Compared on the makers' own specs

Twin Murphy Beds for Small Rooms

Twin is the small-room workhorse: kids rooms, home offices that host one guest, studio corners. A twin vertical model typically comes out around 80 inches when open, a foot less than a queen, and horizontal twins need even less. The table compares every twin we track.

models tracked

$1,256

prices from

47"

least floor space

White twin murphy bed folded down in a kids room with colorful bedding — Styled illustration, not a specific model we track.

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Model	Style	Orientation	Mechanism	Max mattress	Open depth	Warranty	Price
BredaBedsHorizontal Urban Murphy Bed	Shelving	horizontal	spring	13" thick	—	10-year limited on mechanical parts (spring mechanism, bed frame, leg support), 1-year on wood parts	$1,256	Check price
BredaBedsHorizontal Metropolitan Murphy Bed	Bed only	horizontal	spring	13" thick	—	10-year limited on mechanical parts, 1-year on wood parts	$1,424	Check price
BredaBedsHorizontal InLine Murphy Bed	Side cabinets	horizontal	spring	13" thick	—	10-year limited on mechanical parts, 1-year on wood parts	$1,808	Check price
BredaBedsHorizontal InLine Murphy Bed with InLine Sofa	Sofa, Side cabinets	horizontal	spring	13" thick	—	10-year limited on mechanical parts, 1-year on wood parts	$3,052	Check price
Lori BedsThe Lori Bed	Bed only	horizontal	piston	—	47"	Limited lifetime warranty	—	Check price
Lori BedsThe Lori Sofa Bed Bundle	Sofa	horizontal	piston	—	47"	Limited lifetime warranty	—	Check 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

How much space does a twin murphy bed need?

A twin vertical model needs roughly 80 inches of floor depth when open plus walking clearance. Horizontal twin models need less depth and suit low ceilings, sloped walls and wide narrow rooms.