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Marcus asked for the bed to be integrated into the wall rather than stand as free furniture, so it stays rigid and quiet in use. Recorded as a requirement with the detailing and the load-path caveat; the bedroom scene still shows a free-standing bed and is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Wall-integrated bed
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Marcus asked that the bedroom bed be built into the wall rather than stand as
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free furniture, so that it stays rigid and quiet in use instead of rocking,
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creeping across the floor or knocking against the lining.
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Requirement for the Blender bedroom and for eventual builder documentation:
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- Bed platform fixed to the bedroom wall framing, not a free-standing frame on legs.
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- Load carried into the wall structure and the floor, so the bed cannot slide or rack.
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- Head end hard against the wall, with no separate headboard able to knock the lining.
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- Detailed for quiet: isolate the mattress platform from the wall sheeting and avoid
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metal-on-metal fixings that develop a creak.
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- Keep under-bed and bedside access for the Eight Sleep hub cabling and for cleaning.
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- Retain the existing sleep setup: Eight Sleep Pod cover, ventilated bedside hub,
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indoor/outdoor air conditioning, lined blackout curtains, timber and linen finishes.
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Not yet modelled. The bedroom scene still shows a free-standing bed; fold this
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into the next bedroom revision along with the chapter 08 camera framing.
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Concept-stage note: the wall framing, fixings and load path for a cantilevered or
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wall-hung platform have not been engineered. A builder or engineer has to confirm
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the wall can take it before this is treated as buildable.
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