03-17-2013, 08:49 AM
"How exactly does that Murphy bed work. He's anybody ever replaced one with a king bed?"
Jimmy,
I missed your question. The Murphy bed swivels up and appears as a wooded furniture piece and part of the wall opposite the sofa or theater chairs. On what is the bottom of the Murphy bed is a large, usually 42", tv. So when the Murphy bed is stowed you end up with a wide open theater room, a large tv and a sofa or theater chairs to watch. For when the bed is down, there is a tv mounted above the sofa or theater chairs to watch from the bed. When the Murphy bed is stowed and both slides are in you would be able to walk to the rear bath. With a "normal" Newell bed you would not be able to walk to the rear bath. So there are some real advantages to this setup.
Jimmy,
I missed your question. The Murphy bed swivels up and appears as a wooded furniture piece and part of the wall opposite the sofa or theater chairs. On what is the bottom of the Murphy bed is a large, usually 42", tv. So when the Murphy bed is stowed you end up with a wide open theater room, a large tv and a sofa or theater chairs to watch. For when the bed is down, there is a tv mounted above the sofa or theater chairs to watch from the bed. When the Murphy bed is stowed and both slides are in you would be able to walk to the rear bath. With a "normal" Newell bed you would not be able to walk to the rear bath. So there are some real advantages to this setup.
Steve Bare
1999 Newell 2 slide #531