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Loft Bed
This loft bed / desk combination
makes a great space saver in the
kid’s room or dorm room. Solid
wood construction from 1-1/2“ stock
make this unit rock solid. Note that
the drawer bases under the desk
were created with the 3-drawer night
stand plan available separately on
FurniturePlans.com. This gives you
the option of substituting different
types of bases (such as file cabinets)
if desired.
Loft Bed Dimensions:
44“ Wide x 80” Long x 69-1/4” High
Getting started:
The parts for this project can be cut with a variety of
tools and machines but we all have our favorites and
those of which we are most comfortable. We suggest you
read through the instructions before doing any cutting and
decide which tools you feel most comfortable using. The
plan is designed to guide you through the steps of building
the project as we have.
Shop tips:
We have a few helpful hints we would like to share with you
that have made assembling projects easier for us and help you
to have the same success and enjoyment.
Do not cut every piece at once. Especially on large,
complex projects, cut and fit as you go through the procedures.
Small dimensional discrepancies in one part such as slightly
shallower dados or slightly longer tenons than what’s called for
can affect the dimensions of subsequent parts. Build complex
projects as a series of components. These plans are designed
to walk you through the procedures in a logical order and it is
important to go through the steps and verify the dimensions
given with what’s already been built.
Predrilling is always a good idea in any type of wood that
you use to avoid splitting or breaking off screw heads.
You can’t say enough about squaring up assemblies no
matter where you are in the assembly process. Getting
something a little out of skew can be a frustrating experience
for any woodworker. To avoid this always keep a tape measure
and square handy. Remember to square before and after you
have tightened the clamps.
A note about safety:
Woodworking can be dangerous. Safety equipment
and keeping your tools in proper working order with
guards in place and adjusted properly can greatly reduce
your risk of injury.
Be sure to read and understand all of the safety
instructions that come with your tools.
Use common sense and caution in your workshop at
all times. If you are not comfortable with a procedure,
don’t do it. Find an alternative that feels safe for you, no
matter how others may work. Safety in your workshop is
your responsibility.
Thank you for trying FurniturePlans.com.
If you have any general comments or suggestions for future
plans, please e-mail us at:
info@furnitureplans.com
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