Wall Beds & Murphy Beds
Expanse Inverse Murphy Bed
The Expanse Inverse Murphy Bed is a breakthrough in space-expanding design that doesn’t look like a Murphy bed at all. Its innovative plywood and steel construction eliminates the need for bulky cabinets, leaving you with a clean, modern appearance matching all room aesthetics. The bed face serves as a floating support base when opened, while hidden pistons make raising and lowering effortless.
Let's check the right size, finish and configuration for your space.
Dimensions & configuration
Closed Bed
Closed Bed Depth: 15.9 inches
Closed Bed Height: 81.7 inches
Overall Width : 71.3 inches
Opened Bed
Headboard Height: 30.4 inches
Open Bed Depth: 85.6 inches
Total width with Wing Back Headboard: 71.3 inches
Bed width (without Wing Back Headboard): 62.6 inches
Structure Details:
Side rail height: 9 inches
Clearance Under Bed Frame: 9.5 inches
Floating leg inset from foot of bed: 15.3 inches
Back of the bed is notched 5.7" to over top of a baseboard. (Taller than this you need to remove your baseboard.)
Finishes & options
Materials, mechanism & care
- Assembly:
- Takes approximately 5 hours with two people. We have written and video manuals to assist. Video assistance is available if you let us know ahead of time. Wall Mounting: Hardware included, but wall anchors should be purchased based on your wall type. You mount the bed to your wall through the headboard.
- Mattress:
- Fits a queen mattress (60″ x 80″) up to 11″ thick, with a suggested weight of 55-75 lbs for a smooth experience. Maxmimum mattress weight support for up to 100lbs with heavier lifting required. We suggest a 9-10inch thick mattress for the best balance. Special pistons can be produced for a fee if you have a high weight requirement.
- Materials:
- 1 piece steel metal bedframe. Wood panels are made from plywood high strength and flexibility in this smart design. We do not use MDF or PB.
Plan your space
Measure the furniture in both its closed and fully open positions. Leave space for chairs, doors and everyday movement. For wall beds, check ceiling height, wall construction and the opening path with your installer.
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