DIY Platform Bed With Floating Night Stands (Plans Available)

DIY Modern Plywood Platform Bed.....

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-----------------------------Price Breakdown-------------------------------------
King BED and electronics
- Wood $219
- Accessories brackets etc.. $65.00
- Electronics $165
Total investment = $449.00


Tools I used
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Material used
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Wood-
Note: Wood may not be actual size listed below. For example (2 by 4 is actual 1.5 by 3.5) 4
- (1) sheet or 3/4in (19.05mm) plywood a small piece
- (2) sheet of 1/4in (6.35mm) plywood

Other accessories
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- 1/4in round head Philips 3in long
- 1/4in Washer
- #10 Screws (2 in)
- #8 Screws (1.5in)

Finish
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LED, Electrical, and wire
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[nonameq]

I live in a poor country(Romania), you have no idea how much you've helped me look cool and have a house i love to stay in

[lennysvibe]

This dude is ...SUPERMAN!... It's hard for me to watch these kind of videos...Because these guys aren't only...DESIGNING THE FURNITURE...THEY CREATING AN "HOW TO VIDEO"...TEACHING THEIR SUBSCRIBERS WITH QUESTION AND ANSWER SECTIONS...AND STILL HAVE A LIFE!...THIS IS CRAZY!...GREAT JOB!

[alexandriachan]

This isn't a DIY anymore, it's a wonderful free masterclass! 😊

[joeyseventeen]

Temporary bed, I'd buy that bed in a heartbeat

[CarlaBethany]

If this is a temporary bed. I can only imagine what your ideal bed would be. Nice work!

[hefeibao]

"I believe I could build that" has go to be not only one of the more frequent comments, but also a great compliment. Well done you!

[latonyagary]

This my new favorite channel. I'm not handy but I like watching other people do this stuff.

[julianberger]

Not even watched the whole video, just gave thumbs up for the freakingly nice looking bed you build, my respect for you!

[ShoiabAkramCinematic]

You're the live example of "Hard worker". Man that's unbelievable how you make these projects alone with so much of precession. Hats off to you bro!

[jameshoiby]

Now that's dedication: He owns a jig saw, but he using a coping saw just to show us it can be done!

[michaelbarnhill]

Coming from someone who can literally build almost anything....your floating bed build is badass

[Fkidd]

Always good to see a brother using power tools and building things, great job!

[a.s.h.]

Wow man! You really do a GREAT job teaching / doing tutorials! That was thorough, fun to watch, and on point! Great channel!

[Joe_Beezy]

Just got done building this and I love it. It is HEAVY...I built it using just one switch with a bus board for all the lights, a little easier wiring.
I also built it without the platform around the frame...much more practical, and I won’t bang my shin on it. Built the frame around the boxes that I had for my temperpedic mattress so didn’t have to mount the plywood to go under the mattress.

[extracelestial]

You're actually inspiring me to open up a custom furniture section in my company.

[legocircus]

This turned out great! Nice work and thanks for sharing! One thing I notice a of bed frame DIYers doing, though, is using solid slats of wood under the mattress. It's important to allow the mattress to breath. I'd recommend using lots of thin slats going across instead (or anything that has some gaps for the mattress to breath), for anyone viewing this.

[JoeR]

Looks awesome. Only changes I would make is to have the opening on the front of the nightstands so you can reach in while still on the mattress. And the part you painted black, I would have painted it to match the color of the wall so it would give a better illusion of floating.

[georgesmith]

When I was much younger I loved water beds... I was also an avid bike rider... so I took some bike wheels and an old wooden column and made a head board... I cut the column in half and mounted to the wall... then I arranged the wheels to looking like the head board of an old iron bed... then pretty much did the same thing he did when making the bed frame for the water bed... I still do a lot of building... I built oak cabinets in my old house.... I also got a ton of old cedar boards and made my own parquet floor.. I’ve built a rolling island for my mother-in-law for Christmas one year from reclaimed barn wood.. I even built my youngest son’s changing table ( favorite project ever ) my wife loved how beautiful it was she wanted as a rolling island kinda like what I made for her mother with it... both have granite tops...also something just came back into my possession was a solid oak chopping block I built when I was 15 years old....and it’s also still beautiful too

[Eleganceonabudget]

I would love to make my own custom bed... love it!

[JamesBowles]

Just wanted to let you know, I bought the plans for this. I used your idea to make the headboard, but I changed the design quite a bit. I really appreciate your videos, please keep them coming. Looking forward to your bathroom remodel.