Will that wall bed open in your room?
Type in your wall, your floor depth and your ceiling. The planner checks 84 real wall bed setups from 6 makers against them, then draws the open bed to scale with your door swing.
84 1/4" to 95.6"How far a vertical queen reaches into the room once it is down, across the 22 queen setups in our data. That spread is why one generic number misleads.
33 of 84Setups where the maker states a minimum ceiling height. For the rest we say “not published” and show the cabinet height instead.
7CPSC recalls of Murphy or wall beds since 2018, each quoted word for word on the recall list.
Start from your problem
Seven-foot ceilingBasements and older homes. Which beds the makers say will work at 84 inches.
Ceiling around 7 ft 6 inThe awkward middle: most horizontals, some full-size verticals.
Standard 8-foot ceilingWhere the queen verticals start to qualify, and where they still don't.
8 x 10 roomTight. A few setups still leave a 30-inch path.
9 x 10 roomEvery setup checked on both walls.
10 x 10 roomThe most common spare room size people ask about.
10 x 12 roomRoom for a desk model, if you pick the right wall.
Recall lookupSearch by brand, series or model number.
What this site does not do
It checks fit. Width, height, depth, swing, ceiling. It does not judge whether a bed is safe, strong or well made, and it never explains how to mount one. Those answers belong in the maker's install manual, and we link it wherever the maker publishes one.
The shallowest open footprint in the data belongs to the The Bedder Way Co. Horizontal wood or melamine Murphy bed (Twin, horizontal) at 44 5/8" from the wall. The deepest is the Resource Furniture (CLEI) LGM rotating wall bed (Queen, vertical) at 95.6". Same job, very different rooms.