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Install the Wall Brackets

 1. Carefully working from a step stool or ladder, 

    determine and mark the centerlines of the wall studs 

    above the cabinet and extend the marks 90˚ out onto 

    the bed cabinet Top (2). (Mark at least two stud 

    locations for Twin and Full beds and at least 

    three for Queen beds.)

 

2.  Along each stud centerline drawn in Step 1, mark 

    Drilling Location A1. 

Fig.5.

 

3.  Drill a 13/64" diameter x 5/8" deep hole at each A1

    location, taking care not to drill all the way through 

    the bed cabinet Top (2).

 4. Position a Wall Bracket (HH) at each location, 

    inserting the steel dowel in the hole. Mark Drilling 

    Locations A2, A3 and A4 on the bed cabinet Top and 

    Drilling Locations A5 and A6 on the wall. 

Fig. 5.

 

5.  Drill a 5/16" diameter hole through the bed cabinet 

    Top (2) at Drilling Location A2 on each centerline. 

  

Fig. 6.

 

6.  At Drilling Locations A3 and A4 on each stud 

    centerline, drill a 5/32" diameter x 5/8" deep pilot 

    hole, taking care not to drill all the way through the

    cabinet Top (2). 

Fig. 6.

 

7.  At Drilling Locations A5 and A6 on the wall, drill 

    3/16" pilot holes for the 1/4" x 3" Washer Head Lag 

    Bolts (KK). Remember, each Wall Bracket (HH) 

  

MUST attach to the wall with TWO lag bolts. Fig. 7.

 Do 

NOT

 use an impact driver to 

drive fasteners; the added torque of an impact driver 

increases the risk of stripping the pilot holes and 

weakening connections. Do NOT overtighten screws.

 8. Return the Wall Brackets (HH) onto the bed cabinet 

    Top. Secure each bracket to the Top with two 

    #12 x 3/4" Washer Head Screws (JJ). Secure each 

    bracket to the wall by driving two 1/4" x 3" Washer 

    Head Lag Bolts (KK). 

Fig. 7.

 

9.  Working from inside the bed cabinet, insert a 1/4"-20 

    Allen Head Screw (II) into the hole on the underside 

    of the cabinet Top at each bracket location and thread 

    it into the tapped hole in the Wall Bracket (HH). 

    Tighten the bolt with the #4 Allen Key (NN). 

Fig. 7.

Fig. 7 - Side View of Lag Bolts and Screws Installed

Fig. 6 - Top View

Fig. 5 - Wall Bracket Hole Drilling Locations

A6

A4

A3

A2

Steel dowel (Drilling Location A1)

A5

HH

2

3

4

"

4"

1

1

2

"

Wall

4

5

8

"

A1

(Steel 

Dowel)

A2

A3

A4

Stud Line

Wood 

Stud

Wall

II

2

3

A6

A5

Top of 

Cabinet

Wood 

Stud

JJ

KK

HH

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  Each Wall Bracket (HH) MUST be mounted flush on 

  the cabinet top and flush to the wall with no gap 

  with all six screws. Failure to do so increases the 

  risk of cabinet failure and serious personal injury.

Summary of Contents for REVISED VERTICAL MURPHY BED

Page 1: ...Y BED HARDWARE KIT INSTRUCTIONS Revised November 2017 Review instructions fully prior to use for important safety information Always check Rockler com to confirm that you are using the most recent ver...

Page 2: ...use this product if you are in any way impaired by medications alcohol drugs or fatigue Dress appropriately and remove all jewelry secure loose clothing and tie up long hair before using this tools to...

Page 3: ...for vertical Twin and vertical Full beds MUST be secured using all required hardware to at least two 2 wall studs cabinets for vertical Queen beds wall beds MUST be secured to at least three 3 wall s...

Page 4: ...pport 1 1 1 E Upper and Lower Frame Supports 2 2 2 F Flat Bars 2 2 2 G1 Pistons 2 2 2 H Mattress Supports 1 2 2 I Mounting Plate Left and Right 2 2 2 J Saddle Locking Plates 2 2 2 L Door Brackets 6 12...

Page 5: ...mm Machine Screw 2 2 2 AA M6 x 30mm Bolts 4 4 4 BB M8 x 50mm Bolts 34 34 34 DD Nylon Washers for Legs 4 4 4 EE M5 Nuts for Saddle Lock 2 2 2 FF M8 Lock Nuts 40 40 40 GG Temporary Stop styrofoam 2 2 2...

Page 6: ...anent Stop 5 8 x 3 x 18 1 QUEEN BED Mattress Size 60 X 80 X 10 Dimensions T x W x L Quantity 1 Sides 3 4 x 17 x 791 8 2 2 Top and Bottom 3 4 x 17 x 571 4 2 3 Upper Headboard 3 4 x 13 x 571 4 1 4 Lower...

Page 7: ...TOOLS NOT INCLUDED REQUIRED HARDWARE NOT INCLUDED Stud Finder Wood Glue Phillips Screwdriver 3 16 Drill Bit Circular Saw or Table Saw 3 8 x 11 2 Dowels 3 8 Nut Driver or Socket Wrench 5 16 Drill Bit...

Page 8: ...steners to fail potentially resulting in serious personal injury Fig 1 27 64 diameter x 9 16 deep pilot hole U I T 1 21 2 21 2 79 16 61 4 117 16 31 8 97 16 615 16 Right Cabinet Side 117 16 137 8 1711...

Page 9: ...board Assemblies Side View Front View Front View Side View 3 4 2 2 4 2 3 2 Screws Dowel Rods 1 Place the Top 2 on a work surface so that its inside face is oriented up Position the Upper Headboard 3 o...

Page 10: ...oard Fig 3 9 Move to the bottom of the right Side 1 and mark locations for two dowels across the bottom edge of the right Side and bottom face of the Bottom 2 Mark drilling locations for three screws...

Page 11: ...hem Cabinets for Twin and Full beds MUST be secured using all required hardware to at least two 2 wall studs cabinets for Queen beds MUST be secured to at least three 3 wall studs All 1 4 x 3 Washer H...

Page 12: ...r the 1 4 x 3 Washer Head Lag Bolts KK Remember each Wall Bracket HH MUST attach to the wall with TWO lag bolts Fig 7 Do NOT use an impact driver to drive fasteners the added torque of an impact drive...

Page 13: ...x 50mm bolts BB and M8 Lock Nuts FF 5 Position the Long Center Frame Support assembly between the two side frame assemblies making sure that all tabs are at the bottom Make sure that the metal tabs p...

Page 14: ...and Double Slat Cap Q into the corresponding mounting holes in the frame You might need to bend the Slats slightly and use a rubber mallet to tap the Slat Caps and Double Slat Cap into place Fig 8 4 R...

Page 15: ...11 Tighten the Screw fully 4 Carefully tilt the frame upward past the front edge of the cabinet and hold it there Fig 12 On each side fit the end of the Piston G1 onto the threaded stud on the Mountin...

Page 16: ...s not included Fig 14 7 With the Temporary Stops GG still holding the top of the frame out from the cabinet fit a Nylon Washer DD onto the threaded stem of the left Leg M and fit the threaded stem int...

Page 17: ...not included to the front face of your Door Panel s 5 at a height that will allow you to comfortably pull down the bed About one third of the way down from the top of the door is a good rule of thumb...

Page 18: ...tracted and the bed is lowered beyond the normal horizontal position If they do then you MUST either fine tune the position of the Door Panels on the frame or the Door Panels width MUST be reduced 4 H...

Page 19: ...19 Fig 19 Fig 20 P O Q O P H...

Page 20: ...e Door Panels slowly and carefully allow the bed to tilt up into the cabinet 1 Once the bed unit has been assembled correctly and secured to the wall pull the bed down and while holding the frame secu...

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