IKEA bed with a wooden frame and slatted base, expertly assembled in a Dutch bedroom by Mijn Meubelmontage

IKEA assembly

IKEA bed assembly

We build every IKEA bed: MALM, HEMNES, BRIMNES, NORDLI, with or without storage and drawers.

Ranges
MALM, BRIMNES, HEMNES, NORDLI, SLATTUM and TARVA — with or without storage and headboard.
Storage options
MALM with drawers or a lift-up frame, BRIMNES with a storage compartment under the base — runners set so drawers close smoothly under weight.
Slatted base
LURÖY or LÖNSET fitted to size, slats evenly spaced, no rattling slat that comes loose.
Headboard
Anchored to the frame without play — a headboard that ticks or moves with every turn is a headboard fixed wrong.
Mattress
Optional: we'll help lift and place your mattress — handy if you're on your own and the box is on the top floor.
Old bed
On request we take the old bed away. Small surcharge for disposal; your bedroom is clear right away.

On request

Fixed price per bed including slatted base, headboard and drawer adjustment. Helping with the mattress costs nothing extra.

IKEA bed frame under assembly — frame levelled on the floor before the slatted base goes in

IKEA bed with crisp alignment and a slatted base fitted to size

01 — Detail

A bed that doesn't creak.

The biggest difference between a well- and a badly-assembled IKEA bed isn't something you see — you hear it at night. A MALM that creaks has missed the right torque on one or two bolts. We tighten every joint to spec, check the corner connections and add felt washers between frame and headboard where needed.

02 — Detail

Storage beds need patience.

MALM with a lift-up frame or BRIMNES with drawers isn't a quarter-hour job. The gas struts have to be symmetrical, the runners square, the drawers parallel to the frame. We set the adjustable feet under load (your mattress on top) so a full drawer closes smoothly and doesn't scrape the side.

03 — Detail

Small detail: the slatted base.

LURÖY or LÖNSET is often still being placed on the floor during assembly. Don't — a slat fitted under tension binds at the edge, a loose slat shifts over time. We fit the slatted base after the frame is standing, and test every slat for that little click that says: locked.