Queen Size Deluxe Murphy Hardware Vertical Review

I really like these sets. This is the second bed I've made with the kit so it went very smoothly this time. My previous project was a twin using old hardware that has fold out legs that pull on a cord attached to latches that lock the bed in place. This new style is much better. The ropes and loops will wear out over time (it's used in a child's room where it's moved up and down daily) while this new leg system looks much better. No locking required, the bed stays in place by itself. I will say

It was a fun project that allowed us to turn a grown child's bedroom into a home office where they can receive guests. The biggest lesson I learned from this is that you MUST "read and follow directions", which isn't easy for me as I usually pick up a leaf and go. But when it comes to reading plans AND watching the video, that's important advice as I've found details missing from the plans that were in the video and vice versa. Sometimes the order of the steps in the plans is different and the…

This is a quality product, very well made, very durable but the end result is mediocre to me. It took me about two months to build a queen size bed. Since I don't work with wood all the time, I've made a lot of mistakes, so here are some of the key things I suggest: 1) Use quality tools - I bought a reputable brand circular saw with this angle, although I adjusted it to 0 degrees, so that every detail is now at an angle. I had to go back and fix any edges that messed up my measurements. 2) Take