Cheap and easy Full Size Bed Frame
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2021
- How to make a Full Size Bed Frame, cheaply and easily.
Cut List
Headboard
2x4's - 2 @ 45"
2 @ 25.5"
2 @ 12.5"
2x6"s - 2 @ 51"
2x8's - 1 @ 51"
Foot of bed
2x4's - 2 @ 19.5"
2 @ 12.5"
2x8 - 1 @ 51"
Side Rails
2x8 - 2 @ 81"
Inside supports
2x2 - 2 @ 73"
Mattress Supports
1x6 - 6 @ 54" - Авто та транспорт
My dad and I built two of your Queens 9 years ago. One was for me, one for their guest bedroom. Now one is my sister's and one is my grandma's. They are still tanks. I'm looking to build one for my daughter now, this'll be it.
Really appreciate you sharing this design. These beds have kind of become a fixture in my family.
That's awesome to hear! Glad they are working out Planning on building a King size one of these days.
Thank you for posting... My daughter (your wonderful granddaughter) will be loving this bed!
You’re the best Pappy a little 5 year old could ever have, and super talented!
This is a very nice build. To make moving easier, though, I would suggest that instead of using screws to put sides on, you could drill holes and bolt it on. The bolt heads should be more esthetic as well as a bonus.
Everybody is an expert.... nice frame.
Inspiring cant wait to make one of my own. Thank you for the video!
Thank you Graig, I built my daughter's bed and she loves it. Thank you very much!
Great job!!
Very cool design. Actually from dozens Ive seen from 'big' channels this is the easiest/smartest set up Ive found to use a lot of long beams that Ive gotten for free from a construction yard.
Time to make a bed! Thank you. God bless.
Nice solid bed.
I love it!
Nice work ,nothing to complicated
Muchas gracias I can't wait to make one just like that .
Great job sir very well explained
Good Job, I would do some like mods to your design, by adding a 1x4 and 1x6 on the top of the footboard and headboard😁
I love this
This is an amazing and easy design, at least when you compare it to other tutorials on youtube. Great job!!! ❤❤❤👍
Thank you Guiliana, nice to hear.
Very nice 👍
I just finished building the bed frame. I’m please, my teacher is too. Although it’s very important the rail boards are straight
Great to hear. Glad it worked out!
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De que país vc é aqui só da cidade de santo André são Paulo BRASIL PARABENS gostei muito nota 1000
Thanks.
T Y soooo much
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Thanks for the video, I was able to make it, but jeesh with lumber being so pricey it cost me 200$, I added a center support and put a 1x6 across headboard and now we have a place to put the TV remote and other little things.
Ya, I guess saying "cheap" in the video title isn't true these days. But I'm glad it worked out for you. good idea on the additions!
All the lumber at Lowes at today's price cost me a total of less than $60. My daughter gave me the screws (with a T25 head) which did save me a little money).
60$?????????????????????? Even yesterday's price??????
hello, what would be the measurements of the headboard if i didn’t want the top line?
Thank you so much for showing us your process. I currently have an antique bed that I love, but the side rails have fallen off and I worried that I wasn't going to be able to do anything about it. But after watching your video, I am thinking that it should not be too difficult to make new side boards to fit the current headboard and footboard onto. I am going to thoroughly check out the wood stock that makes up the current sideboards to see if they can be retooled and still be usable as they are really thick and beautiful. Blessings to you always.
Good luck on your project!
You could placed a board in the middle underneath the slats
I don’t want the board just the main frame what would i cha he i. the wood measurements
Aren't you an inch short in length? 81 inch side board minus the 2x4 width (3 1/2 in.) times 2 would make only 74 inches for the mattress. Full size mattress is 75 inches. What am I missing?
I was curious about the same
It should fit in snug so there is no movement of the mattress.
I will put another 2x2 at the middle
what would you recommend using for paint?
I've used thick coats of indoor trim paint. Because the wood I use is far from top quality, the extra thick coats of paint hide a bunch of the imperfections.
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There are 2 different sized screws being used. Which ones go where?
The shorter screws were used on the horizontal slats that the mattress sits on. I used the longer screws everywhere else.
Do you know the exact measurements of the mattress you used for the frame?
We just used a standard full size mattress. 75" x 53"
Sounds good thank you.
Just got on my materials cut and ready to assemble now only thing is that I think you missed one two by four that you need extra for the second half of the cuts
Yes. It takes 3 8-foot 2x4's.. Not 2.
Did you end up using 4 - 2x4s? Looking at the layout I'm not sure how 2 of them would leave you enough for the headboard and footboard. Or maybe I'm really bad at math haha.
I think you're correct.. I'm coming up short on some 2x4s. I think 3 would do it
No. 2x4 were only for legs. Headboard are 2x6
It does take 3 2x4's, not 2. I have made this bed, and it took 3 2x4's when you follow the instructions exactly.
@@gatorman538 awesome, thank you for the reply!
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I’m a freshman in high school and I’m building this exact setup. Any tips ?
sometimes, it helps to pre drill the holes before sinking the screws. It just makes it easier in the long run. Good luck!
@@1964cht now on your cultist and in the beginning of the video is says you only used 2 2x4 but when I added everything up I have to use 3. How did you only use 2? I’m just trying to save money.
@@JakePGcharest you are correct, you need 3 2x4's.
How sturdy is this I want to build one for my son
Very sturdy. I've built a couple queen size beds using the exact same design and they are still being used over 10 years later.
@@1964cht Thank you!! 😊 you've gained a new subscriber.
what would i change if i just wan to make the base without frane
Can you post the cut dimensions in your description please!
Done
@@1964cht just finished building my daughter’s bed from this info, thanks a mill brother. I really appreciate you and your info. Much love and respect!
@@CriticalDynamicsSTG That's great to hear. really glad it worked out. Enjoy!
I need the measurements for the queen size please.
those are in this video ua-cam.com/video/dqlyEmJNDuI/v-deo.html
How much did this project cost to build?
This was around $150, but that's before the price of lumber went crazy
@@1964cht ok thanks
Today I finished making this full-sized bedframe. Solid and sturdy as a rock. Followed all board sizes to perfection according to the instructions on this video. Exactly. The only problem is the bedframe is too small and too tight for my new Sealy in a box full sized memory foam mattress. I had to squeeze it into the frame. Won't work for us. A waste of money and much time. What a shame because I really liked this bedframe.
I'm sorry it didn't work out for you. I went by measurements online of a full mattress. 54" x 74". my granddaughter's mattress fits perfectly. would love to know the measurement of your mattress.
On the Wayfair website, it states that the dimensions of the full sized mattress is 54" wide by 75" long. Even that is too tight into the bedframe. After the bed in a box "puffed out" to it's full size, it is actually 54 1/2" x 77". So to be able to use your bedframe at all with this mattress, I had to raise the 2x2's up to where the 1x6 slats were flush with the top of the side rails which makes the bed very high. (mattress is 12"). If it ends up being too high, I will simply cut the bottom of the legs until the height is OK.@@1964cht
Final adjustment: took off the 2x2's and lowered them to 2 1/2" down the siderail so the mattress could be about an inch into the frame. This way the slats no longer showed back when the mattress was flush with the top. So, it turned out OK. Thanks for responding! @@1964cht
How much did it cost to make
when I built this one, the lumber was at an all time high due to COVID. depending on your area, should be around $100, maybe more?
Could you share the lumber and cut list for the queen version?
Thank you,
Brenda
I did the queen bed frame quite a few years ago. ua-cam.com/video/dqlyEmJNDuI/v-deo.html
Made the full size and it came out amazing. Would love the King measurements!@@1964cht
been thinking about building a king size. would need some support down the center. maybe soon @@bjf5392
Didn't this bed end up very heavy?
heavy enough to stay in place, but even the queen size one I made can be moved by one person
@@1964cht 10:20 did it crack?