This DIY floating bed was assembled primarily from materials left over from converting an abandoned attic into a loft. The only additional items purchased were the headboard and nightstand panels, drawer slides, and a can of varnish. The total cost was about $60. Purchasing all the materials would cost up to $100.
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Dimensions and materials used:
Base 1000 x 1700 mm with a 2000 mm offset
(beam 140 x 50 x 1700 mm – 2 pcs;
140 x 50 x 1000 mm – 1 pc;
140 x 50 x 2000 mm – 2 pcs;
140 x 50 x 900 mm – 1 pc;
50 x 50 x 340 mm – 10 pcs;
Frame 1700*2050mm
(200*50*2050mm timber - 2 pcs;
200*50*1700mm – 1 pc;
50*50*1600mm – 6 pcs;
50*50*2000mm – 2 pcs;
50*50*340mm – 10 pcs;
slats 110*15*1600mm – 13 pcs);
Headboard 3000*800mm
(3000*800mm panel - 1 pc;
slats 50*18mm – 3 pcs);
Bedside tables 400*300*340mm
(2 pieces of 400*320*18mm cabinet;
2 pieces of 400*340*18mm cabinet;
4 pieces of 320*264*18mm cabinet);
Drawer 338*300*180mm
(4 pieces of 338*180*18mm cabinet;
4 pieces of 264*180*18mm cabinet).
Finish: Rust-Oleum Oil, Durk Walnut
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