iBedz - Wall bed mechanisms

We supply high quality wall bed mechanisms to the Bedroom, Hotel and Furniture industry. Shown here is our pull down double wall bed. This particular bed was fited without the legs and a large handle was used to pull it down and support it when in the horizontal position

The kits contain straps with clips to hold the mattress and bedding in place. These wall bed mechanisms are made to ISO 9001. quality standards. Normally held in stock is the Clifton single (2'6'' or 3ft wide ) and Curzon double (4'6') (if the video below does not play, click on the bar at the top of your screen, or the software on your computer may need flash player. free download at www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/ )

These wall bed mechanisms are made from heavy duty steel, which are the best on the market. We provide drawings and technical support. Additional items required to complete the wallbeds, are a cabinet, mattress, and mattress support platform. This can be made with our slat packs.

Why Buy a wall bed ?

Wall beds are proper beds, designed to be used on a daily basis, you can choose your own mattresse according to the design of the cabinet, you can create more space in almost any room. Ideal for replacing your existing bed.

Wall beds are designed to save you money to utilize the space you already have, our wall beds are one of few that have heavy duty mechanisms with springs and piston damper, the way this wall-bed is designed is that when you pull the wall bed down it will not drop but is balanced and will hang in the air until you pull it fether (this safty feature is in case a small child pulls on the wall bed then lets go) we have a video showing this feature, also our wall beds have been designed for heavy mattresses and light lifting. We can now offer the Curzon wall bed mechanism without the automatic legs, this makes the product much easier to install.

What is the differnce between a murphy bed and a wall bed?

Murphy bed, also called wall bed, fold-down bed, or pull down bed. a wall bed is not a new concept, it was invented in 1916 by William Lawrence Murphy hence the name. They are popular anywhere that space is limited.