Would it fit in an interesting basket while not in use?

I thought I drill a hole in the back of one of the drawers for the cords. But I need to slide out the humidifier tray and the drawer is too small.

I will have to think about a slide out tray under the bed. Might work.

My friend had a cover made for the unit and a sleeve for the hose. It is kind of like a toaster cover. It is made out of the same material as the duvet and the hose sleeve is a silky polyester in one of the colours in the duvet. It kind of looks like a covered Kleenex box! Cover easily removed for use, cleaning. You might like to check out this site.
http://us-resmed.skinit.com/faq.php

My husband uses a CPAP and I have the same problem. Here are a few links I've found that might help.

http://www.cpapnightstands.com/

http://dennyallencabinets.com/nightstands.html

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/40219285/

Hope this helps!

-Sandra

I really hated the look of my CPAP on my nightstand when I'm not using it. I looked around for custom CPAP nightstands, but they were expensive and ugly. Just wanted something that would look nice in my room. I modified a cheap ikea nightstand to be able to hold my CPAP.

Take a RAST dresser ($35), which is about the same size as a nightstand. Replace the top drawer with a shelf and add connect it with a hinge to the front piece of wood that you were supposed to use from the drawer: http://imgur.com/a/MfyxI. I plan on finishing it in blue and switching out the handle hardware.

Here's what I used as a starting point for the shelf: Ikea Rast Dresser Hack!

I used a piece of wood that is: 10.625" x 23" x .75"

And here's what I used for the hinge: How-To Make a Flip Down Media Drawer

This is the actual hinge piece from home depot: 90-Degree Surface Mount Hidden Spring Hinge