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Placing beds on top of the bottom half slabs

To be able to place beds on slabs. I just want my bed to line up with the floor without it digging into the ground. Using spruce trap doors as a form of wallpaper and placing a bed a block away from the wall makes it stand out.

For some reason. I just can't place a bed on top of a slab if there is a trap door above
And my bed floats above the slab if I remove the trap door.

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    It ain't happening. Since the bed, trapdoor and wood slab are different types of blocks they cannot ever occupy the same 1x1x1 block. If you place a trapdoor on top of a slab, the trapdoor is on the block above the slab, and the bed must sit another block above that.

    If you work with lower half slabs, then either the bed must be dug in or must stand out; no other configurations are possible. You can surround it with trapdoors if you want but the entire thingy will stand out.

    The ONLY instance where two different blocks are in the same 1x1x1 block area is waterlogging.