Bunk Bed installed in my Cybertruck

[SONNYDUT]

Hey all,

I have just completed my bunk bed in my CT, sleep for 2. I love camping and outdoor but my wife love camping and sleep indoor with AC on. So I come up with my solution. With rear seat fold up, this is what I created. The lower bed is 29”x57”, diagonally, close to 5’2”. Top bunk is also the same measurement but with some room to stretch. my wife is about 5’2”, she sleeps on the bottom with our small dog, and I am 5”8”, sleep comfortably on top. I use the 4” memory mattress topper and cut to size. Climate control temperature runs all night with no issues. Before top bunk could be properly setup, both front seats must move all the way forward position to clear bed platform. I set the driver seat to sleep profile, move the passenger seat all the way forward.

Top bunk advantage for taller sleeper, diagonally. As shown in the picture my feet rest perfectly on the far back of the rear seat and my head far as between the front passenger seat and door panel. This for me is best of both worlds. Outdoor activities and sleep comfortably inside.

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[Cyberschmoops]

Very creative! Well done.

 

[jf64k]

Where there’s a will , there’s a way, haha!!

Nice!!

 

[Chris9702L]

What is it made out of?

 

[Flaunt]

Hey All,
I have just completed my bunk bed in my CT, sleep for 2. I love camping and outdoor but my wife love camping and sleep indoor with AC on. So I come up with my solution. With rear seat fold up, this is what I created. The lower bed is 29”x57”, diagonally, close to 5’2”. Top bunk is also the same measurement but with some room to stretch. my wife is about 5’2”, she sleeps on the bottom with our small dog, and I am 5”8”, sleep comfortably on top. I use the 4” memory mattress topper and cut to size. Climate control temperature runs all night with no issues. Before top bunk could be properly setup, both front seats must move all the way forward position to clear bed platform. I set the driver seat to sleep profile, move the passenger seat all the way forward.

Top bunk advantage for taller sleeper, diagonally. As shown in the picture my feet rest perfectly on the far back of the rear seat and my head far as between the front passenger seat and door panel. This for me is best of both worlds. Outdoor activities and sleep comfortably inside.

This is pretty awesome. Are you worried about the pressure affecting the supporting areas?

 

[Carlos Thomas]

Whoever is in the bottom better not be claustrophobic.

 

[SONNYDUT]

This is pretty awesome. Are you worried about the pressure affecting the supporting areas?

I have tested and use it. Very sturdy, I weight about 195lbs. The plywood I am using in 3/4” finished surface, supports by center console and 2 legs. The back side is lock down on rails. No drill or modifications to the truck, except for the hooks tape (Velcro like) to hold in place. It some what complicated design. I 3d printed all the critical parts.

 

[SONNYDUT]

Whoever is in the bottom better not be claustrophobic.

True, but luckily my wife is fine with the space.

 

[SONNYDUT]

What is it made out of?

3/4” finish plywood, aluminum legs, stainless steel piano hinges, heavy duty hooks tape (Velcro like), many custom designed 3d printed parts and wood screws.

 

[Stuck4ger]

Cool, where do you keep the torpedo loader to get in and out of the bottom bunk?

 

[Woodrick]

What is the width from door to door?

 

[Outdoors]

Cool, where do you keep the torpedo loader to get in and out of the bottom bunk?

Belly crawl. Then tumble to ground. Pop up like it's nothing.

 

[Stuck4ger]

I intend to do something more along these lines.

 

[getsometom]

That’s creative. I appreciate the ingenuity

 

[Pops]

Impressive work!

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