hmmm
hmmm
hmmm
I'm sorry but you need to put pins through those poles or at least a wooden board beneath the load. I don't care what the friction is, this won't hold forever.
Ok, what am I missing here? This just looks like a bed scratch built from clamps and poles of some kind.
Scaffolding. And the hmm is that it's a bed made from scaffolding.
looks like my mates house. Only downside I see is that you need ventilation on the mattress or it will mold.
I don't see a problem.
Yeah. I gotta say I came in here to see what the problem was. These things support a ton of weight and, while it may not be beautiful, it isn't going anywhere.
It's not a longterm solution. If they could just put a pin through the pole or add a beam to support the weight then it might hold but as is this is far too temporary to be considered safe.
Yeah I was expecting them to be zip tied or some shit. I'd do jumping jacks on this zero hesitation as long as it's supported to a stud.
I wouldn't mind some kind of lip around the edge of the board holding the mattress but it's not gonna go anywhere. That would mostly just be to keep your phone etc from sliding off.
Lmao I just realized I'm reinventing the jail bunk
You gotta drill some vent holes in the plywood so the mattress doesn't get moldy, but otherwise this is a valid set up
Looks expensive.
This will last 100 years. The flatpack bunk beds you buy for $259.99 may last til thanksgiving.
I wish I had higher ceilings in my room I would absolutely do this
C/MaleLivingSpaces
Too colorful for that
A loft like this is pretty typical in a dorm type situation. Am I missing something else?
The way the bed is mounted?
"cozy feel, utilities not included, $2400/month"
"Lots of storage space!"
It's not pretty but it's functional. Should get some bed sheets though
If it's stupid and works, it isn't stupid.
Those are steel scaffolding poles and clamps....even has end caps. As long as the clamps nuts are torqued correctly, that is not anywhere.
this isn't stupid though, it's effective and practical.
The old axom however is a flawed notion. If it's stupid and it works, it's still stupid and you're lucky you didn't hurt yourself.
Judging by the bookshelves, I think you'd bonk your head trying to get into or out of those chairs. The bed would be safe for sleeping but you'd want to be careful about lively activities that might slide the board off to the right of the photo. Given the rest, and the fact it would be a pain to arrange sheets and pillows, that's probably not going to be an issue, though.
Pitch it as a modular living quarter system repairable under resource-constrained field conditions and any army will buy it (it also simplifies logistics)
The rail is unnecessary. Nobody falls out of beds.
That's the headboard bar. The headbar.
Nobody who can still talk afterwards.
I mean, the clamps are ugly, and I would fear to rip my skin up. But besides that, I dig it.
why not add some ladder steps? some long bolster pillows?