Lori Beds YouLift 2.0 Bed
The only bed in our database with no lifting mechanism at all. Lori states the lift feels like 45 lbs against 5 lbs on the mechanism-assisted Lori Bed, so plan on two people. That is the trade for the price. Takes a mattress up to 12 inches and the maker asks for one as light as possible. The $2,159 figure is a sale price against $2,699 regular.
Specs
| Type | Finished bed |
| Mount | wall |
| Mechanism | none |
| Max mattress thickness | 12" |
| Max mattress weight | — |
| Mattress included | No |
| Assembly time | — |
| Materials | Cabinet-grade plywood with high-durability textured woodgrain laminate |
| Made in | — |
| Warranty | Lifetime warranty |
Sizes and dimensions
| Size | Orientation | Width | Height (closed) | Depth (closed) | Depth (open) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| queen | vertical | 63" | 84" | 25" | 94.5" | $2,159 |
| queen | horizontal | 83" | 66" | 25" | 76" | $2,159 |
Specs read from the manufacturer's documentation on 2026-08-26. 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 already own a thick mattress and intend to keep it. This one takes up to 12 inches.
- Your ceiling is low or the wall is wide and short, which is exactly where a horizontal bed wins.
- You want it to turn up as furniture rather than as a woodworking project.
- You have a wall you can drill into and want the cabinet held flat and solid against it.
Look elsewhere if
- You need a king. This model is not offered in one.
- You want a choice of sizes. This model is offered in queen only.
- You cannot make holes in the wall. This one is designed to be anchored to it.
What Lori Beds publishes, and what it does not
We track 14 figures on a finished bed before calling a record complete. Lori Beds publishes 11 of them for the YouLift 2.0 Bed. The 3 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.
- Not published: the mattress weight window. Which means no weight rating is given, which matters because the counterbalance is tuned to a range rather than to any mattress.
- Not published: assembly time. Which means no assembly time is given, so plan for most of a day and a second pair of hands.
- Not published: country of manufacture. Which means the country of manufacture is not stated.
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
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.
Treating a sale price as the price
This category runs near permanent promotions, and the figure in our table is what the manufacturer showed on the date we checked. Confirm the current price before you budget around it.
Measuring the wall and forgetting the floor
The cabinet is the easy measurement. The one that catches people is how far the bed reaches into the room once it is down, which is 94.5 inches here. Add walking room on top of that before deciding it fits.
Closest alternative on price
The nearest model to this one on price is the BredaBeds Horizontal Metro Murphy with Top & Side Hutches at $2,120 against $2,159, a difference of $39. They are not the same kind of product, so the table below is the honest comparison.
| Compared on | YouLift 2.0 Bed | Horizontal Metro Murphy with Top & Side Hutches |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | $2,159 | $2,120 |
| Type | Finished bed | Finished bed |
| Mount | wall | wall |
| Mechanism | none | spring |
| Furthest into the room | 94.5" | — |
| Max mattress thickness | 12" | 13" |
| Sizes | queen | twin, twin-xl, full, queen |
Full specs for the BredaBeds Horizontal Metro Murphy with Top & Side Hutches