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>I turned a metal platform bed into a very high platform bed for my son in a room with very high ceilings
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>Screwed the bed frame to the wall in the corner above the door (so two sides where fixed to the wall)
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>Cut a leg up and dropped one leg into the cut off part of another to get a very long leg in the corner away from the two sides screwed to the wall .
>So the bed was above door height and he had all his floor space clear.
We will not start that or Michel must set up a woodworker forum. On such beds I don't trust ikea. I have done 3 single layer and one 4 layer bunk beds. Handcrafted. No power tool at all. All chisel, saw and hand drill. I loved to have done it metall free, but found not enough room for the joints. (I'm not a japanese master and only pine wood at hand)
But a lot of reworked IKEA stuff. In the days of yore IKEA catalouge was full of idea how to rework stuff, so we got ideas.
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