Bunk Bed with desk.pdf

Bunk with the works

Your children will love this multipurpose bedroom setting

floorspace, this clever bedroom setting includes

a loft-style bunk, desk, cupboard and bookshelf.

Designed for children aged six to 10, it’s an all-in-one

solution for small bedrooms. By Dieter Mylius

stand under the bed, and approximately 90cm sitting room

when in bed. For bedrooms with a ceiling height of 2.7m or

more, the height shown will allow children up to 165cm to

stand under the bed. As your child grows, the components

can be separated and used individually (after cutting down

the bed legs, of course).

All timber used is pine, except where noted

otherwise. Bevel all rails and sharp edges before

assembly. Counterbore for all screws so the heads

can be covered with wood filler or wood plugs.

Note: The bed illustrated was made for a bedroom with

tall ceilings. If the ceilings in your home are 2.4m high, you’ll

need to reduce the height of the bunk bed. This will leave you

with enough room for children up to 135cm in height to

Bed and ladder

Item Part Section size Length & number Length & number

for 2.7m ceilings for 2.4m ceilings

BA Legs 45 x 90mm 2000mm (4) 1700mm (4)

BB End rails 90 x 19mm 1080mm (6) 1080mm (6)

BC End rails 190 x 19mm 1080mm (2) 1080mm (2)

BD Support rails 40 x 19mm 1080mm (2) 1080mm (2)

BE Slat supports 40 x 19mm 1950mm (2) 1950mm (2)

BF Side rails 190 x 19mm 1950mm (2) 1950mm (2)

BG Safety rails 90 x 19mm 1950mm (2) 1950mm (2)

BH Slats 140 x 19mm 952mm (10) 952mm (10)

BI Ladder uprights 70 x 35mm 1950mm (2) 1650mm (2)

BJ Rungs 70 x 30mm 450mm (6) 450mm (5)

Step 1 On each leg (BA), cut a 25 x

25mm bevel off top inside narrow edge.

Measure 200, 290, 810 and 900mm

from bottom, and 260 and 350mm from

top. Screw end rails (BB,BC) between

these marks and one flush with top. Flip

frame over, measure 350mm from top

and screw on support rail (BD) so top

edge is flush with mark. Make another

matching end frame.

Step 2 Screw slat supports (BE) to

side rails (BF) so bottom edges are

flush. Stand the two end frames with

end rails facing

out and rest side rail assemblies on

top of support rails. Clamp side rails

to legs. Square up unit, making sure

legs are vertical. Drill bolt holes –

one through slat supports and the

other 25mm from top of side rail.

Counterbore bolt holes on inside of

frame so nuts won’t finish proud of rail

surface. Add safety rails (BG) flush with

top of legs, again using bolts. Space

evenly and screw on slats (BH) to

complete bed.

You’ll also need: 6mm cup-head bolts (eight at 65mm and four at 90mm) with washers

and nuts

Step 3 To make the access ladder,

mark 170, 470, 770, 1070, 1370 and

1670mm from top of each upright (BI).

Cut a series of 70 x 10mm housings,

each with its top on a mark. The

shorter ladder will have one housing

less. Glue and screw the six (or

five) rungs (BJ) into housings after

bevelling the sharp edges.

Shopping: Storage bed developed and built

by Nikos Grammenos (02) 4751 6190.

All materials from Mitre 10 136 310.

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O ccupying little more than two square metres of

Desk

Item Part Section size Length & number for

2.4 and 2.7m ceilings

DA Legs 70 x 70mm 720mm (4)

DB Long rails 90 x 19mm 760mm (2)

DC Short rails 90 x 19mm 400mm (2)

DD Corner blocks 40 x 19mm 105mm (4)

DE Desk top 290 x 19mm 985mm (2)

Step 4 Prepare the legs (DA) by

measuring 165mm from top, and

planing a small bevel down all

edges from this mark to bottom of

each leg. Then measure 25 and

68mm from top on two adjacent

faces of each leg for the dowel

holes. Use dowelling jig and 8mm

drill bit to bore 20mm-deep holes in

centre of each leg at these marks.

You’ll also need: sixteen 8 x 38mm dowels

Step 5 Cut long and short rails

(DB,DC) and on ends mark 25 and

68mm from top to match legs. Bore 8

x 20mm-deep dowel holes. Apply glue

to holes and mating faces, then insert

dowels and tap legs to rails. Measure

diagonals to check everything is

square. Hold with clamps, then glue

and screw on corner blocks (DD) flush

with top of rails.

Cupboard

Step 7 Glue sides (CA) together using

dowels or biscuit joints, then wipe

off excess glue. Clean up joints once

glue has set, then mark out housing

for bottom and mid shelves. The

undersides of shelves are located 50

and 420mm from base of unit. Set up

a straight edge to run a router, with

a 19mm straight bit, to cut a housing

depth of 5mm. The bottom housing is

stopped about 5mm short of front and

mid housing, 25mm from front.

Step 6 To edge-glue halves of

desk top (DE) together using dowels,

just butt the two pieces together,

then square lines spaced 150mm

apart across both pieces. Use these

marks to align the dowelling jig.

Alternatively, use a biscuit joiner.

Remove excess glue and, when dry,

place face down on a bench. Centre

leg assembly between ends but

with back legs flush to back edge of

top. Screw on through corner blocks

after predrilling and counterboring. Fit

desk between bed legs at one end,

and screw through bottom end rail of

bed into desk legs if required.

Step 8 Screw on cleats (CB) so top

cleats are flush with top and centred

on each side. The lower ones are flush

with bottom of housing and back.

Step 9 Glue halves of bottom shelf

(CC) together, then cut a 15 x 5mm

notch at both front corners. When

fitted into side housings, the result will

be a neat vertical join line on the

face. Predrill sides and glue and screw

in place. Repeat for central shelf

(CD). Add the two front rails (CE) by

screwing from sides into rails. Fix back

rail (CF) in a similar way.

Bookshelf

Note: The bookshelf is built similarly to

the cupboard but without doors.

Step 12 Rout stopped 5mm-deep

housings in sides (SA) so that

underside of shelves (SB) will be

located 250 and 500mm from bottom

of unit to accommodate tall ceilings.

If you’re making the smaller bookshelf,

install only one shelf, spaced 230mm

from base. Notch front of shelves to

suit housing, as for cupboard, then

screw sides to shelves.

Step 10 Glue halves of top (CG)

together and let dry. Centre on

cupboard so back is flush with cabinet.

Screw on from underside through

rails and cleats. Before fitting plywood

back (CH), check diagonals to see if

cupboard is completely square. Nail

on the back.

Step 13 Screw rails (SC) between

sides at back top and bottom, as

well as at top front rail (SD). Add

plywood top (SE), then evenly space

lining slats (SF) across back and

screw to back rails.

Step 11 Dowel door stiles (CI) to

rails (CJ), check they’re square,

then let dry. Round over inside

front edges and rout a 10 x 3mm-

deep housing in back to take plywood

panels (CK). Fit door to cupboard

with 75mm flush hinges spaced

120mm from top and bottom.

Step 14 Locate bookshelf on top

of cupboard. Measure the top

trim (SG) to clear the bed legs, and

mitre the front corners.

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Bookshelf

Item Part Section size Length & Length &

number for number for

2.4m ceilings 2.7m ceilings

SA Sides 290 x 19mm 750mm (2) 450mm (2)

SB Shelves 290 x 19mm 950mm (2) 950mm (1)

SC Back rails 90 x 19mm 940mm (2) 940mm (2)

SD Front rail 40 x 19mm 940mm (1) 940mm (1)

SE Plywood top 290 x 3mm 978mm (1) 978mm (1)

SF Slat linings 130 x 12mm 750mm (8) 450mm (8)

Cupboard

Item Part Section size Length & number

for 2.4m and

2.7m ceilings

CA1 Sides 290 x 19mm 830mm (2)

CA2 Sides 90 x 19mm 830mm (2)

CB Cleats 40 x 19mm 342mm (4)

CC1 Bottom shelf 290 x 19mm 950mm (1)

CC2 Bottom shelf 90 x 19mm 950mm (1)

CD1 Mid shelf 290 x 19mm 950mm (1)

CD2 Mid shelf 70 x 19mm 950mm (1)

CE Front rails 40 x 19mm 940mm (2)

CF Back rail 140 x 19mm 940mm (1)

CG1 Top 290 x 19mm 985mm (1)

CG2 Top 140 x 19mm 985mm (1)

CH Plywood back 978 x 3mm 849mm (1)

CI Door stiles 70 x 19mm 717mm (4)

CJ Door rails 90 x 19mm 327mm (4)

CK Plywood panels 347 x 3mm 557mm (2)

You’ll also need: four 75mm flush hinges; two knobs

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