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what depth is top and bottom half please

10 years ago

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Closets For Life
9 years ago
The back wall has an upper depth of 12" and lower of 15"
The bed cabinet is 15"
The side wall has an upper of 12" and a lower of 21"
Ashiq Rah
9 years ago
I found a place where you will find every mechanism and plan about Murphy bed. This site is really helpful. http://murphybedikea.com/how-to-build-a-murphy-bed
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