Simple loft bed diy

Liam, our oldest child had a birthday at the beginning of September. He turned 12 and now thinks he’s a teenager. Truth be told, he probably is more mature than a lot of teens, but he’s…

Build your own loft bed plans with stairs all from 2x4 and 2x6 lumber! This super sturdy and beautiful design features a platform for easy access, junior height loft bed plans free from Ana-White.com

Queen loft bed with twin underneath. We have 10’ ceilings and i wanted the kids to be able to do plays qnd shows under the bed. Added curtains for the “clubhouse”. Its big enough underneath to put 2 twin beds so that the kids can have sleepovers

You might be intimidated by the idea of building a loft bed for your kid. Or you might be scared of DIY in general. But I really believe people don’t give themselves enough credit. I also think that people get held up because they don’t have a good plan. Sometimes deciding what exactly to build...Read More »

The above is the loft bed I had in mind. I drew it out so my friends daughter, Nova, could approve. The look of it changed a bit since this drawing but is mostly the same. There will be a dresser tucked under the right side, the steps will have drawers, and the left side will look like drawers but would actually be a door. That last part changed though because I wasn't sure how well they would take care of the door (my friends kids are a bit rough with doors, haha!).

A DIY full-size loft bed is a great way to save space in a small room. They are also perfect for when you need an extra bed for guests but don’t have the room for a traditional guest bedroom. Check this out NOW. Printable PDF is available with step by step tutorials and 3D illustrations. #diy #homedecor #loftbed #woodproject #craft #bedroom #home #improvement

We built this loft bed for our daughters 9th birthday and it turned out so good! | birthday, bed

To build a loft bed was a project I decided to tackle last summer. My kids needed more space in their room, and I figured loft beds would free up plenty of floor space for play. I started by looking up different designs online, trying to find something simple yet sturdy. After a bit of research, I settled on a plan that seemed easy to follow. The DIY project took a couple of weekends to complete, but the look on my children's faces when they saw their new beds made all the effort worth it…