How to Build a Floating Platform Bed! (Materials & Instructions in Description)
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Hey Gang! Welcome to the channel, today we're doing something a little different and that's building a Floating Platform bed out of regular framing lumber from the local big box store! This build is a QUEEN size bed, but if you have something else, all you have to do is measure the length and width of your mattress and match your cuts accordingly! We thought this would be a fun project to tackle and hopefully it inspires & helps some of you build your own version!
If at any point the instructions are unclear then feel free to refer back to the video to clear things up. If that doesn't help please leave us a comment with any questions you have and we'll try to respond ASAP!
MATERIALS NEEDED (Bed Frame)
12 - 2x6x8ft
8 - 1x4x8ft (for the slats)
2 - 4x8 sheets of Masonite
Box of #9 3 in. Construction Screws
Box of 1 1/2 in. Construction Screws
Combination Square (definitely optional but inexpensive & will help a TON)
STEP 1: Pick your best Three 2x6 from the pile and those will be your lip pieces. Really try to look at the grain of the wood & see if you can get them to match (This will help later)
STEP 2: Cut Three 2x6 at 80in. // Two 2x6 at 65 1/2 in. // 8 1x4 at 65 1/2 in.
Now Pre-drill for your 3 screw holes on the end of the 65 1/2 in. boards 3/4 of an inch from the edge. Lay your pieces flat on the ground (use your scraps if you need to) and screw the frame together
STEP 3: @ 3/4in. on both sides, mark the end of your slats for predrilling and drill the holes. Now cut a scrap piece of 1x4 to 7 7/8in. This will be your spacer for the slats. Screw in your first 2 slats on each side of the frame. Then using your spacer block screw in the rest of the slats with 2 screws on each point touching the 2x6
STEP 4: Measure 2 1/2 inches from each corner of the frame (on top of the slats) this will give you a guide line for your lip to follow later on. Now it's time to cut the Miters on the lip pieces (this step is optional if you like a butt joint look better) Mark your cuts to be where the 2 1/2 in. lines meet at the beginning of this step, that will be the short side of the miter.
STEP 5: Go around and measure in 1 3/4 in. of the slats and make a mark, then pre-drill on those lines at a slight angle. Secure your 2 Lip Pieces using the holes you just drilled from underneath, starting with the 1 1/2 in. screws on each edge. Use the existing space between the boards to measure for your final cut. When the Joints look good, remove the lip and pre drill your holes at slight angle like before (We had 6) And then once again from the bottom secure the lip!
STEP 6: Cut Two 2x6 at 68in. // Two 2x6 at 41 1/2 in.
Assemble the Base using the same technique in STEP 2.
STEP 7: Cut 4 scrap 2x6 that will fit the gap between the top frame and bottom frame. Pre drill 4 staggered holes and then secure 2 scrap pieces at the headboard end of the bed FIRST. Make sure your two frame pieces are centered before you sink the screws. (Refer to video for assembly of spacer blocks and toe-screwing)
STEP 8: Cut the Masonite! Use your assembled frame to make exact measurements that fit your build best! You're looking for 2 even sheets as shown in the video.
BEFORE WE CONTINUE. Know that how much time you take and attention you pay from here on out will make or break this project so do it right! It's worthit.
STEP 9: SANDING BABY! Get your headphones. Start with 80 Grit and work your way through 120 ending on 220 Grit. Sand every surface that will be seen when the bed is finished. (No need to sand the Bottom Base or Slats)
After you've finished sanding get ride of all of the left behind dust on the boards. Use a rag or vacuum with a bristle brush.
STEP 10: Apply the Pre-Stain Conditioner. Wipe off any excess left over and let it dry fully for at least 30 minutes, but no more than an hour.
Apply the Stain! Using the foam brush coat your boards with your preferred stain! Let it sink into the wood for a few seconds and then wipe the excess with a rag! LET IT DRY FOR A DAY. If you don't you run the risk of spreading wet stain around with the Poly application and you'll be mad.
STEP 11: Apply the Poly! Using a clean foam brush apply your Poly to the wood. Follow the steps in the video for an amazing finish!
STEP 12: Assembly will differ from room to room so watch how we do it to get some ideas! We designed this to be easily taken apart so if that's what it takes that what it takes! You can RGB strip or not it's up to You!
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i get a tiny bit jealous that my relationship with my dad isn't like this. but it makes me extremely happy and hopeful when I see healthy father son relationships like this one. Great dad and as a result a great kid. Love to see it
@loislane1628
3 жыл бұрын
You and I both know the Struggle ✊
@cugehock9986
3 жыл бұрын
Same.
@leonardofernandez3978
2 жыл бұрын
Word
@Theb20000
2 жыл бұрын
Remember the feeing so one day If u have the opportunity to have a child u can have that connection u missed as a child remember easy times make easy people hard time make strong people 👍
@WannaBeGamer-ji5it
2 жыл бұрын
Why was i thinking the same thing
Damn I can get everything from this list except a dad. Unfortunate.
@Sophiauss
3 жыл бұрын
for realllllll I cant do this with my mom or brother because there the worst
@rivas7986
3 жыл бұрын
DAD is still out getting Milk!
@zombrz
3 жыл бұрын
Jesus loves you ❤
@zombrz
3 жыл бұрын
@@Sophiauss Jesus loves you ❤
@justinburchett1372
3 жыл бұрын
A friend can easily make up for that father figure
This is for a queen size bed 60" x 80" Also, we're getting a lot of comments about the price of lumber. We put this video out before the Pandemic and at this time the price was right! We know...lumber prices are crippling right now and everyone's feeling it. Hang in there gang!
@biroabbuilditrightonabudge776
3 жыл бұрын
So if I was going to do a king sized bed 76” x 80” would I take your 65” measurements to 76+5, which is 81” to get the same kind of set up. Or am I not doing that right because your bed is 60” but your measurements are 65”
@dakota8230
3 жыл бұрын
How is the stability with these beds? My husband os a big & tall man.
@stephanyd.204
3 жыл бұрын
Can you just dumb it down for me on the list for a full size bed 😅 I’m honestly just going to take it one step at a time.
@mr.reliable8123
3 жыл бұрын
It looks amazing!! I was wondering how heavy is the frame? Not necessarily how many pounds it is, but is it extremely difficult to move? And how would it be getting it in a doorway?
@debragindorf4812
3 жыл бұрын
@@mr.reliable8123 Great question! It's definitely going to be a heavy one! I would definitely be making one of these inside the room it was going into!!! Don't even want to attempt to figure how to get that into the house! 😃
Thumbs up for a supportive Dad! Good kid for involving him.
That man is dad of the year! Great looking project.
@4569carlitos
3 жыл бұрын
I'm glad I've got to watch this video, my kid who is almost 18, was telling me that he wanted to buy a new bedframe for his room,..... Now he doesn't need to buy one. Thank you guys, you inspired me. 👍👍
@GR8APE69
3 жыл бұрын
Agreed! This makes me want to build stuff with my dad lol
@terellebrown7628
2 жыл бұрын
Oooooooooooooooo9ooooooooooooo9oooooooooo9oooo99ooooo9oo9
“ we pre drill hole so the ends won’t split” is the best thing I learned!
@sah9867
2 жыл бұрын
XD sheeesh
@maxforce
2 жыл бұрын
@@sah9867 I have a second drill just for that.
@jimewelsh
2 жыл бұрын
Drill pilot holes lol just an old construction thing some of the old timers have a pet peeves
I love everything about this the bed, the father and son working on a project together 🥰
THE FINEST DETAIL I noticed is where you signed & dated the project and where it was built! My Daddy “ran on ahead of me” 23 years ago & most or all of his creations or upgrades before he passed away, he signed and dated! The simplest things now with my Dad’s signature & dates written on them are my most prized possessions to this day!!! One of my sons lives in Central, La., and we have adopted that practice early on about signing & dating things…… the years fly by but seeing those brings us right back to the time & place each item was done!!! Great form !
When my kids and I work projects, we sign and date as well. Love father and kid projects
@codyjohnstone382
3 жыл бұрын
yo! I'm a father to be, and I'm going to steal this and do it with my kids. That definitely has a special feel to it already and I'm definitely looking forward to doing it.
I’m in love with the detail in this. I could watch it forever.
this video warmed my heart. enjoy your dad my kids just lost the most wonderful daddy ever. We loved to build things together.
Enjoy every second you have with your dad!!! One day you would give anything for another moment! I loved seeing the enjoyment that your dad had doing that with you!
This floating bed stand is so cool !! Innexpensive & sturdy, and the Led lighting strip really transforms the bedroom.
This is exactly what I had in mind to build since recently purchasing a new king size mattress. Great tips and awesome job. Looks amazing.
Nice build guys. Im going to build the exact same thing but, for the exposed boards im going to wire wheel the soft grain out so it gives an aged/barn wood look to the stained timber. Thanks for being so detailed in the cuts and assembly.. that will definitely will save me some time. Awesome to see 2 generations of craftsmanship working together. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
This was wonderful to watch. I learned more in this one video than I’ve learned in months at work. Also, you’re relationship is a powerful example of a healthy relationship between father and son- much needed in the world. “ parenting is a heroic act if done properly” - the incredibles
That's a super sick bed. I'm going to make one! Also, it was so awesome to see a father/son project. I'm going to get my dad to help with my build. You earned a new subscriber, great job.
Love this! I am moving and I have wanted to build a platform for the longest. It won’t be floating though. Easy to follow and Dad being easy on the eyes helped a lot too 😉
You guys are a great team. Love the father/son natural chemistry. Keep it up!
You guys did a phenomenal job with this tutorial!! Literally covered every step!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
I'm glad I found my way back to this video. I'm laying on the bed I made using this video in part as a tutorial. I was very happy I went ahead and purchased a combination square which ended up being much more useful than I had thought it would be. It ended up costing me about $150 CAD for the materials. Thanks for the ideas.
@StudPack
3 жыл бұрын
We are always relying on our combination square there are so many useful applications when you have one! Great to hear!
I LOVE YOUR DAD!!! He is super cool and informative! Love to see father/son duos!
love the way you guys showed everything, right from the number of pieces of wood to the thickness and length and every little details. how neat and clear you were right from the start. makes it so easy to understand and build your own bed. thanks a lot. loved it!!!!!!!!!!! 🙂KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK...!
Thank you very much for this video. My ten year old son built his last week (with some guidance and assistance from me) and it came out great! I can't thank you enough for all the details, recommendations, and tips. We made his for a full size, but all-in-all your guidance is spot-on. Once again, thank you so much!
OMG!!! I've dreamed of my bed having lights underneath. I Walk into bed rm, flick the light wall switch a BOOM. You are very talented. THANK YOU
Really like the narrative part, your voice is strong and you speak clearly. Makes it easier to follow along if I’m not looking at the video.
Absolutely wonderful video from a wonderful family. Thank you all ❤
Love it it brother! Gotta say man. You can see the pride in your fathers eyes. The longer the video goes on. You can see he knows he did something right.
Bro your pops is a gem, old school no cut corners kind of man, absolute professional
This video was like deja vu for me. I built one of these 10 years ago on my driveway! My bottom box was made of 2 x 8s. Upper box was for full-size mattress, and I made it of 2 x 4s and sheeted with 1/2" mdf. 2 pieces were joined with a few lag screws for portability. We still have it set up in a bedroom.
You have an amazing dad and you guys have a great relationship, now my youngest son and I will build this for him. Thank you
You guys rock, nice tutorial and great chemistry between Dad and son. Loved it. Thank you for posting great looking project.👍
I really enjoyed watching you and your dad. You have a great and positive attitude. Additionally, amazing skills.
this was great! now I want to build my own bed frame! love the father/son chemistry
Love how proud your dad looks at you 🙏🏾
I’m gonna do my best to follow this build step by step. Fresh design & immaculate final product, also very meticulous with the detail. Thanks for sharing gang 🤙🏽
Just want to add that the way y'all work together shows how dad has been an amazing teacher to an awesome student!
You got me subscribed because of your relationship with your dad. And im also going to make my son's bed today and this is exactly what im going to follow to remind me in the years to come that we should do things like this often. Thank you and great tutorial.
Amazing result. Great work guys. I was kind of shocked at how much hard work went into creating this effect. Hats off to you.
The best DIY video I have seen in a long time. Love the materials list and instructions list on how to. Great video guys! 🙏
This is beautiful, the dad is quiet and the son is talkative. That’s a great combination.
@heat2thefire
2 жыл бұрын
Love it
I love how you and your dad make a great team. And the bed frame is amazing. Great job
Never had a relationship like this with my dad and I wish I had one being I'm in the construction business like you guys are. I am a bit jealous about it but it also makes me look forward to me and my son when he grows up and I can be like your dad. Cheers and love from Illinois, Chicago
fabulous instructional video. just about to do one this weekend. don't need the disco lights, otherwise. great job you guys are the best for putting this simple version for us regular folks to understand. thank you alot
Great work. Nice project. However, it doesn't matter what you built. It was great to see father and son collaborate so well on a project. Dad...you nailed it. You sir are an inspiration! A beautiful display of teaching and patience. Son...nice to see such respect and admiration on your part following your dad's lead. Nice touch how you signed and dated as well...make sure you remember it for years to come!
@juliepalmer5427
Жыл бұрын
I too notice the amazing relationship & signatures! Priceless relationship and project
What a great video. I’m going to be attempting this build within the next month. I can’t wait. Such a cool design. Thank you for taking the time to teach this 👍
It’s a total different feeling from making something and buying something It feels so good when your pleased with the finish look. That looks just like you said absolutely incredible.Great Job!!! New subscriber.
THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYS! YOU ARE THE GREATEST!!! YOUR TEACHING WAS EXACTLY HOW I LOVE TO BE TAUGHT. NO ROOM FOR ERROR & I LOVE ALL YOUR EXPLANATIONS! I WATCH A LOT OF DYI OR HOME IMPROVEMENT VIDEOS & WISH EVERYONE WOULD TEACH THOROUGHLY LIKE YOU GUYS! LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING & LEARNING MORE FROM YOU! YOUR AWESOME! HAVE A BLESSED DAY!
@StudPack
3 жыл бұрын
Glad we could help Debra! 💪🏼
Took me about 8 hours but I’m finally done! Design is great, instructions were really easy to follow along, and the bed is incredibly sturdy. To anyone considering building this, if your not insistent on the varnished finish. You can use a dark stain with polyurethane in it and (with a nice sand) your good to go.
@StudPack
3 жыл бұрын
Awesome thx Simon!
@Soul_N_Control
2 жыл бұрын
When I stain wood and even with heavy grain such as oak, I use gel stain mixed with the reg stain (Usually to get my desired color) Add mineral spirits to my sponge brush and slowly glide it on for no bubbles. The mineral spirit will cause it to lay flat, yet goes on thick for coverage. Then I poly it also with 2-3 coats with some mineral spirits on my sponge. Me and the hubs made a frame for our bathroom mirror and i stained it. Looks professional.
@carlosortiz2129
2 жыл бұрын
@Kanye West in southern California I spent $300 on the lumber alone....
@RCGshakenbake
2 жыл бұрын
@@carlosortiz2129 that damn Putin.
@jonesbooty3101
2 жыл бұрын
What bit size do I use for my drill
I've watched this video like 100 times over the past few months and decided to make my own. It will be complete tomorrow morning. Can't wait! Love the content guys keep it up! Also like the fact you guys explain everything step by step. Keep up the great work
@daleward871
2 жыл бұрын
Is the bed these guys making a double or a king size ?
@kanekaos8381
Жыл бұрын
How did it go?
@frankiegunnz8066
Жыл бұрын
@gargnificent garg..... It's been 2+ years now, how did your project bed came out?
This is absolutely amazing!! If you don't mind, I am saving this because my family & I have moved to another state & decided to get rid of our present beds (4 beds, to be exact) to making moving a lot easier! We saved an extra trip from San Antonio to Baton Rouge! So actually, if my husband & I can build our bed frames, instead of buying new ones, we can save quite a grip, I believe! This plan for this particular bed looks so much easier to build! Thanks for sharing!!!
Great Video and shout out to you and your dad for the awesome relationship. Just built this for my daughter following your excellent instructions and we couldn’t be happier
Love the build, I think the star was the square and it's utility in the hands of an experienced tradesman. Pocket holes done earlier and the assembly sanded after piece sanding could have the miter outer corner neatened up and micro rounded for ankle protection. Some discrete rubber pad feet would stop any rocking on an unevenly tiled floor and for tech level masters a hidden induction charger installed from the bottom of the capping board would allow for a phone to be placed there and charge while you sleep.
What a great job you both did. I love the way the two of you work together and would love to see more projects. Everything was explained in detail, love it. Thank You for the tutorial
I stumbled across your channel last night chilling after work and I cant thank you both enough this will fix a huge problem for me and I am getting a Combination Square added to my wee box o' tools since I do have issues reading a tape measure (measure until I get the same result twice, then cut LOL) You are both wonderful people, well done Pops!
I was able to make this with no prior experience because of you guys! Thanks again !
“Real quick” lol I say that all the time at work. Great job guys!, I might try it my self for my new king size
@StudPack
3 жыл бұрын
Or my favorite "It'll just take 5 minutes"😁 thanks Bambi!!!!!!
@davidkeetz
3 жыл бұрын
bet he's worked a sales job at some point
I really enjoy what you guys are doing! Keep up the good work,looking forward to future content
Thank you for showing me how build a floating bed save's me money ! now to build one for each of my three kids..prefect when on a budget...🤘
Wow I’m just amazed that you and your pops are working together and having fun with out any yelling or fighting that would never happen with my dad lol but hopefully my son and I could do the same… nice job on the bed !
I can't wait till I can do this I've been wanting to build me a bed frame that's cool
Absolutely fantastic i had about 7 videos on making a platform bed they are now deleted , i am going by your build when i start mine, well done guys first class a fan in UK....Subscribed
@chopperdropper752
3 жыл бұрын
Nothing terrible about this video but I've seen better. More than one better. I don't know what 7 videos you've watched but I just learned at least as much from a 3 min vid (kzread.info/dash/bejne/f2lml5qvmbasg7A.html) as I could from this 42 min vid.
I was a pretty diesel skateboarder when I was young and this harkened me back to building ramps with my father. Unfortunately, he passed when I was reaching my prime, but those boxes and ramps kept it alive. Thanks for the video.
Nice to see the two of you work together. I have the privilege of working with my twin sons every day. They are now 25, and both work with us in our renovations business. We all work together well. Sure makes for a pleasant work day compared to the years I spent working for impersonal companies. We take pride in our work, and have the satisfaction of standing back at the end of a project together to see the finished work.
When the dad said "you might have to sleep outside if we do t get this finished" and he replied "atleast we have a place" tells me everything I need to know about what kind of people they are.
@livinwitwilliam9184
2 жыл бұрын
Is that good or bad?
@just_a_guy13
2 жыл бұрын
@@livinwitwilliam9184 good, it shows they are thankful for what they have and appreciate thing rather than complaining about what they don't have. These are good people.
@markherrera7640
2 жыл бұрын
@@just_a_guy13 no, those are overly good people to the point it could make them a bad person instead. Yes, there’re some people who are like that, and didn’t get into the wrong side of that statement, but most of the people who say that are overly good people to the point it makes them a bad person. For example, imagine if that person had a kid, they were eating and the kid didn’t like the food. They tell their kid “there’re starving people out there who would love to have that food. So eat it right now and don’t waste it”. Yes, there’re starving people out there, and it’s sad, but they’re not you. I was watching a video once, where some guy saw a meme about this exact situation, and he mocked the people who say that by saying “haha, remember, just because there’re people who have it worse than you, means that you’re never, ever allowed to feel uncomfortable or that you’re in a bad place”, and he’s right
@just_a_guy13
2 жыл бұрын
@@markherrera7640 I get what you're saying but you are just being contrary for the sake of argument. That's weak. Stop doing that. It will only bring you grief.
@markherrera7640
2 жыл бұрын
@@just_a_guy13 no I’m not, I’m just trying to tell you facts
This turned out amazing! Love amount of details you put into this, has inspired me to start my first project with my dad! Keep up the good work!
wow!!, This is the first video i have ever gone threw 500 times, I like the bed and I have learned a lot from you guys, Thanks.
This father/son team … I just fell in love with the interaction; what a breath of fresh air to see them working together. The enthusiasm of the young man and the smile of the father to him, just precious! Now, the project: nice bed and easy to follow instructions; it looks great! The one thing that totally does not match the craftsmanship of the bed making is those lights … you guys need to watch some LED lights installations and best way to hide the lights and just let the glow be the star of the show. Best of luck to you both!
I build designs outta my head and I'm very meticulous about the measurements, symmetry, strength, all the way to fit and finish. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video you two made. Very informative, well structured and it's always great to see any build that's not done half-assed. I was taught to measure twice, cut once and if my heart isn't into the project fully then don't do it. AWESOME BUILD, hands down!
@bella4u08
2 жыл бұрын
To bad you’re not in San Diego. I need to build a platform bed. Mad back.
@jreamscape
Жыл бұрын
@@bella4u08 build it then
We made this for my oldest son this weekend. Instead of typical stain we burnt and sanded the trim and left it square since we didn't have a miter saw. It still looks gorgeous! This was out first wood working project! Thank you for posting this. It was pretty easy to follow and made for a fun project 🥰
@Jaster832
Жыл бұрын
Why do you hate his shins? What did your son ever do to deserve this?
I love this video how son and dad work together 😊. Awesome 👌 guys
Dad to the rescue! Good to see a parent teach his child some good skills! I am assuming that your both related. Good video! Knowledge of true facts and skills are so important to pass on onto each generation!
@StudPack
3 жыл бұрын
yep father/son, Jordan is the oldest of four, thanks Laz!!
That was nice. Sweet carpentry work! You’ve inspired me.
Great project! I really enjoyed the great teamwork between son and dad! That's priceless!!!
Wow! Now I know exactly how to build a great platform bed. Glad I found this design.
Loved the tip about the finishing pads between poly. I just refinished my bedroom set and wish I would have known that tip a week ago 😅 LMAO
you sir are the bees knees I was living on the floor like a troll for a month and decided to make this with my dad thank you it came out amazing
@StudPack
3 жыл бұрын
Awesome thx Andre 👍
Pretty bed and beautiful father-son teamwork. Love this vid.
i love and respect the relationship you and your father have. so genuine, and i can see how proud he is written on his face. the looks in between stone expression. cherish these moments. you won’t get a second back 🖖🏼
@StudPack
2 жыл бұрын
Much appreciated Stevie thx 👍👊
Man! That puppy is secure! Good lookin bed!
Great summer project for me and my 14 year old this summer. Also...daddy is fine lol, so...that helped.
Love it !!! You guys are soo thorough in explaining every detail !!!! Looks amazing !!!
Just got done building this frame and it looks absolutely amazing! Great video!
That was a really great project, I'd have to adjust it a little, adding more wood underneath or I'd never find the cat again, she would take one look at that and think she was in heaven... great work guys!!
your dad gives me league of extraordinary gentelmen vibes😍😍
@Dweadpiwate2468
3 жыл бұрын
Totally agree...
This was a flawless execution….great job guys. Makes me miss my dad. RIP Pops
I built mines yesterday it turned out great! Thanks for being their with me the every step of the way. Felt like my dad was really there lol!
I'm just gonna "Go ahead" and like this video!
@killface1
3 жыл бұрын
Lmao!!😂🤣 same.
Wow! Love how you and your dad have this relationship! My son just asked me to help him. He will be using your project to build his. And I will be helping with the staining part pf the project ☺️☺️❤
Good job!! Looks AWSOME!! What I loved most is that you and your dad did it together! I have two boys.. 1 and 3. I hope that they will want to build stuff with me when they get older. Good video, great information, and a cool lookin bed!
I’ve never thought of using a clamp to hold a board to square it up and drill it in.... the amount of times that would have helped me 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
@return2basics242
3 жыл бұрын
Yes! You learn something new every day! (Especially on this channel!)
Nvm the project...the father son bond is pure 🙏🏾💙
My son and I just completed this bed for him using your video step-by-step, even down to the stain and the LED lights. If I could post a pic of it, I would. Great video...thank you for taking the time to put it together!!!!
@StudPack
3 жыл бұрын
You got it David! Glad you guys could tackle it together. We'd love to see it send it over to studpack225@gmail.com for us!
Awesome job fellas. Looks really really good. Father and son project is always a inspiration to me. Thanks.
Thanks for the stand and sit test on the side of the bed lmaooo I actually was actually surprised he even did that I was like "YESSSSSSS"
@caem3797
3 жыл бұрын
Time stamp for it? I can't find it
@prettygoodx
3 жыл бұрын
@@caem3797 22:39
One thing you guys fail to let us know; what size is the bed... it looks like a Queen!!! But it is though!!!??? Great Job; love the details explanations
@StudPack
4 жыл бұрын
It is a queen size bed! We figured our audience could take the specific size of their mattress and custom fit the build for the best results
@Doomsday604
4 жыл бұрын
@@StudPack any chance you can post what measurements would be needed for a king size bed? Before I go and ruin all my lumber lol.
@seanrenihan9907
4 жыл бұрын
This would be great to know, for a king size... I’ve been watching a bunch of different videos of king sizes but this one looks great!!
@LopeezyTV
4 жыл бұрын
I need king size measurements as well someone please help 😅
@diazgaming31
3 жыл бұрын
60" by 80" for a queen size bed I build the frames on my spare time good projects and the results are great king size is 76" by 80" but king size i usually build in the room cause the size of it won't go through the doors
I really wanna be honest but like this helped me a lot, like you and your pops have a good and amazing bond. Me and my pops don't even talk much but like I now know how to build a floating bed. Thanks to you I've learned a lot🙏🏼💯
That looks amazing the LEDS set it off.Great job thanks for sharing
This would be cool to have this on roller tracks so you could slide mattress for storage underneath like winter clothes or blankets but still not hamper the effect of floating cool tutorial thanks now mind is thinking lol
Sick-- I wanna do it... king size thi