Murphy Bed Compare

Compared on the makers' own specs

Cabinet Murphy Beds That Skip the Wall Mount

Cabinet beds look like a sideboard and need no wall anchoring, which makes them the renter-friendly option. The trade-off is mattress depth and a lower sleeping height. The table compares every freestanding cabinet model we track against conventional wall-mounted cabinets.

6
models tracked
$750
prices from
80.5"
least floor space
Freestanding walnut cabinet bed on legs with its front panel folding down to reveal a folded mattress
Styled illustration, not a specific model we track.
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ModelStyleSizesMechanismMax mattressOpen depthWarrantyPrice
BestarPur 69W Full Cabinet Bed with MattressCabinet bedfull85"10-year cabinet, 2-year folding mechanism, 1-year mattress$750Check price
Wilding WallbedsCube Murphy Cabinet BedCabinet bedqueen80.5"10-year limited warranty (cabinet), 3-year limited warranty (mattress)$1,897Check price
Night & Day FurnitureClover Murphy Cabinet BedCabinet bedqueenLimited 10-year warranty, mattress limited 3-year warrantyCheck price
Night & Day FurnitureDaisy Murphy Cabinet BedCabinet bedqueenLimited 10-year warranty, mattress limited 3-year warrantyCheck price
Night & Day FurniturePoppy Murphy Cabinet BedCabinet bedqueenLimited 10-year warranty, mattress limited 3-year warrantyCheck price
Night & Day FurnitureSagebrush Murphy Cabinet BedCabinet bedqueenLimited 10-year warranty, mattress limited 3-year warrantyCheck price

Specs read from manufacturer pages. Each bed's page lists its source and check date. “—” means not yet sourced, never guessed.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a cabinet bed and a murphy bed?

A traditional murphy bed anchors to the wall or floor and folds vertically. A cabinet bed is freestanding furniture: the mattress folds into a chest-height cabinet and pulls out. Cabinet beds skip installation but usually take thinner mattresses.

Do cabinet beds need to be attached to the wall?

No. That is the point of the category. If you rent or cannot drill into your walls, a cabinet bed is the practical option.