Wilding Wallbeds King Size with Storage Headboard User manual

Revision 4/19.1
For Wallbed models:
KING SIZE
WITH STORAGE
HEADBOARD
INSTRUCTION BOOKLET #C24
WARNING! ALL MURPHY/WALLBED SYSTEMS CONTAIN STORED ENERGY. FAILURE TO USE AND
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS DURING THE INSTALLATION PROCESS COULD RESULT IN SEVERE
PERSONAL INJURY TO USER OR DAMAGE TO PRODUCT. PLEASE CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE AT
866-725-6401 FOR ANY QUESTIONS.
Watch step by step installation instructions at:
https://www.wallbedsbywilding.com/wallbed-installation-studio-series/

studsensor
Ratchet
13mm Socket 11mm Socket 8mm Socket
Large regular screwdriver
Phillips screwdriver
13 mm open end wrench
Stud finder
STANLEY
Tape measure
Cordless screw driver
with Phillips bit
6 foot ladder
Tools Needed

Hardware Page
Pack 5
5/8’’ Pan head Screw
2
Item Qty
Velcro Retainer Straps
2
10
1 Wood Screw
1/4’’
5/16’’ Nylock
Hex Nut
5/16’’ x 1”
5/16’’ x 1”
Hex Head Bolt
5/16’’ x 1 1/4’’
16
10
2
4
Pack 2
QtyItem
1 5/8’’ Pan head
Wood Screw 2
5/16” Allen wrench
Allen Head Bolt
Panel Saver
2
6’’
2.5’’
(In mechanism rails box)
1”x 1” x 1 3/4”
Four Hole Corner
Bracket
10-24 Black
Nylock Nut
10-24 x 1 Black
Machine Screw
1/4’’
5/8’’ Pan
head Screw
10-24 x 1/2’’ Black
Machine Screw
1/2” x 3/4”
Black Barrel
(Leg Stop)
16
2
160
14
2
4
Item
Item
Qty
Qty
Pack 3
Pack 7
Pack 4
1 1/2” x 5/16”
Black washer
1 1/2” X .765”
Black washer
1 1/2” Nylon washer
1/4’’ x 1 1/2’’
Hex Head Bolt
Star Washer
2
2
2
2
4
Item Qty
3/4’’ Washer
2
Cam Fitting
Connecting Bolts
4
34
Other Hardware
Item Qty
“L” Bracket
3
5/8’’ Pan head Screw
6
Square Tip Bit
1
(Extra)
(From Manila Envelope)
Tapered Allen Head Bolt
Remington
Newport
Dakota
Bed Models
Bed Handles
1”
1
3/8’’
4
4
NOTE: Handle may vary depend-
ing on bed style.
6
2.5’’ Wood Screw

Left Side Board Right Side Board
Lift Mechanism
Finished edge
Cut out for room
base molding
Step 1: Locate the two Side Boards. If you pur-
chased a King or Queen size bed the Side Boards
measure 85.25” long, Twin and full measure
81.25” long. Then from the small square card-
board box labelled SBLM, locate the two Lift
Mechanisms, hardware bags, and springs.
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5/16’’ x 1 1/4’’
x 8
5/16’’ Nylock Nut
x 8
Hardware needed for next step from Pack #2
Repeat step 2 with the Left Side
Board and Lift Mechanism.
IMPORTANT! Over tightening the nuts will
pull the head of the bolt too deeply into the
Side Board. Tighten only until the head of the
bolt is flush with the surface of the Side Board .
Step 2: Install the Lift Mechanism to
the right Side Board first by inserting a
5/16 x 1 1/4” Tapered Allen head Bolt
through holes A, B, C and D from the
outside (countersunk holes) of the Side
Board. The bolt then goes through the
corresponding holes of the Right Lift
Mechanism as illustrated. Thread on
four 5/16” Nylock nuts and tighten
hardware. (hole A may have threaded
collar instead of bolt)
May be threaded
collar instead of
bolt in hole A.
Note:
Hole A
Hole B
Hole C
Hole D
Finished Edge
Base Board
Notch
Right
Side Board All holes are
countersunk in
this side of side-
board
Tapered Allen Head Bolt

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Step 3: Install Springs in the Lift Mechanisms
HELPFUL HINT: Watch how to do this process at:
IMPORTANT! Be sure that holes
of the Mounting Plate correspond
to the holes in the Tension Arm
and use the same number of
springs and the same configura-
tion on both Lift Mechanisms
Repeat Step 3 for Left Lift Mechanism.
Install the first spring in hole #5 (if mechanism has some pre-loaded springs from the factory, remove lower springs first)
on both the Mounting Plate and the Tension Arm. Hook one end of the spring under the upturned edge of the Mounting
Plate first then lay the spring down and slide it under the matching hole in the Tension Arm. See illustration 1.
Continue by working up one hole in
the lifting mechanism, then down one
hole alternating back and forth until all
springs are loaded.
NOTE: After you have completed installing and checking operation of your Wall bed, you
may find it necessary to add or remove springs to achieve the correct lift effort of between
5 and 10 pounds.
The required number of springs in the Lift Mechanisms varies with the different weights of
mattresses. If you purchased your mattress with your bed from Wilding Wallbeds refer to the
chart to the right. This will also be a good reference point for mattresses not purchased with
your Wall bed.
(Some springs may be pre-installed)
https://www.wallbedsbywilding.com/wallbed-installation-studio-series/
Hardware needed for next step:
Hole #5
Hole #1
Hole #9
Tension Arm
Upturned edge
of mounting
plate
Arm Bracket
Illustration 1
(Right lift mechanism)
Lifting Springs
See step 4 of the video to view installation of springs.
(from box labelled SBLM)
Bed Size Number of Springs
King
Queen
9
7

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Step 4: Lay the right Side Board down and screw 14 Connecting Bolts into
the holes provided as shown. Repeat the process with the left Side Board
which will require 15 Connecting Bolts.
Hardware needed for next step:
x 29
Connecting Bolt
Note: Screw the connecting bolts down until the collar of the con-
necting bolt is seated firmly against the surface of the wood.
(From Manila Envelope)
One in each
of the 7 holes
LEFT
One in each
of the 7 holes
RIGHT

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1/2 Turn to tight
Cam Fitting
Connecting Bolt
Storage Head board step A: Locate the
Head Board and insert 3 Connecting Bolts
into the holes at the bottom edge of the
Head Board.
Storage Head board step B: Identify
the Head Board Bottom which has 7 Cam
fittings pre-installed and a grommet hole in
the center.
Working with Cam Fittings
In the next three steps you will work with Cam Fittings and Connecting
Bolts in attaching cabinet parts together. Take a minute and review this
information for ease of assembly.
- Slide the Cam over Connecting bolt.
- Hold parts snug together.
- Turn Cam Fitting 1/2 turn clockwise with a manual
screw driver. DO NOT USE POWER SCREW DRIVER.
Storage Head board Steps
(Cam Fittings are Pre installed)
(Cam Fittings are Pre installed)
Hardware needed for next step:
x 3
Connecting Bolt
(From Manila Envelope)

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Bed Bottom
Front Stretcher
cam fittings on bottom
Optional holes
for lights
Head Board
Bridge Board
Left Side Board
Right Side Board
Storage Head Board Step C: Insert
the Head Board bottom into position as
illustrated. Note the cam fittings are fac-
ing down toward the bottom of the bed
cabinet.
Storage Head Board Step D: Install the
hinged storage door unit as illustrated.
Helpful hint: Lift the center
section of the hinged storage
door to get the unit positioned
correctly.
Hinged storage doors
Bed Bottom
Down
Storage Head board steps
Step 5:
Assemble the Bed Cabinet
face down with the bottom of the Bed
Cabinet nearer the wall to which it will
be installed. Note the “Front Stretcher”
(illustrated to right) should be positioned
so the Cam Fittings are at the bottom of
the Bed Cabinet
.

Step 6: Stand the Bed Cabinet
up against the wall where you
intend to have it installed.
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INSTALLATION WALL
(Light Kit instructions are in the Light Kit box)
STOP IF YOU PURCHASED LIGHTS FOR YOUR WALLBED YOU MUST REFER TO THE
LIGHT KIT INSTRUCTIONS AND INSTALL THE LIGHT KIT BEFORE MOVING ON.
Storage Head Board Step
E: With Bed Cabinet in the
standing position open the
storage head board on both
sides and insert two 1 1/4”
screws in either side of the lid
support through holes pro-
vided as shown.
Storage Head board step
X 4
1 Wood Screw
1/4’’
Hardware needed for next step
(From Manila Envelope)

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Step: 7: Using a Stud Finder locate and mark the studs in your wall behind the
Bed Cabinet. Attach the “L” brackets to the top, back of the Bed Cabinet cor-
responding to where the studs are located. Now attach the “L” brackets to the
studs in the wall using six 2” wood screws. See illustration 6
IMPORTANT! King and Queen size wall beds
require 3 studs for proper anchoring. It is VERY
important that the bed be anchored securely to
the wall. If bed is not anchored properly the Bed
Cabinet will fall causing SERIOUS injury. For
technical support call 866-725-6401 toll free.
“L” Bracket
x 3
5/8’’ Pan head Screw
x6
2.5’’ Wood Screw
Hardware needed for next step
(From Manila Envelope)
WARNING! THE NEXT STEP MAY REQUIRE PROFESSIONAL HELP.
IF YOUR WALLS ARE NOT TRADITIONAL WOOD FRAMING, YOU MAY NEED TO HIRE A HANDY MAN
OR CONTRACTOR TO HELP IN ANCHORING THE BED TO YOUR WALL. FAILURE TO PROPERLY AN-
CHOR CABINET COULD CAUSE SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY. CALL TECHNICAL SUPPORT AT 866-725-
6401 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.
x6
Illustration 6
Studs in your wall
Bed Cabinet
“L” Bracket
3/4” Pam Head
Screw
2” Wood Screw
STUD

Head rail
Foot rail
Side rail
Side rail
Important note: It is critical to orient the Bed Face panels and the Mattress Rails in the next 5 steps correctly. All of the render-
ings (drawings) in the next 5 steps assume that you are looking away from the wall you just installed the Bed Cabinet against
in the previous step. There is a note under each of the following renderings indicating “your bed cabinet installed on this side”
which indicates that is where the Bed Cabinet is in relation to the face panels and rails.
Note: Number of
face panels will vary
depending on bed
model. But will typi-
cally be either 2 or 4
Step 8: Locate the Front Panel(s) and
lay them on the floor FACE DOWN
(finished side). Position them in
front of where the Bed Cabinet was
installed in the last step and leave
enough room to work around them.
Note that the holes for bed handles
are arranged together and more away
from the wall the Bed Cabinet is
installed against.
Holes for
handle
Holes for
handle
Your bed cabinet is installed on this side
Step 9: Arrange the Mattress Rails on
the Face Panels as shown.
HELPFUL HINT: the “Head Rail”
refers to the end that is closest to the
Bed Cabinet while assembling and
will be where your head is while
sleeping.
Your bed cabinet is installed on this side
Side Rails measure 81” long.
Head and Foot Rails measure 77.5” long.
Note:
Head and Foot Rails measure 77.5”
Side Rails measure 81”
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Head rail
Foot rail
Side rail
Step 10: From hardware pack 3 locate the hardware shown above. Finger
tighten the hardware as shown in illustration 7 connecting the Foot Rail to the
Side Rail using the 4 hole corner bracket. Note the lower hole on each Side
Rail uses the Leg Stop with the longer screw (1 1/4” Machine). Repeat step
on the opposite side of the Foot Rail corner.
4 hole corner bracket
Hardware needed for next 2 steps most from Pack #3
x 4 x 2
Panel Saver
(from rails box)
1/2” x 3/4”
Black Barrel
(Leg Stop)
x 16
10-24 Black
Nylock Nut
x 2
10-24 x 1 Black
Machine Screw
1/4’’
x 14
10-24 x 1/2’’ Black
Machine Screw
6’’
2.5’’
Step 11: Finger tighten
the hardware as shown in
illustration 8 attaching a
4 hole corner bracket on
the inside of the Side Rail
and the Panel Saver on the
outside of the Side Rail.
Now connect the Head
Rail to the Side Rail via
the 4 hole corner bracket
and repeat on the opposite
Head Rail corner.
Illustration 7
4 hole corner bracket
10-24 Nylock nut
Leg Stop (black barrel) 1/2” x 3/4”
10-24 x 1/2” Machine Screw (black)
10-24 x 1 1/4” Machine Screw (black)
Foot Rail
Side Rail
Note: The Panel Savers
have 4 holes but you will
only use two attaching
them to the Side Rails.
Step 12: Once
all sides are finger
tight go back to
each corner and
align the corners
as they are tight-
ened using either
a socket or wrench
and a Phillips
screw driver.
Illustration 8 Page 9
Panel Saver
Side rail
Head rail
10-24 Nylock nut
4 hole corner bracket
10-24 x 1/2” Machine Screw (black)

Hardware and parts needed for next steps
x Approx. 118
5/8” Square Pan head screw
(Hardware pack #7)
x 1
(Provided in Manila Envelope)
Square Tip Bit
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Frame Head Rail is
flush
with face panels
Side Rail
Side Rail
Handle Holes
Head Rail
Foot Rail
BIRDS EYE (TOP) VIEW
Frame positioned evenly side to side with wood face
panels protruding by approximately 1” on either side.
Step 13: Center the assembled Mattress Frame side to side on the Face Panels (leaving approximately 1”
space on either side) and bring the Head Rail flush to the end of the Face Panels. Once the frame is posi-
tioned correctly and the panels and rails are even and square to each other use 2 screws (5/8” square drive)
in each corner, 1 in each panel’s Head and Foot rail, and 1 in the middle of each Side Rail as illustrated to
hold assembly in place. With the rails held in place, Use the 5/8” screws in each of the remaining holes
around the frame.
Caution: DO NOT STRIP SCREW!

3.5”
FOOT RAIL
HEAD RAIL
Stiffener #1
Stiffener #2
Stiffener #3
Stiffener #4
Stiffener #5
WARNING! DO NOT
STRIP SCREWS.
SCREWS SHOULD
BE TIIGHT BUT NOT
STRIPPED.
x 5
Center Stiffeners
x Approx.125
3/4” Panhead screw
(Hardware pack 7)
Step 14: On a king size frame, place the five Center Stiffeners across the backs of the Face Panels as illustrated below. The Stiff-
eners will overlap the bottom flange of the Side Rails. Note Stiffener #1 (near the foot rail) is positioned 3.5” from the end of the
METAL FRAME so that the center of the Stiffener lines up with the 5/8” hole in the Side Rails. Stiffener #2 butts up against stiffener
#1 and Stiffeners #3-5 are space evenly in the remaining space.
Step 15: With the remaining 3/4” Panhead screws from hardware pack 7 attach the center stiffeners to the
backs of the Face Panels through all of the provided holes in the stiffeners.
Hardware and parts needed for next steps
Square Tip Bit
x 1
(Provided in Manila Envelope)
Note: Occasionally one of the holes in the Center Stiffeners will be positioned where the seam of the face panels come to-
gether. In this case you do not need to put a screw in where it will wedge between two panels.
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Velcro Strap
3/4”
Washer
5/8”
Screw
FOOT RAIL
HEAD RAIL
BIRDS EYE (TOP) VIEW
18” +/-
Velcro Strap
anchor locations
Velcro
Strap
Velcro
Strap
Step 16; Attach the Velcro Strap that is used for holding the mattress in
place while wall bed is closed. First remove one of the 5/8” Pan head screws
that attaches the rail to the Face Panels on each Side Rail of the frame at
about 18” from the Foot Rail of the frame. Then put the removed screw
through the 3/4” Washer. Position the end of the Velcro over the vacated
screw hole on the rail and drive the screw through the Velcro Strap and back
into the hole. Repeat the process on the opposite Side Rail making sure that
the Velcro Straps oppose each other so they hook together in the middle.
x 2
3/4” Washer (pack #5)
Hardware and parts needed for next steps
Velcro Strap (pack #5)
x 1
Square Tip Bit
(Provided)
x 1
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Step 17: As illustrated below, insert the Allen Head Bolt through bolt hole # 1 and tighten it down securely using a Nylock Nut.
Now insert a 5/16” x 1” Hex head bolt through hole # 3 and thread the Nylock nut ONLY UNTIL THE NUT IS FLUSH WITH
THE END OF THE BOLT. Bolt hole #2 will be used in a later step and is left open for now.
Hardware needed for next step from hardware pack #2
5/16” Nylock Nut
X 4 X 2 X 2
5/16” x 1” Allen Head Bolt
Head Rail
Bolt hole 1
Bolt hole 3
Bolt hole 2 (left open)
6.75”
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Hardware needed for next step from hardware pack #4
Step 18: Attach the Leg Assembly to the FOOT RAIL side of the frame as illustrated below. Use 1
Teflon washers on the out side of the frame for proper spacing.
X 2
1/4” x 1 1/2”
X 2
Star Washer
Step 19: Position the Cross Bar between the Legs. Place the Star washer on one of the 1/4” X 1 1/2” Hex Head bolts. Repeat on
other side.
Cross Bar
Foot Rail
Leg Stop
1 1/2” x .765
1 1/2 Nylon washer
X 4 X 2 X 2
1 Thin Teflon washer 1 Thin Teflon washer
5/16” x 1”
Hex Head Bolt
1 1/2” x 5/16” Black
washer

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Step 21: Stand the Bed face unit up on
its Head Rail end. Now with you and
your assistant on either side of the Bed
face unit lift until the # 3 bolt on the
Bed face unit is a few inches above the
slotted end of the Tension Arm on both
sides. Gently lower the Bed face unit
between the Tension Arms and seat the #
3 bolt into the slot at the end of the Ten-
sion Arms. Now start pulling the bed
face unit down and away from the Bed
Cabinet the Allen Key bolt head will
seat into the notch at the lower end of
the Tension Arms. Lower the bed unit
down and pull the Legs down so that
they are on the floor. Someone will need
to hold the bed unit down as it will want
to rise.
IMPORTANT! As instructed in step 17, Bolt #3 should be loose enough to slip into the notch at
the end of the Tension Arm See illustration below.
STOP IF YOU PURCHASED LIGHTS FOR YOUR WALLBED YOU MUST
RETURN TO THE LIGHT KIT INSTRUCTIONS STEP 6 AND INSTALL
THE SAFETY CUT OFF DEVICE BEFORE MOVING ON.
Optional Light kit safety
cut off switch. Beds with
light kit only
Bed Front
#3 Bolt head
Allen Key bolt head
Tension Arm
WARNING: There is tremendous force involved in the next step, do not place hands between
the front of the side boards and the tension arms as you set the mechanism.
Helpful hint: As you start to draw the
Tension Arm down with one hand, use
the other hand to position the Arm Lock
on top of the Hex Nut. Now as the Ten-
sion Arm continues to be pulled down
with both hands, the Arm Lock will
naturally drop into place around the
Hex Nut as illustrated.
Tension Arm
Arm Lock
Hexagon Nut
Black Metal Tube
Black Metal Tube
Step 20: Brace one foot against the front edge
of the Side Board and using the 14.5” black metal
tubing provided in hardware kit, lever the Lift
Mechanism’s Tension Arm out and down until
you can secure the Arm Lock onto the Hexagon
Nut shown at right. BE SURE THAT THE LOCK
IS SECURED AGAINST THE HEX NUT BE-
FORE RELEASING THE TENSION ON THE
LIFT MECHANISM.

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Step 22: Insert a 5/16” x 1” Hex
Head bolt through hole #2 and tighten
a 5/16” Nylock nut onto the bolt. Now
tighten the nut and bolt in hole #3.
Repeat step 22 on the other side of the
bed unit.
Step 23: Slip the Mechanism Cover
over the Mechanism so that the tabs on
the cover fit into the notches provided.
Line up the hole with the barrel support
and anchor in place using the 3/16” x 1
1/4” wood screw provided
Repeat step on the other Mechanism.
Head Board
Black mechanism cover
WARNING! Failure to insert
and tighten all the bolts in step 22 could result
in severe personal injury or
damage to the lift mechanism. Lift mechanism
damage caused by missing or loose hardware
is not covered by warranty.
hole #2 hole #3
Left side board
Hardware needed for next step from hardware pack #2
5/16” Nylock Nut
X 2 X 2
5/16” x 1” Hex Head Bolt
3/16’’x 1 Black
Wood Screw
1/4’’
2
Hardware needed for next step from hardware pack #2
Anchor spring cover using 3/16” x 1 1/4”
screw here.
Helpful hint: The screw for
attaching the spring cover is
a wood screw not a machine
screw and is in hardware
pack #2.
Warning very important step!

Illustration 12
3/16”Drill 3/16”Drill
Gap Gap Push bed
over at the
bottom to
align
Step 27: Anchor the Side Cabinet to the Bed by
first pre-drilling three 3/16” holes at the inside edge
of the side cabinet. Position the holes close to the
front edge of the Side Cabinet one hole should be
near the top, one should be inside the drawer area
(remove drawer from cabinet to get to this one), and
the third should be at the bottom (open door if your
cabinet has door, or remove drawer at bottom) for
this hole. Now move the side cabinets next to the
bed and use three 1 1/4” Gold Screws (located in
a drawer or on a shelf of the side cabinet) through
pre-drilled holes to anchor Side Cabinets to the Bed.
Step 24: When the bed is closed check to see if the gap
on either side is the same. If it looks right skip this step. If
the gap is not right, meaning that the Bed Box is too close
to the side board or even touching it at the top on one side
it will need to be adjusted. The procedure will require the
bottom of the bed to be moved slightly to the left or right
depending on which top corner is too close. If the bed is
too close on the top right side for instance, the right side
(bottom) will need to be slid to the left slightly (See illus-
tration 12). Have one person push the bed at the bottom
with his feet while the second person pulls at the opposite
bottom side.
Step 25: Place the crown mold on the bed as illustrated
and use the 1 1/4” screws to secure it in place. If you pur-
chased side cabinets apply crown mold to them as well.
Step 26: Place handles on bed using pre-
drilled holes in face panels.
1
3/8’’
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Note: Dakota style bed does not have crown
molding.
Note: Some bed models use a 3/4” thick (C shaped) flat piece as the
crown mold.