Metal brackets that hold table up.

[Olive2Roam]

We have decided to keep the back bed made up, and not use the table.  The only problem is the metal brackets.  It is uncomfortable to roll over into the brackets.  But also - they are visible - at least 3"+ above the mattress.  Does anyone have any suggestions for hiding these brackets?  Thanks for your help.

[Steve Morris]

This doesn’t hide the brackets, but protects the sleeper from scratches on the sharp edge. We used them when our granddaughter camped with us last summer. 
 

https://a.co/d/bfuirDi

[Olive2Roam]

Thanks.  I will check them out.

 

[DunnYet]

We just took the brackets off the wall and stored them 🙂 Didn’t let the anchors bother us. 

You could use a white square plate and a white flat head screw to fill it.

[Coastal Aggie]

I live alone in my camper so I have ample space on the bed but I made a shelf that is supported by those brackets. It was just a live edge board I had laying around roughly 7 inches wide. Cut one end to match the curvature of the curb side wall and the other end goes just a couple inches past the road side bracket. A piece of aluminum angle iron is what hooks into the brackets secured with the same thumb screws used for the table. Ended up adding a small triangle gusset to keep it from sagging. Once I'm not traveling and have a chance to clean up I'll post a pic. I tend to leave a bunch of stuff kinda shoved under the shelf, as a full timer I never seem to have enough space to store everything while on the road.