When Building This Project, It’s Important To Paint Or Stain The Pieces.

Web drill one side on top, then scoot over (but still in your mark) and drill the second hole. You can use 2x4s for posts, but i really like the look of the 4×4 posts for queen bed and king bed. Mark the cut lines on the 3/4″ plywood sheet and get the job done with a sharp circular saw.

Besides Painting, The Whole Thing Goes Together In About 15 Minutes.

Drill pocket holes along the side edges and fit it between the legs. (2) 2×4 @ 4’8 for top. I was trying to be funny.

For Twin Bed, 2×4 Posts Would Look Nice.

Web there you have it! Web this diy wooden headboard project from ana white uses reclaimed or new wood to create a headboard for any size of bed, including twin, double, queen, and king. Web build the panel for the king size headboard out of 3/4″ plywood.

With Perforated Metal Panels, Add Style And Sophistication To Your Intimate Space In Less Than Half A Day.

Insert 1 1/4″ screws and add glue to secure the panel into place. This project will only take you an afternoon and can be a great budget project if you use reclaimed wood. If you’re eyeing that canopy bed of ours, you can make one yourself!

Ok, Don’t Really Shake It.

(2) 4×4 @ 4’5″ cut from (1) 4×4 @ 10′. You now have a unique and beautiful wooden headboard that you can’t buy in stores. We have the dimensions for twin, double, queen, king, and california king beds all spelled out for you.