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Wilding Wallbeds F-200 Murphy Frame
A steel frame with a slat platform and no cabinet at all, meant to sit inside an existing closet or mount straight to the wall, with doors or curtains you supply. Minimum closet opening is 80 by 60 by 16 inches for the queen, 76.25 by 54.75 by 16 for the full and 76.25 by 39 by 16 for the twin. Wilding says the measurements assume a mattress no thicker than 12 inches and that a thicker one changes them, which is a measuring assumption rather than a stated limit, so we do not record it as one. Two prices appear on the page, a range of $855 to $875 and a table running $765 to $815, so we show no per-size price.
Specs
| Type | Finished bed |
| Mount | wall |
| Mechanism | — |
| Max mattress thickness | — |
| Max mattress weight | — |
| Mattress included | No |
| Assembly time | About 90 minutes |
| Materials | Commercial rated powder coated tubular steel frame with a European wood slat platform |
| Made in | — |
| Warranty | — |
Sizes and dimensions
| Size | Orientation | Width | Height (closed) | Depth (closed) | Depth (open) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| twin | vertical | 38.25" | 76" | 12" | 81" | — |
| full | vertical | 53.75" | 76" | 12" | 81" | — |
| queen | vertical | 59.375" | 79.75" | 12" | 85" | — |
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 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.
- The room is genuinely small and a smaller mattress is enough for how often the bed gets used.
- 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 cannot make holes in the wall. This one is designed to be anchored to it.
- You expected a mattress in the price. Budget for one on top of the figures in the table.
- You need a king. This model is not offered in one.
What Wilding Wallbeds publishes, and what it does not
We track 14 figures on a finished bed before calling a record complete. Wilding Wallbeds publishes 8 of them for the F-200 Murphy Frame. The 6 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 the mattress weight window is unstated, so there is no way to check a heavy latex or hybrid mattress against the lift before buying it.
- Not published: country of manufacture. Which means the country of manufacture is not stated.
- Not published: the warranty term. Which means there is no stated warranty, so ask specifically what covers the lift and for how long rather than the furniture.
- Not published: price. Which means the price is quote-only, which usually means it moves with finish and dealer.
Also absent from the manufacturer's documentation for this model: the lift mechanism, maximum mattress thickness.
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
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 85 inches here. Add walking room on top of that before deciding it fits.
Forgetting the bed has to tilt through the ceiling
A vertical bed swings up through an arc, so it needs slightly more headroom than the closed cabinet height suggests. Sloped ceilings and low light fittings are the usual casualties.
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.