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How to Build Your Own Wall Bed

For this guide, we have chosen the NEXT BED™, as it is a modern and efficient wall bed.
The NEXT BED™ is a compact wall bed, standing only 32cm from the wall when upright, with the single bed system small enough to fit inside a standard 1000mm wardrobe carcass commonly available from DIY & furniture chains.

Limited 5 YEAR warranty on manufacturers defects. Misuse, abuse, or damage by misapplication are not covered. NEXT BED™ systems are not for DIY assembly. Please note: wall bed frames and mechanisms are illustrated with cabinets and doors (purchased separately) for demonstration purposes only.

Build Your Own Wall Bed? This is what you need to do:
  1. Read Cabinet Guide
    Included is a (BOM) bill of materials including a list of wooden panels, etc you require.
  2. Buy the bed from us.
    Using our cutting list, purchase your panels from a DIY Store (e.g.) B&Q or a cabinet specialist e.g. (DIY Wardrobes’ NEXT Bed Cabinet).
  3. Read bed Frame Assembly & Cabinet Installation guide which tells you how to build wall bed into cabinet.
  4. Build Bed and Enjoy!

Balanced, Weightless Lifting And Lowering

Developed as a hybrid utilising the strengths of the established Murphy Bed  designs along with the comfort and aesthetics of contemporary European designs, the NEXT BED™ presents a  compact, stylish wall bed solution for all requirements. All sizes of the NEXT BED™ system include our concealed, easy-operation lift mechanisms.

Next Bed Wall Bed Spring Mechanism

Designed for every night use, this mechanism allows for varying spring combinations in order to balance all bed & mattress sizes, creating easy fingertip operation.

Complete Wall Bed Systems

https://www.wallbeds.co.uk/solutions/complete-systems-furniture-mechanisms/primer-life-single-wall-bed-system/
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