If the retractable wall bed is a space-saving piece of furniture par excellence, to choose it correctly you must take into account the layout of your room. Depending on the space you have, you will have to opt for different wardrobe bed models .
Install a Murphy wall bed in a narrow room
If you want to install a retractable wall bed in a narrow room, opt for a horizontal model. It opens parallel to the wall which allows a comfortable passage for circulation, even when the bed is unfolded. And if you want to install 2 single beds, prefer the horizontal folding bunk bed. In a simple gesture, you put your two single beds in place and the ladder is integrated. The folding legs unfold for a secure and perfectly stable installation.
Which retractable wall bed for an attic bedroom?
Installing a bedroom in an attic allows you to create a space with a lot of charm. But for your sloping room to be practical and comfortable to live in, you must opt for suitable furniture. The retractable wall bed is completely adaptable to this type of room. If you have the necessary space, you can opt for a bed with a vertical opening. For this you need a section of wall 2 m high and 90 cm wide for a single bed and 160 cm for a double bed. Otherwise, you will have the option of choosing a horizontal bed. To install it you need a space of 140 cm high for a double bed and 90 cm for a single bed.
Find a modular wall bed for a student bedroom
The Murphy wall bed is the ideal addition to a student bedroom. Models equipped with a desk and storage offer an ideal combination for sleeping and studying in the same room. Compact and easy to handle, the bed cabinet offers a perfect way to modulate the space in your teenager's bedroom.
What are the differences in comfort depending on the wardrobe bed?
All wall beds are equipped with a box spring, most often with wooden slats, and a mattress of your choice. Whatever model you choose, you will have comfort equivalent to that of a real bed.
