Loft bed plans free download

If you have no option but to adjust in a tiny room, then this high-rise DIY loft bed plan could be a savior. The lower area can be used as a freestanding closet. A couple of wooden shelves along with a pegboard and hooks could prove handy in holding your everyday essentials. Above all, in case you share the room with somebody else, you can easily install an industrial pipe to add curtains. This permits you privacy, either while above or below. This is the most elegant looking of all the DIY loft bed plans mentioned.

You can find every little detail in this tutorial. Right from setting the base for the mainframe to using an accurate number of lag screws and washers for the bed, ladder, and railings. Make note, the rail height and overall height is increased for easily accommodating adults. You will use high-quality brass angle pieces to hold the pinewood in place and prevent any mainframe damage. Eventually, the fabric you use and the paint coat you choose for the inner walls will make all the difference.

With the advent of modern lifestyle hacks, people are often not reminded of these bed options. The perks of these DIY loft bed plans come with a personalized workspace, additional storage options, and better usage of the area available.

If you prefer the traditional bunk beds, then these DIY bunk beds plans could help you find what you are looking for. Table of Contents.

See Plan. Download Plan PDF. See Plan1. See Plan2. See Plan3. Also Check Out. Woodworking Tips. By Emily Floate. Order Hardware Kit. Free Bunk or Twin Bed Trundle Drawer Plan details how to build a trundle or oversize storage drawer that fits all of our beds that hold a standard twin mattress 75 inches long.

This drawer requires a custom twin size mattress that is 68 inches in length. We sell high quality hardware kits with heavy duty carpet casters and wooden handles for an unbeatable price. Fast Shipping too! Free Bunk Bed Storage Drawers Plan covers the details of making a set of 2 large storage drawers to go under any of our bunk beds that use a standard 75 inch long full-size mattress. You may be able to modify them to fit other brands of beds.

To see more, check out this loft house here. My mother has two granddaughters by me and one by my brother.

He and his wife are trying for another starting in January. So this is for the beachfront home where several families get together in the summer.

A dream that my mother has and I will too one day! To see more of this cute layout, check it out at contemporist. I love this one because it really turns the loft area down below into a workroom. I have a friend who works from home and is wanting to get her own place soon. Having a studio could be quite possible if she has a work area and what better way to have a work area than to create your own?

Head over to apartment therapy to see more but be warned! That place is addictive. I like this one partially because it gives the airy feel that comes from the lighting on the bottom side of the bed. The creator of this space obviously wanted a little reading nook and who could blame them? To see more, check out the Scandinavian Loft page. This bed looks exactly like the dorm beds at the University I attended.

Several of my fellow students would build their beds up like this and keep stuff underneath. If you came here because you are looking for ways to cute-ify your dorm room, check out this Buzzfeed article. This one is super cute for the kid that loves the outdoors. They have their own little cabin in their room.

It puts me in mind of when I was little and would play like I was on vacation somewhere warm when we had snow days. In this room , that would be very easy! This treehouse-themed loft area is perfect with both the natural lighting coming in and the lights hanging from the tree. Add to that maybe a slide to get down and the parent might not see their child for hours or more. This comes from apartment therapy as well and is one of the coolest ones on the list, in my opinion.

For a while, after we moved into the house before the bunk beds got made, the girls put their tent up and slept in there.

I guess it felt more like a bed to them than the mattress on the floor did. This is cute because it gives that outdoorsy feel but still shines a hint of girly in the room as well.

You can see more kids room ideas. There is a hammock in the corner, a swing, a place to put towels, some bedding and more toys. My only concern would be putting up the railing. Even the heaviest sleeper could fall off, my daughter is proof of that! This original article has unfortunately been removed, but this image will still give you a lot of inspiration. This one has a very sophisticated look to it. Those stairs are impeccable in my opinion.

They have a very professional, adult feel to it. I think this would be perfect for the refined girl and her friends to have a place to gossip and talk about the latest happenings down below and sleep with their masks up above. The bed definitely leaves room for a friend or two!

This one is cute but one that I cannot quite put my finger on. The carpet is nice and gives it a homey feel but the toys everywhere say kids area. Either way, the loft bed area does the trick of giving this person the room to have fun and be able to sleep! This is probably one of my favorite little loft areas. Set above what looks to be a tiny kitchen this loft area, with its blue lights, would be nice for almost anyone to curl up on a bed and doze off into the night.

For some reason, it makes me think of a tiny apartment in New York City. I feel like I should be able to see the skyline just peering through a window from across the room. I love this area because it is truly a neutral place, with the colors not being pink or blue but instead, a mix of subdued colors.