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Twin Storage Headboard Base Plans

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Submitted by Ana White on Wed, 07/07/2010 - 07:01
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This headboard base moves the bed out flush with bookshelves.

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Storage Bed Collection


I had a conversation with myself this morning.

How can I work without internet?

Now why, Ana, would you ever want to do that?

Because there's no internet at the cabin.

I wanna go to the cabin too (that's Grace talking).

So how are you going to work not just wirelessly, but satellitelessly?

Not to mention electricitylessly?

And plumbinglessly?

And roadlessly?

So all these things mean alot of less-lys.  Like refrigeratorlessly, phonelessly, even cellphonelessly, microwavelessly, pretty much convieniencelessly.

Well, I could not work, and just cram everything in when I come to town.

But you LIKE to work.

Yes, I do.

So I talked myself into something that might be better for you (you as in YOU, not me talking to me)

Because one thing I don't have to do is go batterieslessly.

How about if I developed plans into PDFs and then when I get back to town, all I have to do is blog the PDF?

Like this?

So what do you think? Can I still live a life where it’s common (but still amazing) to see 17 moose and 1 black bear in one night (that was last night) and still do what I love, design and build furniture? Love the PDF or back to blogger?

Special thanks to <a href="http://www.redmaplestudio.net/">Amy and Steve</a> for their photo.

Dimensions
Fits Twin Bed

Preparation

Shopping List

1 Sheet of ¼” Plywood, Beadboard or MDF For the backs of the bookshelves and the headboard panel 

2 1x12 Boards, 8’ Long Cut a Bookshelf out of Each 
 2 1x2 Boards, 8’ Long Trim Boards 
 2” Nails You can also use wood screws 
 1” Brad Nails Nothing wrong with the ones you tack on with a hammer if you are sans a nailer 
 1 ¼” Screws 
Just a few
1” Screws For the headboard panel 
 Sandpaper Grits from coarse to fine
wood filler
Cut List

4- 1x12 27” Bookshelf Sides 

4- 1x12 10 ¼” Bookshelf Shelves 
 2- 1x12 11 ¾” Bookshelf Tops 
 2- ¼” Plywood 11 ¾” x 27 ¾” Backs of Bookshelves 
 4- 1x2 24 ¾” Side Trim 
 4- 1x2 12 ½” Top and Bottom Trim 
 1- 1x2 39” Top Tie-In Trim 
 1- ¼” Plywood 39”x24” Headboard Panel
Tools
Tape Measure
Speed Square
Hammer
Safety Glasses
Hearing Protection
Drill
Circular Saw
Power Sander
General Instructions

Please review the attached PDF for instructions and more information on cut list.

PDF

PDF Version
Project Type
Twin
Bookshelf and Bookcase Plans
Beds and Bed Frames
Room
Teens
Bedroom
Kids and Toys
Style
Children's and Kid's Room Furniture and Toy Plans

Comments

Emily (not verified)

Wed, 07/07/2010 - 07:06

as you say, "from one mom to another" these precious moments with grace only come around once. Before you know it, she will be building her own stuff for her college dorm room :0) Enjoy these moments. And I think pdf if just fabulous!!! I appreciate all you do! Have a great day!

Reenie (not verified)

Wed, 07/07/2010 - 07:12

I love the PDF. And I love that you're at the cabin enjoying yourself. A little jealous maybe, but definitely loving it. Live it up and PDF all you want :) Makes it easier for me to print them anyway.

felicia (not verified)

Wed, 07/07/2010 - 07:21

I say do what you have to in order to enjoy your time. You have enough of a following now that I'm pretty sure no matter how you present your ideas we'll all still be happy :)

Summers Camp (not verified)

Wed, 07/07/2010 - 07:24

I personally love the PDF... it's much less distracting, to be able to just print it out as is and take it to the store, etc. Easier for me = more projects ;) Have fun at the cabin! *B

orange sugar (not verified)

Wed, 07/07/2010 - 07:28

I'm all for the PDF, but I like being able to read it on the blog too.

But do what you need to do for yourself.