff - a bit of Cirque du Soleil there with the level. I thought we might see how far you can extend a tape measure before is falls. That is a great idea of that bed in a home office. Thanks!
Would be nice to add some hydraulic arms for easier put away with less struggle
Just some heavy duty springs would work.
agreed but this keeps the cost down for folks who only bring it out on occasion.
If I remember well, a complete good quality Murphy bed mechanism with two gas spring pistons included is around 300 US dollars. This bed was $1000 plus?! For what?
Priced alternative method for a Queen size: $250 retail in plywood. $250 in hardware. I'll take this route.
@@rbbartho1 alternative method?? More details??
Good video Jeff - For the price it looks like pretty good quality.
solid and sturdy. I am loving it!
Just want to say this first love your Chanel!
I have installed 4 Murphy beds in my 18 years of being a high end cabinet installer.
It has always taken twice as long to install them as what you would think.
ToGet the counterweights everything square all the springs set correctly is a long and tedious process you need the mattress on site to make sure everything works with the weight of the Mattress. Basically the Murphy bed and mattress when moving it should be weightless with the car owner balance of the springs not only will this protect your floor your walls but there’s a liability of a child getting crushed by the bed or anybody else.
I would only let professionals installers do this. Murphy beds as you can be liable for anything that might happen to somebody
Counter balance****
I recently put together a loft bed kit. Instructions were in box 2. Parts for step one were in all three boxes. It didn’t get any better.
We've thought about putting one of these in the guest bedroom with and you go to pull all the crap off the shelves every time
So we just bought a really high-end queen-size air mattress
Santa needs to bring a little weight set to our favorite DIY'er. Hehe
cheers!
29:36 is just your typical best diy youtube dad
I love your videos but this one was a little disappointing. Really thought it was a murphy bed build done cheap. But you are just assembling a pre fab bed thats like 1100usd. Dont get me wrong the video is awesome and the information is useful how it all comes together. But this isnt a build its an assembly. I bet you could totally do your own build with your own design based on what you seen here. And thats not a lot of wood im sure you could deisgn one for a couple hundred bucks. If anyone can do it, Jeff can!
Yeah, I've been binging Murphy Bed videos for the last few months, since I'm doing my own in the Spring. I gotta say, for the price of this one, 0% chance it'll be this company.
Create a Bed Murphy Bed system $249 You have to buy the plywood, cut and assemble. I did it and it was relatively easy. It took a while for me to complete but I learned a lot and bought more tools for myself. I just finished drywall in a basement thanks to Jeff's wonderful help. I own even more tools now. It's so great!
It is cheap for a Murphy Bed, they cost more than regular beds... Even DIY you're still going to be around this price and that's assuming you don't have to buy tools, etc.
Here's an article giving a better idea where Murphy bed costs range...
www.howmuchisit.org/murphy-bed-cost/
But that was before lumber prices skyrocketed this year, now they cost a lot more! Though, it's leveled off a bit since October's peak but are still 50% higher as the new norm...
Besides, you're all forgetting the 15% off code he's giving and you can check if it can be combined with the $100 off sale they got going right now... While a kit saves time in assembly and labor.
@@hokimocus - Yeah, a no-wood-included kit is definitely the way I'm leaning...
Now the bed is 2000usd, no longer cheap
When he said "like a glove" I lmao immediately thought of ace venture pet detective 🕵️♂️
Loving it!
Thanks for the video. Considering a murphy bed for a tiny bedroom.
There is 140 yr old brick behind it. Do I trust the so-called furring strips or do you think it's best to remove some of the drywall and patch over to ensure wood/mortar is secure to attach to?
I once tried to install a wall mount fireplace and attached to a "stud." I think the mortar may have broke because drilling to the wood started pulling the drywall forward 😳 I aborted and chose a smaller screw.
Needless to say attaching to "studs" worries me with the brick
watching him struggle af to lift the bed 🤣😂🤣 nah im good
probably better with 2 people but not as bad as it looks.
Great video!!!
great guide. i'd like to try to build something like this for my small apartment. im thinking of changing up the shelf design a little so my cat will have a climbing area when the bed is stored away.
Go for it! don't forget the discount code in the video description. Cheers!
Great video! I find all your videos very informative. I am looking to install a murphy bed in our home office for guests and need something my wife approves. However, I didn't see the hardware for the bed to pivot on (usually pistons) to make the operation of the bed easy for females and older folks.. Is there a way to include these..
I have that mattress in a box, my bed is so high to start with, and now I can't use the 'topper' because I needed a ladder to get in bed, and none of my fitted sheets fit as the pockets aren't deep enough- but the comfort is worth the downside on these types of mattresses.
Looks like a nice kit for someone without a shop...just read and assemble...like it better than a sofa bed...
Great video. Only what keeps the base steady to the bottom when it's open and close it? Also, is there somethingto help it go up and down a little easier?
I suggest installing a pulley and a huck with a string maybe guided to the side so you can stand to the side of the bed and just pull the sting and the bed rises up. Installing springs could make the process of lifting even easier. You cud go wild and make all go up and down by a voice comand to.
The possibility is endless. Call it the smart bed. Integrated hearing and cooling alarm, TV screens rising out of the foot of the bed wow I just invented the future. Lol
26:04 --> Woops!! Split wood :(
😯 😮 wow!
Nice plywood...is that baltic birch?
I put together alot of ikea stuff....hate it, this reminds me of the same, but I do it.
Yes, we are getting old, the directions on the phone are small..🤣
the plywood is definitely a solid built unit. Cheers!
Incredible built love your passion for construction and very inspiring.. after watching this for 30min all I was hoping to see is how the bed comes down with the mattress in it and you didn’t post that :( but amazing work.. I think we are ready for this project ..
And up!
As a Murphy in Ireland, I've never heard of this bed.....
I like DIY and would like to someday build a mobile tiny home in the Philippines someday so I am really into this kind of content. Thank you everyone that works at Home RenoVision for this :)
Are there videos on this channel or other channels on building a home in such a way to make home maintenance efficient for tropical climates? Wood vs Concrete, or if shipping containers are the way to go. I am thinking shipping containers are not all that great because of moisture build up and also heat hitting the metal would be like heating up a big toaster oven lol.
Anyways, thank you for the video! Was super helpful!
Thank you for all your helpful hints and DIY. I have become so knowledgeable Thanks to you. Oh I,m. 69 y.o. female.
You are so welcome!
Nice
Great build! It did hurt my heart though at 26:00 to see that ply split.😄
one thing he didnt say is on every screw you should use a little tiny bit of wood glue so 2 years down the line it doesnt get loose where you have to tighten it and loose your tightness in your screws.
I’m surprised Jeff used no wood glue at all.
Can you add glue later?
Love your videos! This one was like watching myself put something together....I laughed several times :-) Still you are very skilled at what you do and I really like the way you present different projects! Thanks very much - this was a great video. I want to get this murphy bed now!
Hey Jeff! Great video! What do you think about using wood glue on the joints to help strengthen the structure and keep it from flexing from side to side?
Great idea
This bed has no strut hardware to make the bed easy to raise and lower. This takes only musle power and looks dangerous?
Hi Jeff good job that was not easy brother 🎼🎶🎺🎉🎊🌅🇵🇷
It probably is Canadian lumber! You kill me!!!
There's no pivot hardware involved, just rocks on the lengthwise member curve ?
hey the snow flake pattern stuff in wall ..is that wrap or insulation?
Hi Do you know where i can find plans and a kit for a horizontal murphy bed with desk UK double size please thank you
Do you own and use a multi tool? Do you use it often?
Thanks Jeff! How do I email a diy question to you? Love the horizontal version loribeds has on their website.
Hi Kenneth. simply go to the community tab on the home page. we have a post with the link there. Cheers!
Great video as usual. However the bed is definitely missing springs or a gas piston. Seeing you lower and raise it is like bench pressing 200 lbs each time.
Also please ask rockler to sponsor your video and they’d do it as this is a quality channel. They have a Murphy bed kit that you can build with plywood. Granted it’s not cut like this one but you can easily handle it.
I did not see you install the bottom part like a hinge or something, is there one at all ?? or you are free to move the bed around at will at the lower position??
Yaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh, Yaaaaaaaahhh !!!!
Funny. I just asked The King of Random to make a Murphy bed exclusively with Home Depot materials. I set up a loft bed, threw out my back, and decided to use it for storage and build a horizontal Murphy bed underneath. I have everything planned, but other projects keep coming up.
(I got better)
Really think some kind of hinge should be at the bottom. Also seems awkward to lift up and down without a mattress. Wish you would have operated it with the mattress on. Not sponsored but free products are a form of payment. Would you spend money on this?
$1100 for a queen is not what I considered inexpensive let alone cheep.
I just looked up their pricing and agree. Not crazy, but not “cheap” or “inexpensive”.
@@jimyeats It is for Murphy Beds, they're generally a lot more. Sorry but Murphy beds are not cheaper than regular beds. Even if you DIY and just get the hardware, like from Rockler with their kit option, by the time you buy the lumber and put it all together you won't be much lower than that price. Especially, now with the crazy high lumber prices this year.
Besides, with his code you get 15% off...
I do have a 15% discount code in the video description.
Yea, what the hell, it's just plywood, 500-700 for that would be reasonable
@@FaithfulMC Nope, again, lumber prices are a lot higher this year, never mind you're not going to use the low quality stuff unless you want the bed to look ugly, and a Murphy bed isn't a regular bed either... Want lower cost, a Murphy bed isn't what you're looking for...
This is a good view but I’ve got a question please. So this bed isn’t attached at the bottom, or did I miss something?
From start to finish, how many hours did this project take you to complete?
Since the parts are probably cnc cut they should program the matching to engrave a part number on the unseen face of the sheet
would adding wood glue to joints be advisable?
I always thought Toggler Snaptoggle were the best drywall fastener.
Oh, and can those shelving be used as a desk ?
The plywood separating when screwing in at 26:10 is unfortunate, since that will be visible when the bed is up, even from a distance (27:13).
Just pulled up the instructions. It says "Mark the holes you need to drill, based on where the catch
should be positioned, and then use one of the drill bits provided to predrill the holes." Predrilling would have prevented the splitting.
Thanks so much for your feedback on those locks. That is something we are working to find a solution for!
He's a pro. Certainly, he isn't going to screw into the veneer without prepping it, I thought to myself. Then it splits it like the San Andreas Fault Line. After a slight cringe, I thought, OK, he's tired. He'll take the screw out, repair it, and do it again the correct way. Not only did he not repair it, he then proceeds to screw in the other screw along the same line, and boom goes the aftershocks. He lost my respect after simply ignoring his f---up and then does the same exact thing on the opposite side. There are various ways of preventing blowouts like his, and he chose to take his chances, making himself look like a hack.
@@davcar872 ikr? Address the situation, admit you messed up and are too tired to fix it now but at least show how to do the job right on the other side.
@@LoriBeds just pre-drill the holes in the side frame. Those are the ones most at risk of splitting and ruining the look of your product.
The lumber companies are quick to tell you that they plant 2 trees for everyone one cut but they don't tell you that you end up with a out of balance tree farm not forest!!!!
26:08 Dangerous split in the wood here sir
Just pulled up the instructions which say "Mark the holes you need to drill, based on where the catch
should be positioned, and then use one of the drill bits provided to predrill the holes." Probably would have prevented the splitting.
@@prattworks predrill would have for sure saved it, right into the side of plywood with tiny screws and the "expert" didnt even think about it .
Bad job that is for sure.
would this work in a mobile home?
And just when I thought I'd finally found a DIY friendly murphy bed, the problem for me is, I'm a old geezer with very bad knees !! This bed is too low for me ! Anyway to fix that ? If so, I'll buy one ! Please reply.
Where can I buy this bed? Thank you🎄🎅🏻
Jeff has the link in the description and a 15% off discount code.
Huh. Not gonna lie, this video did not make me want to buy a bed from this company.
Might have something to do with Jeff complaining about every aspect of assembling it.
keeping it real. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Which is why we watch you!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY thanks for keeping it real!! That why we watch your channel.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Love this! You crack me up and make me feel better about my own home reno/diy struggles ❤️even with a tool belt and the best-laid plans I always seem to be holding something in place with the right bit just out of reach 😂sigh
Can you do a Dutch door
Seems there was a lot of inconsistencies with the directions and this whole tutorial, can you post a video of how to build a musphy bed from scratch? You are an amazing woodworker Jeff, can you develop your own murphy bed?
How to purchase this product
How much cost to assembling this bed, for a client,?? Need an idea?
Sounds like this manufacturer needs to visit an Ikea and buy a couple of flat packs to learn how to put these together properly.
And simply label them - Post-It tags with numbers and maybe different colors - easy to remove. Makes it much easier to recognise parts, as the drawings are usually not to scale - and many times made by the intern - but that is perhaps my experience with mainly Chinese stuff - this is American... doesn't even come with a printed plan anymore...
The bed is expensive and a DIY is cheaper and easier. Get your mechanism at Amazon. But still a great video.
12:40 That's why i always do one of two things.
1, ignore the manual completely and go at it on a whim.
2, read (well look through) the manual completely first.
Sadly, my biggest problem is always thinking on forehand; 'nah, i got this, i don't need a manual.' (And, half an hour later, looking at the manual say; 'Oh, that's how i should have done that'.)
Hi,
1) When you say "melamine" --> Is that a melamine laminated sheet of particle-board /chip-board?
2) Isn't is a pain in the a$$ to get the large sheet of melamine to the 2nd floor?
Hey Jeff. Great job of figuring it out on your own but you probably could have saved yourself a good deal of hassle by watching their own installation video found on their website. One thing I noticed in both yours and their instructional videos is that neither video chose to use wood glue during the install. Typically from what I've seen with any kind of DIY furniture making channels is that they always use wood glue for a better bond. What's your take on this?
wood glue and moving parts do not work well over time. just adding a messy step. besides the fasteners they supply are a great quality and will last longer than I will. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Glue is always used on load-bearing furniture, not necessarily as a fastener, but as a way to prevent creaking and squeaking between the joints.
You have a video on how to paint straight cut in lines on ceiling to walls?
yes. how to paint from a to z
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I watched that and the ceiling edge you painted in that video didn't have texture on the ceiling. What do you with both texture walls for cutting in?
@Daniel Jones 👍 I have like a Coco color wall now and going back to semi gloss what will the white cover it? And what's better to spray or roll?
22:30 What if the studs in your house happen to be metal? The builder in my neighborhood did all metal studded interior walls. I have used really heavy duty dry wall anchors in the past with great success but attaching something like this that way I feel wouldn’t be the best way to go
Go to your big box store and ask for self-tapping metal screws in the length you need.
You didn't show taking the drywall out and cutting in the framing for bed? Look liked you jumped from assembling bed with drywall on both sides to putting bed in spot?