Tiny House Loft with Bedroom, Guest Bed, Storage and Shelving [1]

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1 Tiny House Loft with Bedroom, Guest Bed, Storage and Shelving [1] Submitted by Ana White [2] on Fri, :26 Page 1 of 27

2 [1] Hi everyone! Thanks for following along on our Tiny House Video Series! [3] A big thank you to everyone who has subscribed and followed along! [4] It's been fun, and I'm both sad and happy to be getting to the final stages. Sad because that means this project is almost done. And happy because I finally get to start sharing plans with you lovely people. Today I'm sharing the first of the project plans for the tiny house. But before we get to it, check out the orignial design Page 2 of 27

3 Now are you ready to see how the loft area turned out? I think what I love most about this loft area in the tiny house is that it is so simple and does not feel cluttered or complicated - yet it does so many things! It's a couch. A ladder. A shelving display wall. It's a real guest bed. And a bedroom encloure. It's also a queen bed. And a dresser. And a shoe storage system. There's hidden storage. And of course, it's a loft. Page 3 of 27

4 We put a ton of thought into each board in this loft bed system - did you notice that the wall framing becomes shelving? That the bed support system is a dresser? That the loft floor is only 1-1/2" thick where you need headroom? It's a tiny house - you can't afford to waste space or materials (that take up space and cost weight). Hope you enjoy the plans following (if this is the homepage click READ MORE below), and if you do build, please share, would love to see how this system works out for you. Happy Building! Ana PS - The stain on the upstairs floor is Rustoleum Early American [5] with Triple Thick poly [6] on top. Best staining combo ever invented. Page 4 of 27

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7 [8] Summary: Plans for a tiny house loft with lower bedroom, storage drawers, and hidden sofa that converts to a guest bed. Detailed plans by Ana-White.com CategoriesProject Type: Built-In Woodworking Plans [9] Full [10] Bunk Bed [11] Queen [12] Sofa [13] shelves [14] Buildings [15] main_category: Tiny House [16] Room: Bedroom [17] Kids and Toys [18] Teens [19] Skill Level: Intermediate [20] Style: Farmhouse Style Furniture Plans [21] Industrial Style Furniture Plans [22] Dimensions: Dimensions shown above. Can be modified to fit different spaces. Page 7 of 27

8 6 FEET LONG 8 FEET LONG 8 FEET LONG 10 FEET LONG 8 FEET LONG 2X6 TONGUE AND GROOVE FOR UPSTAIRS LOFT OF OTHER FLOORING 1 SHEET OF 1/4" PLYWOOD FOR DRAWER BOTTOMS/SHOE STORAGE BACKS 1 SHEET OF BEADBOARD, PANELING OR 1X6 T&G FOR BACK OF WALL 1 SHEET OF 3/4" PLYWOOD FOR DRAWER/DOOR FACES 2-1/2" POCKET HOLE SCREWS 2-3/4" SELF TAPPING WOOD SCREWS (SPAX OR SIMILAR) 5" LAG SCREWS FOR ATTACHING 4X4 TO WALL (JUST NEED A FEW) 1-1/4" NAILS FOR ATTACHING SLATS TO FRAMING AND WALL Page 8 of 27

9 MATERIAL BACKING 3-24" BOTTOM SIDE MOUNT DRAWER SLIDES (WHITE) 4 SETS OF HINGES IF HINGES ARE NOT SELF CLOSING MAY NEED CLASPS OR HASPS 6 KNOBS OR HANDLES BLACK PIPE FOR LADDER AND RAILING Tools: Page 9 of 27

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11 [28] [29] Cut List: WALL 52" 71" 53" 13" - LADDER SUPPORTS 8" - LADDER SUPPORT 1-1/4" PLYWOOD OR 45-3/4" X 60" 1-3/4" 52-3/4" X 12-3/4" (HIDDEN STORAGE DOOR) QUEEN BED " 16-1/2" 80" 58-1/2" QUEEN BED DRAWERS (CUT TO FIT) Page 11 of 27

12 24" 22" 22-1/2" 2-1/4" 24" x 23-1/2" 1-1/4" 24" x 24" 2-3/4" plywood or 1x8s ripped to fit 7" x 24-1/4" 1-3/4" plywood or 1x8s ripped to fit 7" x 24-3/4" 2-3/4" plywood 16-1/4" x 24-1/4" 1-3/4" plywood 16-1/4" x 24-3/4" Bed slats are total of 80" long WALL CLEATS 76" 80" LENGTH OF ROOM (OURS WAS 94-1/2") LOFT FLOOR FRAMING 60" 82" 2X6 TONGUE AND GROOVE FOR FLOORING/CEILING Page 12 of 27

13 [30] Build the main wall system. The best way to attach into the 4x4 posts is with a Kreg Jig, hiding pocket holes on underside. Page 13 of 27

14 [31] Next, build the 2x4 bed support. We made ours using the self tapping wood screws (2-3/4" length but similar lengths would work just fine). Make sure this area is very square. Then attach the two pieces to the walls in the room and together using the 2-3/4" screws. You will need longer lag screws to attach 4x4s to the wall. Page 14 of 27

15 [32] Use a level to attach wall cleats to studs in the wall using the 2-3/4" screws. Page 15 of 27

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17 [34] The only thing I would change on this loft bed system is the ladder. There are two things I did not like about how we did ours - 1. Iron pipe only comes threaded in certain lengths. So we had to cut iron pipe and weld to fitting to get the widths to work out just right. 2. With the span in our pipes, the pipes will sag when heavier people climb the ladder. So I suggest and improvement to my original design by adding 2x4 blocking inside the framing, spaced to fit your iron pipe fittings. This will solve the two issues we have. Page 17 of 27

18 [35] I decided to use the 2x8s to support the mattress because it creates a nice sized cavity for drawers. 2x4 or 2x6 framing would have been fine too if you are not doing the drawers. If doing drawers take extra care to make sure the boards are attached square so you don't have a cockeyed drawer that doesn't slide right. Page 18 of 27

19 [36] We used leftover 1x6 tongue and groove from the wall paneling to cover the back of the "wall" but any material will do - beadboard, paneling, plywood - your choice. It's nice that this area is less than a full sheet of plywood. Just cut and attach with nails and glue. Page 19 of 27

20 [37] We used 2x6 tongue and groove for the upstairs loft. You could probably get away with 1x material, but not sure if I would recommend it with the span over the doorway being so close to 36". Another option is 3/4" plywood, then top with 3/4" hardwood flooring running the opposite direction. Page 20 of 27

21 [38] Step 9 Instructions: Drawers should always be built to fit openings and drawer slides. The picture shows the perfect situation. For the shoe tilt out drawers I just used 1x3s to box out an area, and scrap 1/4" plywood on the back, all attached to the door (see next step). Page 21 of 27

22 [39] Attach drawer faces and doors. There should be an 1/8" gap on all sides of the doors/drawers when installed properly. Step 11 For the bed slats, I used a full length board (front edge painted) for the first slat, then burned up any 3/4" material for the remaining slats, splicing joints over the 2x8 framing. Page 22 of 27

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24 [41] I hinged a piece of 3/4" plywood over the opening in the front. We cut a circle out in the middle to act as a handle. Page 24 of 27

25 [42] Store bought black iron pipe is an easy railing (though not code approved so please be reasonable and safe here) and ladder. clickforplans: [43] Source URL: se-loft-bedroom-guest-bed-storage-and-shelving Links [1] oom-guest-bed-storage-and-shelving [2] Page 25 of 27

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