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Apr 30, 2018 - 08:11 AM
Yes you could use gas springs on a Murphy bed. It would depend on how you have it mounted as to what brackets you would want to use. I have linked all of them below. Generally the BR-1020 would be used on the sides and then you could use the angle in or out. It just depends on how you need to mount them.
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Feb 05, 2024 - 05:57 PM
I’m always surprised Murphy beds aren’t more popular. I have mine from https://van2b.com/ in my Ford Transit and I love it.
But I know that a common complaint of the Murphy bed is that it can get annoying putting it up and putting it down every morning/night.
A tiny van is absolutely screaming out for some convertible furniture solutions. It's tricky to even hide a Murphy bed without using up quite a lot of space but it sure is better than having a giant platform bed taking up 80% of the floor space, 24/7.
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