Need advice on choosing sex benches and other BDSM furniture.

Need advice on choosing sex benches and other BDSM furniture

mr Seba​(dom male) • Feb 6, 2025

Hi everyone!
I already have several good pieces in the playroom, but when I wanted to buy a bed, I found a bed with an St. Andrew's cross on it and a cage under the bed. And I was very upset that I did not find it earlier, since I could have saved space and not bought a separate St. Andrew's cross.
Also, I stopped loving my bench when I saw a bench with shackles and a large number of variations and positions.
Tell me, what is the most multifunctional and comfortable sex furniture that you have seen or used and where can I find it?

TopekaDom​(dom male) • Feb 6, 2025

My best suggestion is to find a builder you like and design something with their help. Will cost a bit more but well worth it.

bdsamworld​(sub female)​{collared} • Feb 6, 2025

If you're handy there are some blueprints sprinkled into some random websites. There are also some places where you can buy blueprints to make the furniture.

mr Seba​(dom male) • Feb 7, 2025

Can you please send me a link of the blueprints?
I'm not a carpenter, but I need to see this

bdsamworld​(sub female)​{collared} • Feb 8, 2025

Here's one person: http://emgbuilds.com/img/byggd/en_byggd.html

https://www.etsy.com/market/sex_furniture_plans

MasterDomDok​(sadist male)​{you?} • Feb 8, 2025

Shackles and loops are easy to apply to wooden furniture, so having an idea of what you like is a good starting place.

Have you got in mind a specific way to hold your partner steady? Once that base is established, we can design something for you.

mr Seba​(dom male) • Feb 11, 2025

I fell in love with this bed
https://bdsmwoody.com/products/universa-queen-sizel-bdsm-bed-with-removable-cross-for-love-pleasures-strong-crossbars-for-support-copy
Have you ever made anything like this?

lambsone • Feb 11, 2025

Wow that is a beautiful.multi-functional bed.

Queen sized with

MasterDomDok​(sadist male)​{you?} • Feb 12, 2025

I've never had the space to break out with something this magnificent. That's a Queen size, 5 feet by 7 feet on a side. She will crowd a room less than 20 by 24 feet. That St Andrews Cross demands 6 feet of clearance, just so you can swing the signal whip.

Those closet pole dowels jacked the price of this thing by a $1000 all by themselves; they are just about the highest priced timber, hard to find that many in one town. Rebar or 2-in square stock would either one cut $500 off the final price. I have the tools, and could put one together in your place, for the listed price.

Well, I need to ask where your place is, first.