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I wish o had the skills to build something like this

John wicking down there

You didn't attach the cabinets to the back wall? They are just stacked up on each other basically?

great job! thanks for sharing

Thanks

I would also like to know what legs you used. Great job!

Great vid. In my head i was picturing around €300-€400 for timber but then mine was going to be very basic. I like your finish though, definitely going to take some inspiration from it.

Question ! How far should the backing stud from the finishing wall ?

Amazing, this is definitely what I want mine to look like. What were the legs of the bed?

Not hidden anymore lol 😂

Hate these types. A bookshelf recessed into the wall? Could not look any more like a door.

Thankyou so much! I was struggling so hard trying to find a way to get to the aerator with this sink. I had no idea I needed to pop off the plastic bit!

Thanks! Great tutorial. Don't you think that handles on trim will pull the trim off?

Is these are published in to antique version?

Indoors……. Yeah…… 😅

I need a hidden room to hide all my vintage action figures and comic book collection and silver and gold

it must not work since he didn't open and close it at the end

How are the buttons and shower pressure holding up after a year? Do the buttons get stuck at all?

What are the dimensions?

Thank you 🙏

excellent video. Thanks

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I love the work you did, I love the 3D effect. It matches paint we used for our wall. But our wall is not near as awesome as yours, we just did 1x3's. But it turned out nice, not as awesome as yours. Great job. Thank you for sharing...!!!

Dude, that is a masterfully made Murphy bed. Thanks for taking the time to make this very helpful video

My shower doesn’t have a wall access in back. I can install the hand held shower piping without access in back right?

My shower head pipe didn’t have a Allen key on it but the hand held one did

How did you build those cabinet doors? Given how you are assembling them, it looks like they may be prefab? If so, let me know where you got them, they look great!

Need a steel doorway. Nobody can penetrate with bullets. If someone breaks in they'll be packing and you need camera that run on Lithiom batteries.

Incredible job! looks epic!

Where do you buy that clicker at

Are there any photos of this showing more of the room? I have the exact same size room and want to do this exact thing. Would like to get a sense of the room in relation. Also, which bed kit did you do?

obvious doorframe is a bit.. obvious

Awesome video.. just curious, how much do you charge for something like that?

My gosh that looks tight!

When turn the faucet how do u get cold and warm at the same time?

You made that look so easy and I really enjoyed your style of doing the video. I am seriously going to order the kit you listed and make this for our guest room / office. Thanks!

Is the bed strong enough in the middle? Is it deflexing in the middle? I think the support beams are too small in height to prevent bending in everyday use.

Great video! Definitely one of the better ones I've watched. Thank you for the pro tips on cabinet pulls. I noticed that a lot of people don't paint the interior of the murphy bed cabinet - why is that? Also, have you considered changing the headboard? One other thing, what did you do about your baseboards? Cut them off for flush mounting, or angle cut around them?

I use my Graco 360 variable speed this week for the first time on some doors. It did awesome. The finish was good.

Excellent video, straight to the point and you show all of the extra parts needed! Very informative and awesome job on the install! Thanks for sharing!

Lumber prices are ridiculous right now.

What tmwas the finish like ? Thinking about buying one but I’m old school brush and roller guy

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Nice job! The door fronts on the bottom of the bed really make it looked built in. Does not look like a bed in hiding. Next project go for the twin. The Murphy door

Good job

Great job. Am seriously looking to make something just like this. Your end result looks brilliant. Thank your for honesty showing all those potential pitfalls (mistakes). Am sure I will also find a few ' pitfalls' of my own but feel encouraged enough to have a go. Many Thanks. Ps thanks also to the people asking good questions .

How about turn it lengthwise for ceilings with angles?

Are they a way to adjust water pressure? We are getting really nothing and water pressure is good everywhere in the house.

That's Dope 😎

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