Hochbett für Erwachsene – welche Latten?

Hallo,

ich möchte gerne ein Hochbett aus zwei 3×4 Kallax Regalen bauen. Ich möchte es gerne super stabil haben, weil ich irgendwie Panik hab, dass es bricht.
Was nehm ich denn da als Lattenrost? Kann ich da Dachlatten nehmen? Reicht Fichte oder muss es Douglasie oder Buche sein? Könnten sie auch etwas dicker sein, als die normalen Lattenroste?
Oder hat jemand noch ne andere Idee bzw. wie habt ihr das gemacht?
außerdem: meint ihr, ich soll die Oberseite vom Kallax Regal noch mit einem zusätzlichen Holzbrett verdicken? Oder reicht die dünne Platte?
Im Internet findet man leider nur Hochbetten für Kinder.

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Franky1962
1 year ago

…because I kind of panic it’s breaking.

There’s nothing going on except you’re extremely overweight! The weight is distributed over all shelves.

What do I take as a slat rust?

A normal one you would use on any mattress.

also: do you think I should thicken the top of the Kallax shelf with an additional wooden board?

No, I wouldn’t.

We have a 240l aquarium on a Kallax shelf. There’s nothing happening!

LDanne
1 year ago
Reply to  Franky1962

The fish transmit no load moment in the transverse direction to the shelf, unlike people in beds.

This sad excuse for a shelf is not designed for it in any way.

Glaskocher
1 year ago

My bed is one meter wide and I am lying on 19 bats of 18*45mm (Fichte, umobelt), which rest on their ends within the frame. The original editions (glued to paint §$%&%$!!!) I had to replace the bats for 30 years the same. I used to stand in bed and weigh 100kg. The slats are nailed to a belt that they do not accidentally slide into the diagonal and then crash. This belt may be a simple roller shutter belt and may be attached to the mattress supports at the top and bottom for safety.

The side parts of my (at the time bought) bed are made of pebble wood crushers of 30*140mm cross section (2m long). They are connected with “bed connectors” to head and foot parts and can be hooked out for transport. I recently had to strengthen the fittings on the side parts with lock screws because the original clamping screws gradually started to break.

I hope that this is the information you lack on the decision. I wish to build good success and then pleasant night rest.

Alternatively, you could also buy a finished slatted grate with resilient wooden laminated batten, which is guaranteed to not break through.

LDanne
1 year ago

Stability and Kallax are close. Hard fiber with cardboard core, you can almost nowhere reasonably screw. In the Lagkaptan “Tisch-“Platte, frustrated gamers cut holes every week with the mere fist.

Please forget your plan.

If you want a stable bed, buy at least one Ikea Stora. There are still needed from 15 and more years ago in 1.60 width (new for several years only in 1.40.) This alone already shows what this has for a good constructive substance.

Morty712
1 year ago

they should be pretty stable… for the love game

Morty712
1 year ago
Reply to  Lara3670

Kalax’s just squeezing spahnwood?! I wouldn’t trust that. Better are frames made of solid wood, spruce or pine. 50-60mm thickness. And slat rust is actually better to buy…

Morty712
1 year ago

and then it is important how you connect the wood to each other, either really nice wooden connections…this requires craftsmanship.. or simply with steel angles and connectors.. and 5mm wooden dowels… glue? or if you want to move around with it soon to a man

Morty712
1 year ago

No, it doesn’t, we both have a pickup. But it’s just unpleasant if your bed is even and more.. Which wood I have already written to you: spruce or pine. 50-60mm thickness. 80mm If your child is in front of killing in bed, jumping. Then I’d say sure is safe…

Morty712
1 year ago

you should also gain your own experience 🙂 Just put on your Kallax shelves and see if they start cracking… Or build a wooden frame + 4 supports and cross-stretches…And if you have wooden slats as a slat rust… you don’t see a wild number