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Easy DIY Murphy Bed Queen Vertical Murphy Bed Hardware Kit

Fits a 60 by 80 inch queen mattress up to 12 inches thick. The maker says most people complete the build in a weekend using about 4 sheets of 3/4 inch plywood. No floor mounting required. Price not published on the kit page we read.

Specs

TypeHardware kit
Mountwall
Mechanismpiston
Max mattress thickness12"
Max mattress weight—
Mattress includedNo
Assembly timea weekend (per vendor: most people complete the build in a weekend)
Materials—
Made in—
WarrantyLifetime warranty

Sizes and dimensions

SizeOrientationWidthHeight (closed)Depth (closed)Depth (open)Price
queenvertical—————

Specs read from the manufacturer's documentation on 2026-08-22. A — means the manufacturer does not publish that number. Will it fit your room? Run the room-fit calculator.

Who this suits

Worth a look if

  • You have a wall you can drill into and want the cabinet held flat and solid against it.
  • You want the lift to feel light and even, and you would rather not re-tension anything.
  • You already own a thick mattress and intend to keep it. This one takes up to 12 inches.
  • You are comfortable asking for a quote. This one is sold through dealers rather than at a listed price, which usually means room to negotiate.

Look elsewhere if

  • You want a choice of sizes. This model is offered in queen only.
  • You do not own a saw and do not want to borrow one. A kit is a mechanism plus plans, and the cabinet is entirely yours to build.
  • You cannot make holes in the wall. This one is designed to be anchored to it.

What Easy DIY Murphy Bed publishes, and what it does not

We track 6 figures on a hardware kit before calling a record complete. Easy DIY Murphy Bed publishes 4 of them for the Queen Vertical Murphy Bed Hardware Kit. The 2 it leaves out are worth knowing before you buy, because each one is a decision you will end up making without the maker's help.

We leave these blank rather than estimating them. A — in our tables is always a gap in the manufacturer's own documentation, never a number we chose not to look up.

What people get wrong with this one

Underestimating the cabinet build

The hardware is the straightforward part. The cabinet is several sheets of plywood, square cuts and a finish, and it is the part that decides whether the result looks built in or homemade.

Anchoring into drywall alone

A wall mounted bed transfers real load into the wall. Studs or solid blocking are not optional, and finding them before delivery day saves an unhappy afternoon.

Assuming the dealer price matches the showroom tag

With no published retail price, what you pay depends on the dealer. Get the quote in writing with delivery and assembly itemised, because those are where quotes for this category diverge most.

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