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    Fitted bunk beds

    Postby Mattj967 » Mon Feb 11, 2013 2:40 am

    Hi,

    I am considering building fitted bunk beds in my daughters room. The space is quite tight - 1740mm x 960mm (short I know, but she's only three) - so I thought a fitted 'floating' style bunk bed would be the best option. I was planning on building a bed base and then fixing the base securely to the walls. I'm sure I can build a sturdy base, but wondered if anyone could advise me on how to clad/strengthen the walls in order to securely support it? The walls are bog standard plasterboard fixed to stud walls in a 5 year old Barratt's house (so probably rubbish quality). I thought about using plywood or similar to clad the walls to effectively form a frame and then fix the base to it. This seems like it would be a solid enough, but I'm sure someone can put me right and maybe offer a better idea.

    Thanks

    Matt
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    Re: Fitted bunk beds

    Postby stoneyboy » Wed Feb 13, 2013 11:57 pm

    Mattj967 ,
    Locate the studs and fix into these.
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