How To Make A Daybed Frame: Quick And Easy Steps

Step 1

To build your daybed frame, you start by cutting your MDF board in 2 equal-cut side rails, which will serve us its feet. After that, cut two large pieces of MDF Board that should fit inside the frame to create the area where the foam/cushioning will rest on. Remember that the sizes vary from your preference.

Step 2

Cut cleats that will hold and support the platform, 1×1 inch will do. And install them half an inch down from the top end to end of the side and end trails. Allow a gap along the side of the rails, that leaves you with a hefty amount of space in between side rails. This area will allow for two cross pieces to be installed at the center to support the platform of the boards.

Step 3

The cross supports need attachments to hold it more firmly, thus installing cleats from the top and bottom and around the perimeter. Then cut the two cross supports.

Step 4

Once done, flip the daybed cover and carefully attach metal brackets to each corner on the outside edges of the frame. Screw the feet tightly in position. Then turn the bed over, slide the pieces of the platform, and check the position if it fits perfectly.

Step 5

When all the screws are tightened, paint the entire frame according to your design. Also, you can put upholster on your day bed frame. Then cover it when every foam is placed accordingly.

DIY Daybed Ideas and Designs You Should Consider

Some daybed frames are uniquely made to accommodate different kinds of an issue the user encounter. A daybed with storage works wonders if you are very limited in space. A day bed with rolling wheels is a convenient way to maneuver around the house. 

Here are some ideas for your homemade DIY daybed frames, and thereby, you will get ideas on how to make a daybed frame.

Wheels for Days

This is truly applicable, especially if you have a wide area. Whenever you find yourself sitting or resting comfortably in your daybed and want to move it to a certain location like outside for a cozier atmosphere, or just sitting by the pool, one good way to maneuver around your daybed is installing wheels.

Wheels are great attachments and cost-effective upgrades too! Plus, you will be saving hundreds of dollars because you save yourself from buying a new one.

Additional Storage 

One great thing about making your very own daybed frame is further upgrading it once you get an idea of how something is done. This cool, especially for people with limited space, a tiny purchase of MDF board and screws, will go a long way.

Daybeds can easily be converted to storage daybeds. They make your life pretty easy and clutter-free. Storage daybeds are the norm these days; they save up tons of space and is a pretty cheap upgrade.

The Outdoor Style

As you may know, daybeds are easily convertible. Converting them to outdoor daybed with canopy sounds pretty fun and exciting. Adding a canopy to your daybed will help you and your friends who want to hang out and just chill the night away. They make a great choice if your home has a pool with it. It makes a luxurious looking cottage inside your home!

Benefits of Having a Daybed at Home

As we all know, daybed is a place to soothe your soul, rest your aching body, or just plain relax. However, there are a lot of benefits too when you have your very own daybed at home. That’s why it is important to know how to make a daybed frame. 

Here are some ideas for your homemade DIY daybed frames, and thereby, you will get ideas on how to make a daybed frame.

Functionality

Daybeds are multifunctional, and they serve as both sofa and an actual bed. Also, they are great areas for your guests and friends to hang around or just a place to read your favorite novel or book.

Comfortability

Rather than letting your guests sleep on the floor or blown-up mattress, daybeds offer a more comfortable feel for your guests at home. Also, you can easily change the fabrics or just interchange designs according to your liking.

Space-Saving Capability

Admit it, we all needed daybeds not only for a place to hang around but also to save space. They are multipurpose furniture that is quite cheap and, for some, easy to make. They help not to spend separate purchases for other appliances or furniture.