Every child wants his own special bed. Free children's bed plans make a weekend project that will be appreciated and remembered for years.
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These are the kid's beds that don't belong in any other category. For kids, also check out the bunk bed plans, loft bed plans and crib plans.
Need to build a bed in one day? Build this strong and sturdy twin bed using this plan with step by step instructions.This bed was built with minimal power tools - just a belt sander, a small power planer, hand drill and table saw. For under $50 for materials, you can have a bed in a day!
This twin bed offers storage underneath and you can leave it rustic or paint it in any desired color. Lots of places for a child to stuff their toys in the bins under the bed. See other beds built with this plan on Ana White's site.
Open floor space by building this attractive trundle bed that offers an additional sleeping area when friends and relatives come to visit. You can also just build the trundle part for an existing bed; just adjust the length and width to fit your bed.
This easy to build toddler bed will make a great addition to your little one's room. This is also an inexpensive bed to build. It is designed to fit a toddler-sized mattress. Over 20 photos of beds others have made from this plan on the Ana White site.
Follow the instructions in this plan and you can have this good-looking twin bed with a tall headboard in a single day. It is a 2-part plan with plans for the bed and then the headboard. Great instructions with detailed photos.
This bed has tons of storage both under the bed and around the head of the bed. Made to fit a twin mattress with 6 cubby holes under the bed for toys. Over 15 photos of how others built their beds using these plans.
Two cubby holes for decorative baskets plus a closed storage area makes this bed the perfect fit for your child's needs. This bed has exposed bench feet and would be cute with a bench added to the foot of the bed.
This plan will show you how to build a twin bed for less than what you might expect to spend and it's a cinch to make. This bed was inspired by the Pottery Barn kids Emmett Bed and the lumber cost under $70. A trundle can also fit under this bed.
This bed sits low to the ground making it a great fit for toddlers.This bed cost about $30 to make and was inspired by the Pottery Barn kids Fillmore Platform bed. 12 photos of how others built their beds from these plans. The bed can be made independent of the headboard.
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