Murphy bed removal. Three words you simply don’t want to put into action. And, why would you? It looks downright difficult and that’s not a misconception. A Murphy bed is concealable, which is what earns it its name. Which means that it won’t simply pop up because it’s very functionality delivers when in use. Otherwise, it would just fall out of place every time it’s deployed. So, let’s take a quick look at the Murphy bed removal process.
Before you drag out the tool box and begin re-arranging furniture to make way to cart that thing out, you should have a plan for what you’ll do with it. You see, the local trash collection agency won’t touch it. So, dragging it out to the curb on the street won’t help. Of course, you can dispose of it yourself, if you have the means. You’ll need a pickup truck or trailer or both.
Murphy beds are designed to fold up against a wall. Many people believe that a Murphy bed must be left with a house when you move out, but this isn’t true. Most manufacturers provide detailed removal instructions to allow homeowners to take their beds with them from one home to another. If you don’t have the removal directions for your bed, most general instructions will work as long as you look for and disconnect any springs used to help move your bed from one position to another. --Hunker.com
In addition, you’ll need at least one person to help you carry it out of the house. Moreover, you’ll need to tie it down while transporting it. If you do go the full DIY route, make sure you know where to take it so you aren’t running from place to place.
Now, let’s get to Murphy bed removal. You’ll need some tools and supplies. Get some plastic bags, a drill-driver or screwdriver, and drill bits. Then, do the following:
If you need Murphy bed disposal, just phone 800-737-5923 or visit Pro Junk Dispatch.
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