Modernize your bedroom with the stylish deck-on-deck design of the Avante and its full range of features. Personalize your sleep position with a modular design that contours to your body. The Contemporary's features include lounge and anti-snore positions, massage, and more. A wireless remote, stylish upholstery, and renowned Rize durability make the Edge an excellent choice in entry-level adjustable beds. Take pressure off the lower back with the exclusive lounge feature of the Rize Relaxer, which adds three pre-set positions to help you sleep better.Want to build a bed and make it look like its floating in the air? You can by building this bed yourself and adding a string of LED rope lights to the bottom. The wood for this project will cost around $300 dollars depending on where you purchase it from. The time it will take you to build this will be from 2 to 4 days. This woodworking project can be for a twin, full, queen, or king bed. The dimensions of this bed will vary depending on your mattress size.
The top frame portion of the bed will be the dimensions of your mattress. The bottom frame portion will be 1ft shorter on the sides and front to hide the bottom frame from view and give the look of a “floating” bed. See below for the step by step pictures.MATERIALS USED FOR THE FLOATING LED BED: Bottom Bed Frame Constructed From: 2×8 Wood Top Bed Frame Constructed From: 2×4 Wood / Plywood Sheets / 1×6 Wood Headboard Constructed From: 1×6 and 2×6 Wood LED Rope Lighting: 1 = 24′ LED Light Rope Wood Stain: 1 Can of Cherry Wood Stain ————————————————– LED Bedroom Light Kit: Designed For Your Bed & Headboard.Here are the top and bottom bed frames stacked on top of each other to show placement.Holes were drilled and the LED rope lighting was snaked through the top bed frame for the floating effect.The plywood and 1×6 wood were then attached on the top bed frame for the mattress to sit on.Once the plywood and outer frame pieces of wood were attached, the lighting was tested.
The headboard was assembled and then attached to the rest of the bed.After the bed was fully assembled, it was sanded and prepped for wood stain.The bed frame and headboard were stained with a cherry colored wood stain and given time to dry.(Closeup of the bed frame after staining)In a dark room the floating lights were tested again to assure everything was in place and working properly.The bed was moved into the bedroom with mattress on top to see the final product.As you can see in the pictures the bed really does look like it is floating in the air.Lights off in the room and bottom floating LED lights on. Looks Great.Instead of purchasing a string of LED rope lights, you can purchase an LED Light Kit For Your Bedroom.Please Share Our DIY Repair Help and Projects... Parts: Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers More "Do It Yourself" Tips, Tricks, Ideas, Repair:Holle'S BedroomBed RoomBedroom DesignWood Bed FramesWood BedsKathleen BedWood Platform BedDid Platform Bed StoragePlatform Bed DrawersForward9 Ideas For Under-The-Bed Storage // Eight large rolling drawers tucked right into this wood platform bed make it a convenient place for storing things you’d like to be able to reach right from bed, as well as things you’ll only be using occasionally.
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They rounded the corners and put hand holes to make it easier to handle and to avoid shin bruises.To support the platform they made three upright crosspieces the width of the bed and two upright pieces the length of the bed. They slotted the pieces so they would fit together and stand up by themselves. (Like cheap pressboard bookshelves that slide together with no nails or glue).Then they just put the two platform pieces side by side on top of the base and put the mattress on top. They have moved it at least three times and it is really easy because the pieces just slide back apart and stack to go into the moving van. Reply guest (Guest Post) Flag0You can go to a furniture store that sells mattresses and box springs and buy a metal frame. They are pretty cheap. We paid less than $35 for ours. Reply guest (Guest Post) Flag0You can go to a mattress store and purchase a metal bed frame that will hold your box spring and mattress for about $23-35. These come in two or three pieces depending on the type.
As for a headboard, you could purchase a sheet of plywood and cover will batting. Over that make a cover out of the material of your choic(vinyl, leather, fabric). This could then be attatched to the metal frame. and ask for a bed frame and a two piece box spring. Freecycle is a group that recycles things people don't want anymore. You can find a local group in your area. Reply By pm omoth Flag0My husband and I were recently shopping for a new bed. And all the mattress stores were featuring wooden platforms in place of a box springs for the mattress to sit on.No need to spend money on box springs that are going out of style anyway. Even if you wanted to.So one suggestion would be to search yardsales, etc for a queen size waterbed frame. Double plus will be the drawers in the bottom. Reply guest (Guest Post) Flag0Thanks so much for all your ideas, I'll be sure to check some of them out!Justina Reply guest (Guest Post) Flag0In desparation you could cover cement blocks with material to protect floors and support the box spring and mattress.