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DIY Idea: Bed Headboard in Scandinavian Style Made by Yourself

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Easy to make, this headboard will not require additional expenses for purchasing missing tools. All you need is a saw, hammer and nails

The dimensions of the headboard given in the instructions may not match the size of your bed. You need to do your own calculations using ours as an example. The sizes on the drawings are given in inches. For your convenience, we have replaced them with centimeters in the description.

Before starting, clear the working surface and cover it with protective material. Read the safety rules provided by manufacturers of the saw and nail gun.

Photo: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websiteYou will need:

Materials:

✓ finishing nails
✓ wood glue
✓ 120 grit sandpaper.

Tools:

✓ tape measure
✓ pencil
✓ circular saw
✓ eye and ear protection
✓ nail gun (or hammer).

What will we do?Photo: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websiteStep 1. Cutting the Legs

Cut blocks measuring 2.5x5 cm and 2.5x7.5 cm and attach them to each other as shown in the picture. To make the nail heads invisible, drive them from the back side of the middle block: it will be covered by another piece.

Photo: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websiteStep 2. Main Part

Starting from the top, secure the panels to the headboard as shown in the picture. Boards marked in red color are 2.5x10 cm, and those in blue are 2.5x15 cm. Attach the boards to each other with nails and glue. As in the previous step, drive the nails from the back side of the headboard.

Photo: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websiteStep 3. Attaching Panels

Attach the panels to the front side of the legs as shown in the picture. Keep the outer edges even.

Photo: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websiteStep 4. Reinforcing the Structure

On the front side of the headboard, attach blocks measuring 2.5x10 cm as shown in the picture. Drive the nails from the back side so that their heads are not visible from the front. Then attach similar panels to the back of the headboard using 5 cm nails and glue.

Photo: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websiteStep 5. Side PanelsPhoto: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websiteStep 6. Top Panel

Measure and cut the top panel for the headboard according to required dimensions. At this stage, the panel length should correspond to the total length of the headboard (including the legs). Use 5 cm nails and glue to secure it.

Photo: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websiteStep 7. Decorative Top Panel

Cut another top panel. It should be slightly larger in size than the previous one: longer by 4–5 cm and wider by 3–4 cm. Place the panel in the center of the headboard (make sure that protrusions on both sides are symmetrical) and secure it using 5 cm nails and glue.

Photo: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websitePhoto: Scandinavian style, bedroom, DIY, bed in the bedroom, furniture – photo on our websiteStep 8. Finishing Touches

Fill all visible nail holes with wood filler and sand them smooth. Attach the headboard to the bed frame.

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