PLEASE SUPPORT THE SITE!

The advantages with this is that I have a very sturdy bed and am able to easily dissemble it should I relocate. Materials for this platform bed includes castors but you may choose flat footed with store brought floor protectors. I made a Full size frame for my mattress, but this works for Twin, Queen, and King size mattresses as well.

Read on if you are interested in making a very indestructible platform bed that’s easy to transport!
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Total Cost: $50-80 (I had some good scrap wood)
Time Needed: 4-5 hours — Skill Level: Intermediate

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Official Mattress Size Chart:
TWIN:     39″ by 75″
FULL:    54″ by 75″
QUEEN: 60″ by 80″
KING:    76″ to 78″ by 80″

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Materials Needed:
3 – 2×6 Boards 10′ feet long
1 – 4×4 Post 32″ inches to 40″ inches long
1- 2×4 Stud
12 – Hex Bolts 3/8 by 6″ inches long
12 – Hex 3/8 Nuts
24 – Cut Washers for 3/8 Bolts
1 – 2×4 Stud framing support bracket (pictured)
8 – Screws; 1 1/2″ inches

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Tools Needed:
Carpenter Square
Tape Measure
Miter Saw (Recommended)
Electric Drill with Phillips Drill Bit
Long 3/8 Drill bit (6″ inches or over)
1- 9/16 Socket Wrench
1- 9/16 Wrench
Wood Glue

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We start by cutting the legs of the platform bed. This 4×4 wood I found outside, discarded. Get some scrap or buy, cut yourself or cut to size at the lumber store.

Cut 8″ in length if you want castors on it, 10″ if you do not. You may opt for shorter legs (no shorter than 6.5″) or longer ones.

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