Coming to you in 2024 just to say thanks for actually showing the box it came in! I wanted to see if I'll be able to carry it home by myself and no other videos I found seemed to want to show it!
This was v helpful. Just constructed the bed this afternoon. Took about an hour and a half and it is actually a sturdier design than you might think. And comfortable.
bought today assembled in 90 minutes, value for money £ 80 pounds a double wooden bed!!!!! i did not use any glue just allen key screwdriver and a Hammer, brilliant....
I just spent 2.5 hours and managed to get two pieces together. I think I am challenged in some way 😂 going to try in the morning, don’t want to give my neighbours a headache. Wish me luck. At this rate I’ll be done in by end of next week
That looks like a really light weight solution for the bedroom Olly. I always like watching your crafty videos. The end product here had a few mods along the way but in the main a good purchase I'd say. You said it was up to standard so you sanded it but hey can't win them all. Good going. Mark
I used a hammer to lightly tap the tubes down far enough so that the screw reaches the female bit. This was the most difficult part for me. Make sure the two holes are on the inside of the frame, and also drilled on the sam piece of wood when viewing from inside. Hope this helps
Hi, I've never seen bed slats in that size. Ikea only sell them in singles. I imagine it offers better support for two people, rather than just supporting the larger mattress. I hope this helps.
@@NerdyScotsman I think it's worth it. Last time I looked, it was no longer available on Ikea's UK site. I wouldn't trust anything chipboard or MDF as much as this.
Hi, I still think you'd need something (a couple of sheets or boards) to sit on the bed frame in order to support a box-spring mattress. I hope that helps?
Mine is a memory foam mattress, also from Ikea. I believe you can sit any form of mattress on the frame. Thanks for your comment and I hope this helps.
I have this bed frame, I'm renting a furnished room and those two allen key screws on the sides just ripped out the other night. Tightening them does nothing, they just pop right back out. How do I fix that? Just get some actual screws and drill them deeper?
Hello and thank you. Yes, the metal braces do come with the bed. I can't remember now but they might've be stored in a different part of the Ikea warehouse to the timber (they do this sometimes and I find it really annoying). I hope this helps.
Hello, I am interested in buying the single Neiden bed from IKEA but I want to make it less wide (from 90 to 70 centimeter) because the spare bedroom is very small. Do you think that's a good possibility? Furthermore I want to make it higher to make more storage space.
Yes, I live in the Netherlands and they sell both 80 centimetres and less common the 70 centimetres wide and regular 200 length. It's fine tot kids and you make sure the adults sleeping over won't stay too long.
Interesting. If you did cut the rails down, I think you have to be able to accurately redrill the holes for the screws and dowels. I hope that makes sense.
Praise be, I'm about to get this bed today and wouldn't have the confidence to without this video. Can I ask what glue/kind of glue you used at around the 2:40 mark? Cheers!
Thank you for your comment. I hope your own bed assembly goes well. Glue isn't at all necessary but I just used a basic white PVA glue for wood. If you wanted to use glue, something like a yellow glue would also be fine. Good luck and all the best.
Thanks for your comment. Are you referring to the spare wooden dowels? I think they're supposed to hold the slats in place and stop them from sliding around.
Interesting. Are you sure it's the slats and not the bed frame? I've not experienced this myself. I'd make sure they're the right way up - should be high in the middle on the top side. I hope this helps.
Hi Steve, I would estimate it's about 6ft or 1.8m, as that's roughly the length of the bed. I can't be certain as the item has disappeared from Ikea's UK website. But I hope this helps. It should go in the back of a car with the rear seats folded down.
Thanks so much for this. Bought the frame from some college kid for $30. Oops. Forgot to show me what size screws went to where? Some really long ones have blue painted on the bottom. Not sure what goes where. Help
Hi Olly, thanks for sharing the video. I will be tasked with building this bed next week but I'm a DIY newbie. If I have an electric drill and a hammer is that everything I need? Thanks in advance
Hi Tanya, thanks for your comment. It's possible you don't need a drill. Ikea usually supply allthe tools you need but the tools are very small and I just find it easier to use my power tools. I hope this helps and best of luck with it.
I am still very happy with this frame. Sometimes it makes a loud 'click' noise but I don't move around much in bed. I don't think glue is essential. Most of my frame is not glued as I need to be able to take it apart each time I move (I live in rented accommodation).
Well for £60 it's a miracle but it still looks flimsy to me! You did a good job improving the finish - I don't know how you can bear not having a workshop (belt sander on the carpet...) Thanks for posting, an enjoyable view.
Thanks for watching, Steve. I do struggle without a workshop... I sometimes create jobs like this in an effort to scratch that itch! ;-) Time will tell how long it lasts. At the very least, I have the slats and fixings for a more substantial future frame.
I would say it's about 2m long, which is roughly the same length as the assembled bed. It went in the back of my estate car quite easily with the seats down. Should also fit in a hatchback in a similar way. I hope this helps.
Hi, thank you for watching and for your comment. I've found this bed to be stronger than I expected and stronger than it looks. I think it's really good value for the money.
At long last an IKEA video manual! does Aseembly mean 'what an IKEA flatpack seems like before you erect it'? I didn't realize their stuff needed sanding. Looks good.
Woodomain - Jeremy Broun Thanks, Jez. I like to think people out there will be looking for guidance on how one of these goes together... And they'll find my video. ;-) It's that difference between what feels smooth and what's actually ready for a finish. Many would be less pedantic than I am! ;-) All the best.
They stay in place once the mattress is on top. They would be better if they were fixed but nothing in the instructions or the design accounts for this. I may one day drill a few holes and screw them to the frame.
Good video, it seems sturdy enough. I've taken one of those bed bases apart rather than take to the tip. Good source of low quality hardwood once you get the staples all removed but the bits have good parts that have been used in other project once the knots have been cut around.
smitcher Thank you. That's good to know you've been able to recycle the materials in the past. I did end up stripping it apart. The wood was only softwood but easily recycled. Even the metal inside went in to the correct bin. I only binned some of the fabric. All the best and thanks for watching.
I am struggling with the final part of the assembly and hoping you can help me. For the cross steel brace at the end, is there a hole for it to screwed on to the bed? I flipped the bed but can't find a place to put the screws in. Are we supposed to drill the holes ourselves for it? I don't own any power tools and just using what Ikea provided me. I would really appreciate if you can help me with this.
coolroy516 same here. I too did not have a drill. But the wood is soft enough and screws provided are sufficiently pointed to get inside wood with normal hand pressure.
Thanks for your question. As Ram has suggested, there are no pre-drilled holes for the wood. But it is a softwood and you may be able to drive screws in without. If you can start the hole by pushing in a screwdriver or nail to dent the wood, this may also help. I hope this does help.
Hi, I know this might sound as a silly comment. But do you know how much weight can the bed frame hold? I’ve been looking everywhere and it doesn’t give me that bit of an info. Thank you in advance!
Hi and thank you for your comment. I do not have any specific information on this either. But it would comfortably support two adults. I hope this helps and sorry that I cannot provide any further assistance.
Hey, do you think this frame would work with a 120 or a 90 width mattress? Just wondering if the slats stay flat enough so it's not bumpy or anything since it's not covering the whole distance. They don't sell 120 wide versions sadly, I have a 120 and a 90 width mattress and I like to use both, the 90 wide neiden would be great for the smaller mattress but couldn't use the bigger mattress then.
Hi, it's been good for me so far. I've had no trouble with it. Although, as a single person, I haven't tested it 'rigorously'...! Thanks for your comment.
Ikea supply everything you need and the instructions are good enough. I found it easier to use a power tool to drive the screws in, rather than the tiny allen key they provide. I hope this helps. You don't need to sand everything as I did. I'm just very particular about things. ;-)
Can't see that bed taking some serious action Olly;-) Looks very insubstantial. When I moved into my decrepit cottage several years ago I spent most of my resources on renovation so I used eight clean wooden pallets readily available and just screwed them together to make a very strong platform bed...temporarily. A coffee table soon followed.IKEA has its place for some things but you a very capable and talented woodworker!!!
Thanks for watching and for your comment. Well, my previous bed didn't receive much action either... Sadly. :-/ If it does fail at any point, I have ideas on how it can be reinforced. I'm not the biggest fan of Ikea and will avoid buying anything not made from pine. But currently without a workshop (still...), it almost seems like a viable option. Thanks for your kind words. :-)
Thank you for this video! Can you tell me the length of the slat on each side? I bought this bed frame without the slats due to a slat shortage. I am trying to get wood cut at Home Depot today. Thanks!
I made the same mistake with the middle beam.... Fuuuuucccckkkkk! Why can't they just make it simple!!?? Nice bed, shitty instructions. Thanks for your help it was better than any other vids put up! Cheers mate!!
4 hours assembly ... .that's indeed quite a long time. Well... I spent ca. 50 minutes and I am already 80% done I would say....includingthe interruptins of my son who is a great adviser when it comes to construction. But maybe .... I should rather call it playing. So this delays me always a bit. But it is worth the fun.
okay mate, get ready for the most weirdly specific question you'll ever be asked can i ask for the dimensions of the NEIDEN bed's legs please? I'm gonna need to use risers to make the bed a bit taller, and I want to make sure that the bed's legs will actually fit in them. If you can get back to me on this then you'll genuinely have saved my freakin' life lmao!
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Coming to you in 2024 just to say thanks for actually showing the box it came in! I wanted to see if I'll be able to carry it home by myself and no other videos I found seemed to want to show it!
You're very welcome, thanks for your comment! Ikea state dimensions on their website but it's sometimes easier to see it.
This was v helpful. Just constructed the bed this afternoon. Took about an hour and a half and it is actually a sturdier design than you might think. And comfortable.
Glad to hear it. :-)
3:30 am and I finished the bed after 4 hours without any tools. Hurrah!!
Congratulations and thanks for watching!
@@OllyParryJones your video was very helpful, dear mister. Thank you very much :)
Lol, I’m so freaking envious cause my adventure is just starting. I can rock Slattum and Kallax- this one is the hardest one I’ve come across
I bought the same bed, then found your video, which really helped. Thanks. Admire your perfectionism 👌🏻
Thank you very much and thanks for watching.
anyone else stuck on the middle piece?
Me, its not straight
bought today assembled in 90 minutes, value for money £ 80 pounds a double wooden bed!!!!! i did not use any glue just allen key screwdriver and a Hammer, brilliant....
Glad to hear it! Well done and enjoy your sleep!
Once I saw you with the heavy equipment I got discouraged and prepared for an all nighter 😔
I'm sorry to hear that. There is no need to use the tools I did but as I had them, it made the task easier.
I just spent 2.5 hours and managed to get two pieces together. I think I am challenged in some way 😂 going to try in the morning, don’t want to give my neighbours a headache. Wish me luck. At this rate I’ll be done in by end of next week
@bfunirfeyh5822 Good luck! Hopefully you'll find things easier with those first two pieces assembled.
@@OllyParryJones thank you!
6:29 I don't know why, but I cant seem to make this work!!! It's so annoying. Been trying for 2 hours and only got one bolt installed..
Good information but why you sand the new wood ?
Only because I'm pedantic and I wanted a 'perfect' finish, as a furniture maker by trade.
@@OllyParryJones I think maybe to do paint on it . I bought two double beds and one single about to come next month . Cheap and good . Thanks
@kay3179 Oh yeah, it'll be fine for painting as it is. They're really good value for the money.
Nice is it good still like not broke? I kinda want one
Several years later and it's still strong. No damage.
How is it holding up now for you, meaning is it holding up great
Hi, it is still holding up very well for me. Used daily. No problems.
That looks like a really light weight solution for the bedroom Olly. I always like watching your crafty videos. The end product here had a few mods along the way but in the main a good purchase I'd say. You said it was up to standard so you sanded it but hey can't win them all. Good going. Mark
Wye Explorer Thanks, Mark. I'm certainly pleased with it. Good to have your support on this channel also.
All the best.
A pleasure Olly. That's good to hear the result. Yes, I like this channel.
We just bought 2 of the twin sized NEIDEN frames for our daughters... will bookmark this video for when we assemble next week!
Thank you and good luck. :-)
Hi Jennifer, how is the bed holding up? I’m thinking of purchasing the twin size for my 3 & 6 year old.
so these double beams are just stapled together out of the box??
That's it! No glue as far as I could see. You could add screws if you really want but I've still had no trouble up until now.
Thanks for watching.
Doing this right now ... I wanna jump off a cliff
Don't jump.
Me too! I have been putting this together for a week now
@@nikknack7377 yasssss, me 2
you done it now? :D
Nikk Nack oh gosh! I’m about to try!!
Two of the wholes on the feet end of the middle stick did not fit the two small metal tubes. Am I suppose to drill holes to make it bigger???
I used a hammer to lightly tap the tubes down far enough so that the screw reaches the female bit. This was the most difficult part for me. Make sure the two holes are on the inside of the frame, and also drilled on the sam piece of wood when viewing from inside. Hope this helps
Hi, is it possible to have it under one 200x140 bed slat instead of two smaller ones?
Hi, I've never seen bed slats in that size. Ikea only sell them in singles. I imagine it offers better support for two people, rather than just supporting the larger mattress.
I hope this helps.
@@OllyParryJones It is really common in Europe. I guess that I can try and in worst case scenario, return it. Thanks
Good luck.
Hi , is the bed still okay do you have any complains?
My only complaints are that I'm still single and have no-one to share it with.
I've just moved house again and it's still going strong. No issues.
Do i need the bed slaps or its optional?? Please help
I'd say you definitely need the bed slats. Or something else between the frame and mattress.
I hope this helps. Thanks for your comment.
Does this bed make noise when… you know? Please let me know 😅
Not that I've noticed. I also only use a foam mattress. A sprung mattress might make some noise.
So the bed comes without slats or any other support? I have to buy them apart?
Bed slats do come with the bed frame and the metal brace underneath.
Good bed or bad is it sturdy enough to last without breaking in a week
I made this video ten months ago and I've been sleeping on this bed ever since. I certainly believe it's built to last. No problems whatsoever.
@@OllyParryJones Might grab this frame then but then again looks like there is so many parts to put together lol
@@NerdyScotsman I think it's worth it. Last time I looked, it was no longer available on Ikea's UK site. I wouldn't trust anything chipboard or MDF as much as this.
Had a week and child got hurt it broke!
Great video! I'm also planning to buy one of these bed but curious about how it held up so far? Thank you so much!
Thank you. It is still going strong and very well.
@@OllyParryJones got it! Thanks for the response! Cheers.
@@OllyParryJones could we have another update please :)
Still going strong. No faults or failures.
“I still have some spare dowels left over”, says Olly, calmly. Me in a couple of hours: “why tf have I got spare dowels left over?!” 😂
Where I moved I didn’t have any tools, so I had to use the Allen key, it was hell
I can only imagine. I think they could at least provide a longer allen key (like the one purchased in sets) to give more leverage.
What size is your mattress
It's a standard double.
is the glue necessary?
Not at all. It's just my way of doing things. :-)
Thanks for your comment.
Is it strong enough for two or three people? I want to buy the same bed also but I cant decide
Definitely enough for two people. Um... I haven't tested it with three! :-D
@@OllyParryJones thanks!
It is durable for 2 persons (weighs 350 pound together )?? Please reply I'm planning to buy it.
I think it would be fine. That's about double my own weight and I have no issues with it.
Olly Parry-Jones Thanks dear
Thanks so much for this video. Saved me a chunk of time and frustration.
Glad to hear it and you're welcome
Hi - just wondering if you could put your own box spring on top instead of buying the slats. Any advice would be appreciated!
Hi, I still think you'd need something (a couple of sheets or boards) to sit on the bed frame in order to support a box-spring mattress. I hope that helps?
What type of mattress did you put on it? Like a sleeper sofa mattress? It does not require a box spring right?
Mine is a memory foam mattress, also from Ikea. I believe you can sit any form of mattress on the frame.
Thanks for your comment and I hope this helps.
I have this bed frame, I'm renting a furnished room and those two allen key screws on the sides just ripped out the other night. Tightening them does nothing, they just pop right back out. How do I fix that? Just get some actual screws and drill them deeper?
What type of mattress did you put on this bed? Did you need a box spring?
Hi, thanks for your comment.
Just so I understand... Are these the screws that go through the leg?
hey, thanks for video. are the braces included? if not what kind of braces are suitable for NEIDEN ikea beds?
Hello and thank you.
Yes, the metal braces do come with the bed. I can't remember now but they might've be stored in a different part of the Ikea warehouse to the timber (they do this sometimes and I find it really annoying).
I hope this helps.
@@OllyParryJones thanks :*
I CANT DO THOSE SIDE THINGS WTFFFFFF THE BOLTS R SO CONFUSING (send help Im going crazy)
Will the twin size version of this bed fit a standard size twin mattress?
Yes, I use a standard double mattress on my bed. Thanks for your question.
Is wood good or easy to break? I want to buy it but I don't know the quality!
It has always been strong enough for me. No cracking or breaking anywhere and I've moved home in all this time.
i have question about the tools you uses so the power drill what size did you use to screw in everyting?
thanks to you, i assembled this bed today ;) good video mate
I'm glad to hear it and you're welcome.
some says this bed has creaking problem. Is it true??
Not for me. I've not had any such trouble with that and mine is nearly two years old.
Hello, I am interested in buying the single Neiden bed from IKEA but I want to make it less wide (from 90 to 70 centimeter) because the spare bedroom is very small. Do you think that's a good possibility? Furthermore I want to make it higher to make more storage space.
Hello, thanks for your comment.
Making it taller is definitely possible.
If you made it narrower, would you be able to find a mattress to fit?
Yes, I live in the Netherlands and they sell both 80 centimetres and less common the 70 centimetres wide and regular 200 length. It's fine tot kids and you make sure the adults sleeping over won't stay too long.
Interesting. If you did cut the rails down, I think you have to be able to accurately redrill the holes for the screws and dowels.
I hope that makes sense.
Praise be, I'm about to get this bed today and wouldn't have the confidence to without this video. Can I ask what glue/kind of glue you used at around the 2:40 mark? Cheers!
Thank you for your comment. I hope your own bed assembly goes well. Glue isn't at all necessary but I just used a basic white PVA glue for wood. If you wanted to use glue, something like a yellow glue would also be fine.
Good luck and all the best.
Hi, do you think it would be possible to assemble this bed without the “head board”?
Nikoline Zara nah
Hi, thanks for your question. I'd say not, as you'd definitely need the legs.
great video would you recommend the bed frame
Thank you. Yes, about two years later and I still recommend this frame. Hasn't let me down.
@@OllyParryJones since He didnt reply i wanted to say thank you!
@@hamood1495 Thank you for that. :-) Have a good day.
You didn't do it in the video, but what are the pegs it says to instal at the very end for?
Thanks for your comment. Are you referring to the spare wooden dowels? I think they're supposed to hold the slats in place and stop them from sliding around.
so according to the manual, no glue or drill necessary WTF!! can I skip the glue at least?
This is correct, you don't need to use glue or any power tools.
Merci mon gars tu viens de m’ôtez une épine du pieds, 2018, comme quoi un bienfait n'est jamais perdu 😄
Job well done. It will be a big help when I assemble my bed frame tonight
Thanks for watching, Richard. I hope it went well.
Great video. My landlord brought me this bed but the slats creak so loud that it wakes me at night. Any idea about what’s wrong?
Interesting. Are you sure it's the slats and not the bed frame?
I've not experienced this myself. I'd make sure they're the right way up - should be high in the middle on the top side.
I hope this helps.
What is the size?
It's about 1.95m x 1.39m. Sized for a standard double matterss. Other sizes may be available. I hope this helps.
hi friend what was the length of the overall packaged box?
Hi Steve,
I would estimate it's about 6ft or 1.8m, as that's roughly the length of the bed. I can't be certain as the item has disappeared from Ikea's UK website. But I hope this helps. It should go in the back of a car with the rear seats folded down.
Thanks so much for this. Bought the frame from some college kid for $30. Oops. Forgot to show me what size screws went to where? Some really long ones have blue painted on the bottom. Not sure what goes where. Help
Thank you. You can usually download the manual from Ikea's product page, which may be helpful. Sounds like a bargain price!
Hi Olly, thanks for sharing the video. I will be tasked with building this bed next week but I'm a DIY newbie. If I have an electric drill and a hammer is that everything I need? Thanks in advance
Hi Tanya, thanks for your comment. It's possible you don't need a drill. Ikea usually supply allthe tools you need but the tools are very small and I just find it easier to use my power tools. I hope this helps and best of luck with it.
Many thanks for the video, from North Bay Ontario.
You're very welcome, Margaret. Thanks for watching and commenting. All the best.
Hi, how can you buy the bars for the bed? It doesn’t have in the package :(
They were in Ikea but not stored next to the other bed parts. I'd suggest going back and asking a member of staff if you still can't find them.
So far are you happy with the bed frame? Does it grind a lot? Do you think the glue is a must?
I am still very happy with this frame. Sometimes it makes a loud 'click' noise but I don't move around much in bed. I don't think glue is essential. Most of my frame is not glued as I need to be able to take it apart each time I move (I live in rented accommodation).
Well for £60 it's a miracle but it still looks flimsy to me! You did a good job improving the finish - I don't know how you can bear not having a workshop (belt sander on the carpet...) Thanks for posting, an enjoyable view.
Thanks for watching, Steve. I do struggle without a workshop... I sometimes create jobs like this in an effort to scratch that itch! ;-) Time will tell how long it lasts. At the very least, I have the slats and fixings for a more substantial future frame.
I have it in single size
It's pretty sturdy
No issues for a year and a half so far
Hi mate, how is going till today with the bed ? I would buy one ! Greetings from Italy :D
Hi,
No problems at all. Still solid one year after moving house. I recommend it.
Thanks for your comment and for watching. All the best.
@@OllyParryJones is it still sturdy a year later. I am planning to buy one to prepare for university this fall?
@@disabledbabe Hi, yes, still very solid and reliable. No problems. Great value for money. Thanks for watching.
@@OllyParryJones Thank you very much.
You're welcome. Good luck.
Hey how long was the box it came in?
I would say it's about 2m long, which is roughly the same length as the assembled bed. It went in the back of my estate car quite easily with the seats down. Should also fit in a hatchback in a similar way.
I hope this helps.
Is it strong enough?
For lying on and sleeping on, it certainly is. You could even stand on it! I still use it to this day. I hope that helps.
Hi!, great video!, do you think that the bed is strong enough for having it in a hostel? thanks
Hi, thank you for watching and for your comment.
I've found this bed to be stronger than I expected and stronger than it looks. I think it's really good value for the money.
7:07 thos thingd fon,t want to go in any tips
Hi, I'm not too sure of what to suggest. Have you tried carefully tapping them in with a mallet? Or pulling them in with a clamp, if you have one?
What is the name of the Allen key set you are using for the impact driver?
I had a set of screwdriver bits, including a set of hex-head bits. They're numbered H5, H6, H7, etc. I hope that helps?
Do you have to do the sanding/oil finishing? Thanks for the video!
It's not necessary at all, to sand or finish the wood. That's just me. ;-) Thank you for watching and for your comment.
At long last an IKEA video manual! does Aseembly mean 'what an IKEA flatpack seems like before you erect it'? I didn't realize their stuff needed sanding. Looks good.
Woodomain - Jeremy Broun Thanks, Jez. I like to think people out there will be looking for guidance on how one of these goes together... And they'll find my video. ;-)
It's that difference between what feels smooth and what's actually ready for a finish. Many would be less pedantic than I am! ;-)
All the best.
Just bought this bed today..single n double
Glad to hear that! Hope they serve you well.
the beds slats are not going to move ? Is it well fixed like that ?
They stay in place once the mattress is on top. They would be better if they were fixed but nothing in the instructions or the design accounts for this.
I may one day drill a few holes and screw them to the frame.
@@OllyParryJones Thank you for you answer ! have a good day
The most difficult bed to assemble. Can’t work out the angle
do you think this is enough strong for two people?
Yes, I think it should be fine. Thanks for watching and for your comment.
Good video, it seems sturdy enough. I've taken one of those bed bases apart rather than take to the tip. Good source of low quality hardwood once you get the staples all removed but the bits have good parts that have been used in other project once the knots have been cut around.
smitcher Thank you. That's good to know you've been able to recycle the materials in the past. I did end up stripping it apart. The wood was only softwood but easily recycled. Even the metal inside went in to the correct bin. I only binned some of the fabric.
All the best and thanks for watching.
Ah i suppose i got lucky. I guess they just use what they have to hand and every manufacturer may be different.
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I am struggling with the final part of the assembly and hoping you can help me. For the cross steel brace at the end, is there a hole for it to screwed on to the bed? I flipped the bed but can't find a place to put the screws in. Are we supposed to drill the holes ourselves for it? I don't own any power tools and just using what Ikea provided me. I would really appreciate if you can help me with this.
coolroy516 same here. I too did not have a drill. But the wood is soft enough and screws provided are sufficiently pointed to get inside wood with normal hand pressure.
Thanks for your question. As Ram has suggested, there are no pre-drilled holes for the wood. But it is a softwood and you may be able to drive screws in without. If you can start the hole by pushing in a screwdriver or nail to dent the wood, this may also help.
I hope this does help.
Thanks that was helpful! I am all set now
I'm pleased to hear it. All the best.
Glad I'm not the only one! Came here to ask this, thanks for the comments and responses.
Hi, I know this might sound as a silly comment. But do you know how much weight can the bed frame hold? I’ve been looking everywhere and it doesn’t give me that bit of an info.
Thank you in advance!
Hi and thank you for your comment.
I do not have any specific information on this either. But it would comfortably support two adults.
I hope this helps and sorry that I cannot provide any further assistance.
Hey, do you think this frame would work with a 120 or a 90 width mattress? Just wondering if the slats stay flat enough so it's not bumpy or anything since it's not covering the whole distance. They don't sell 120 wide versions sadly, I have a 120 and a 90 width mattress and I like to use both, the 90 wide neiden would be great for the smaller mattress but couldn't use the bigger mattress then.
Although the slats are curved slightly, you cannot feel them through a mattress.
I hope that helps and sorry for not seeing your comment much sooner.
It can accomodate this for 200 kg?
Unfortunately I do not know what the maximum load would be. But I'm confident it could take 150kg and probably more. I hope this helps.
Is this bed super creaky for anyone else as well?
I don't find it to be very creaky and it does seem to make enough of a noise that anyone else might here.
Thanks for watching.
Hey Olly, great and helpful vid! What's the power tool you used instead of the Allen key called? Thanks for the help!!
Thank you! It's an impact driver but you could use any cordless drill with the correct screwdriver fitting. I hope this helps.
Hi. Is that bed sturdy and durable? Planning to buy one soon. :-)
Hi, it's been good for me so far. I've had no trouble with it. Although, as a single person, I haven't tested it 'rigorously'...!
Thanks for your comment.
@@OllyParryJones Thank you for your reply. 😊
Do I need any additional tools and products to assemble this? This looks complicated and quite a task!
Ikea supply everything you need and the instructions are good enough. I found it easier to use a power tool to drive the screws in, rather than the tiny allen key they provide.
I hope this helps. You don't need to sand everything as I did. I'm just very particular about things. ;-)
Ikea built mine wrong so upset
Already spent 2 hours in it and at the last bit we hit a road block smh
Can't see that bed taking some serious action Olly;-) Looks very insubstantial. When I moved into my decrepit cottage several years ago I spent most of my resources on renovation so I used eight clean wooden pallets readily available and just screwed them together to make a very strong platform bed...temporarily. A coffee table soon followed.IKEA has its place for some things but you a very capable and talented woodworker!!!
Thanks for watching and for your comment. Well, my previous bed didn't receive much action either... Sadly. :-/ If it does fail at any point, I have ideas on how it can be reinforced. I'm not the biggest fan of Ikea and will avoid buying anything not made from pine. But currently without a workshop (still...), it almost seems like a viable option. Thanks for your kind words. :-)
I'd love to see more videos on how to reinforce it!
I'm not willing to do anything right now as I really don't feel it needs it. But a year or so down the line, who knows. ;-)
that's even better if you don't feel like it doesn't need reinforcement :)
Assembling one just now😢
I hope it went well.
@@OllyParryJones really well nice frame
Thank you for this video! Can you tell me the length of the slat on each side? I bought this bed frame without the slats due to a slat shortage. I am trying to get wood cut at Home Depot today. Thanks!
Great video
Its nice one ❤️❤️ which size is this ??
This is the double bed frame.
Were the slats included? or did you buy them separately?
These slats were included with the bed frame. They're exactly the same as the ones Ikea sell separately.
Thanks for your question.
Well at least you have such tools 😅 But at least I can now say I had a good arm workout 💪🏽💪🏽
@Oily: the tack, tack, tack of the cordless drill could be avoided by choosing a higher torque. Normally it should not do this.
From memory, I was using an impact driver and not a drill/driver with a clutch. That may explain the noise you describe.
I made the same mistake with the middle beam.... Fuuuuucccckkkkk! Why can't they just make it simple!!?? Nice bed, shitty instructions. Thanks for your help it was better than any other vids put up! Cheers mate!!
Thanks very much for watching. Glad to know I'm not the only one to have made that mistake! All the best.
He does not explain steps to follow for people steps, he just shows how handy he is, show up
Who are you talking to?
4 hours assembly ... .that's indeed quite a long time. Well... I spent ca. 50 minutes and I am already 80% done I would say....includingthe interruptins of my son who is a great adviser when it comes to construction. But maybe .... I should rather call it playing. So this delays me always a bit. But it is worth the fun.
Glad to hear you're doing well with the assembly and I hope it serves you well. All the best.
@@OllyParryJones Yes - bed works. Our son sleeps well in it.
Nice video Olly! Thanks for sharing it with us.😎👍JP
Thank you, JP and thanks for watching. :-) I'll try to have another video up soon.
You're very welcome Olly! 😎
okay mate, get ready for the most weirdly specific question you'll ever be asked
can i ask for the dimensions of the NEIDEN bed's legs please? I'm gonna need to use risers to make the bed a bit taller, and I want to make sure that the bed's legs will actually fit in them.
If you can get back to me on this then you'll genuinely have saved my freakin' life lmao!
I'm so sorry that I missed your comment. Hopefully you've got this sorted by now but I think they're about 69mm x 20mm.
Wellp, I don't want the frame anymore. Thanks for the heads up! lol
You're welcome, I guess. Thanks for watching.
I did't buy the Luroy when I bought the frame. My bed just went through the center of the frame.
So, does your mattress just sit comfortably on or inside the frame?
Barrell nuts are an absolute joke. Everything else is easy apart from the bit. Total shithouse of a desigb
Perhaps not a complete shithouse of a design if the rest is easy... Maybe just those nuts.
whats wrong with the bed frame O_O why ppl hating on this bed frame LOl
I've no idea! I'm still very happy with mine. :-)
This was super helpful!! Thank you so much :)
I'm glad to hear it! You're welcome and thanks for watching.
thumbs up for a useful video
You're very welcome! Thank you, I'm glad it's been so useful for you.
thx u
You're welcome. Thanks for watching and for your comment.