Free Loft Bed Plans

Building a Loft Bed
Building a loft bed is not a difficult project and requires only a few simple tools. Loft beds can be made in variations of this plan. Just be sure that your loft bed plans accurately reflect the room and mattress size and the height of the ceiling.

Build Your Own Loft Bed
iMy last three weekends have been spent in my basement workshop building beds for my three kids, and it was so much fun I thought I'd share my experience and see if I can encourage you to have a go.

Loft Bed with Storage
Designed for children aged six to 10, this all-in-one solution for small bedrooms includes a loft-style bunk, desk, cupboard and bookshelf.

Loft Bed / Bunkbed
For students in a dorm looking for more space, a bunkbed that is strong, inexpensive and easy to build, may be the answer. If you are looking to loft your bed and put your desk or a chair or other furniture...

Loft Bed Accessories
Free plans and drawings of accessories and additions for OP Loftbeds. Includes guardrails, dimensioned drawings, and book shelf.

Perfect Loft Bed
The unit, which was designed by contractor and parent Kent Hicks, has a weight capacity of 250 lbs., measures 44" wide by 82" long (by 72" high with the railings), and is designed to take a standard twin mattress.

How to Build a Loft Bed
Includes articles with detailed illustrations showing measurements of an existing bed made from this loft bed plan that has been in use for over 10 years and is still as strong, sturdy and comfortable today.