What a great video. This definitely seem do-able to beginners. I was just wondering where the 2nd 60” 2x4 was used? I only saw the one that went on top.
Made this yesterday for a California King bed. Took about 2 hours from start to finish. Looks awesome. I made the width 75", with the top 2x4 77", based on the comment by another user that adding one extra inch over overhang adds to the aesthetic. So thankful for the instructions!
I made this headboard a couple weeks ago. It was the first wood project I’ve ever done and it was simple and easy to follow. Thank you for this great tutorial!
I just finished this project and can tell you, depending on what supplies you already have, you're definitely going to be spending more than $40. My receipt is as follows: -Four 2x4x8 = $14.32 (Later found out, I only needed 3. 🤷♂️) -Six 1x6x6 = $39.72 (Pine wood was super expensive at $15.37 EACH, so I got TC Whiteboard at $6.62 each. I also increased the height & length by 12 in. so bought 1 extra.) -3 packs of Cheesecloth (to apply stain and clear-coating) = $5.94 -MinWax Stain (Jacobean) QT = $7.98 -MinWax Polyurethane QT = $11.98 -2" screws (50 count) = 5.98 That is a total of $85.39 And that's not including the $6.94 I spent on a brush and some tack cloths. Plus, I didn't have a sander so I bought a $20 orbital sander from Harbor Freights. Either way, its turned out great and my wife loves it. 👌
@@denayc3035 I have a queen sized bed and have just constructed the "floating bed frame" along with this headboard. (they are not nor do they need to be connected to one another) It turned out well and looks great. 👌
I’ve used this twice to build our Queen then again when we upsized to a king. The only difference was I made the board on top longer by an inch on each side and it makes a huge difference and makes it look much better.
Hello Bob, there are two issues. First is the height you want. That you can decide depending on the wall it will go against. About the left to right measurement. That depends on what kind of frame you are using. Most have a plate on each side with holes for screws to attach the frame to the headboard. If that is the case, you should make the 1x6's about 3" longer than the center line of those screw holes. Then, the 2x4 that goes across the top will be the same measurement. The normal size for a full is 54". So, your 1x6's and the top 2x4 should be approximately 57". Hope that helps. And, thanks for watching. Dan
If I am correct, you will need 2 - 2x4x6 boards. The first board cut into 45" each, making 2 - 45" boards ( since 8 ft equals 96", you will have a left over of 6" on the first board). The second 2x4x6 will be cut into 60" for the top detailing of the headboard. Lastly, you will need 5 - 1x6x6 boards all cut into 60" long.
Yes, the 2x4's are regular 8' ones. You can easily customize yours by changing either the height or width of the cuts. Thanks for watching and please share with your friends. Thx Dan
Hey Joe, could do that but with this one, the horizontal boards sit flush against the wall so not really necessary. And, I'm trying to show "beginner level" DIY'ers projects they can do with very few tools. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Is this one you make in the video for a queen size bed? Also, looks like I could attach a couple of pieces of leftover 2x4 to the bottom of the back of the legs, flush with the bottom 1x6 for added stability (i.e. less wobbly)?
Hey Patrick. Yes, you can do that. We find that if you are able to attach the bed frame to the legs of the headboard, that step is not normally necessary. You can attach a piece of under layment (thin plywood) to the back of the entire headboard where the 1x6's are. Just make it slightly smaller than the outline. It really firms it up. Thanks for watching. Dan
tells you in the video of what type of wood. Cost will depend on your local store that carry's it. Many different grades of the lumber too. You pick what you like best.
hey patrick, yes the spray is fine. We prefer that over brushing on pieces like this. Just be sure the stain is good and dry. It may take a day or two. Dan
I am definitely going to make this for my king size bed. My only question is, you cut two 60" 2x4's for horizontals, but I can only see where you used one. What am I missing?
Hello Chuck, There are three 2x4's in this design. Two are for the legs/supports. They are cut to the height that you want the bed to be. The third is for the shelf on the top. It is cut the exact length as the horizontal 1x6's. Hope that answers your question. thx Dan
Well.......actually the video shows 4 2x4's, two legs and two horizontals. It's ok, it doesn't matter, I clearly see that only one horizontal is needed. I plan to make this for a king-size bed, thank you so much for sharing it.
Hey Patrick, a standard king size bed is 76" wide. If you have the bed now, measure the l-r on your bed to be sure. It's hard to describe but the vertical 2x4's should center on the brackets on the bed frame. Then, the 1x6's go to the outside measurement of the 2x4's. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching. Dan
Hello, we use an inexpensive brush and almost immediately wipe it off with paper towels. Be sure to use plastic gloves so your hands don't end up stained. With the pine from HD, you need to sand the entire surface you are going to stain. Because, when the trees are cut into boards, the sap dries at the surface. That creates a barrier almost like a clear coat and the stain doesn't go on evenly. So, be sure to lightly sand it to remove that coating. The stain we used is Jacobean from HD. Thanks for watching. And, we appreciate you sharing our videos with friends. Thx Dan
Hi, I'm new at this. Hope you are still communicating with viewers! What size screws did you use? I have a king size bed, so how about the measurements for that? Thanks!
I would guess 1⅝" screws. The 1x is typically around ¾" thick and the 2x is 1½" thick. So really any screw under 2" would work. Just don't bury the head of the screw . Once it's flush stop.
I do not have a king size bed but you want the headboard to stop at the edge of your bed so measure the width and all your horizontal boards will be that length. Your vertical boards can be as tall as you like. I would assume you want the horizontal boards to start about 4" below the top of your matress. You might need one or two pieces more for your horizontal boards then the maker of the video had. Hope this helps.
Hi carley, the stain was from Home Depot Jacobean. the clear finish is also from HD. It's called Deft and we use a satin finish. Really, you can use pretty much any you like. hope that helps. Dan
Hello Jasmine. Hope you had fun making it. It shouldn't be wobbly but if it is, I would use an anchor to attach it directly to the wall. Or, an L bracket can be used as well. Hope that helps. thx Dan
Hi Zoe, this one is for a queen. Best to measure the width,(L to R) of your bed to make sure you get it the right measurement. Also, if your bed is on a frame, measure the distance between the holes on the frame where it would attach to the headboard. That measurement will be the middle of the upright leg pieces. Then, add 3" and that will be the L to R measurement for yours. Hope that helps. Thx Dan
Can you tell me how make a king headboard can you give me size of king and how need wood ? I’m sorry for my grammar not good my first language is American Sign Language. I want to learn how to do make this first king headboard
Thank you for explaining this so well, I would love to do this.. I’m in need of 13 twin size headboards for a shelter for ladies and their child. Would you happen to know the measurements for a twin size bed?
Hi Tomikah. Well, they vary a bit but usually about 38". the best way is to measure the frame from where the attachment piece is to the same piece on the other size. That would be the measurement of the center of the legs on the headboard. You should be able to figure it from there Or, find someone a bit handy and have them watch the video and then measure your bed frames. Hope that helps. Good luck. Dan
Hey Roger. Yes, if you have the bed frame that has the bracket on the end to attach with screws. Some attach to the wall as well. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope you like the finished item. Dan
@@vintagerevivalshomegardend2351 It ended up not being as heavy as I thought. It attached securely and is a nice addition to my bedroom. I also added some Mason jar lights. It looks cool!!
Hi Kelly, Well it depends on the bed base. Most bases have a plate at the end for screws to attach it. It's hard for me to advise without knowing what your's has. We appreciate you watching and commenting.
Hi Patrick, I use Deft gloss, It comes in a white/blue can. you can see the one I use in my video on painting a dresser without expensive paints or finishes. Thx Dan
Also, using a good wood glue helps as well. Just make sure to wipe off any that squishes out with a wet towel before it dries. If you don't, the stain will not color that area.
Hey ALEX, yes could do that. Also could just add a little wood glue during assembly. I just want to show the basic idea and let folks add the finishing touches. Thanks for watching and commenting. Dan
Hello again, I used 2.5 inch drywall screws to attach the top. Be sure to drill pilot holes to prevent the screws from breaking. I use #8 ones because they are a bit thicker and less likely to break. Hope that helps . An additional step you can do if you want is to add a piece of door skin to the back to make it look a bit more finished.
Hello 444, You can do that several different ways. On this one, we use regular drywall screws and go down into the 2x4's. You could use the pocket hole method as well. I guess it depends on what tools you have handy. Hope this helps. Dan
Hello Jasmine, not that exact one but have a different one with exact measurements. That one is currently a white wash finish. But could be stained or build another. Are you in our area? Thanks, Dan
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2024 gonna make it for my grandson 😊
This cost me $65.63 at LOWES. It is for a Single bed Headboard. I am so excited. It is for my daughter.
You just may have saved my booty for this years holidays. I'm going to get at building this and think my wife will love it, great video thanks man
looks great. I will bookmark this and revisit when the weather dries up.
Here I am in 2022 and this is exactly what I was looking for :)
I talked to my husband about hand building our headboard and nightstands and I love this idea. Definitely going to do it!
I made mine today!! So easy and it is exactly what I wanted!
I loved how simple and easy this was!
Very nice work, thanks for share Best regards from Tijuana, Mx.
Thanks for the well explained beginner tutorial. I made this and it looks great!!
Hello SR, that's great. Hopefully you will be able to try a few others. Thanks for watching. Best, Dan
Love it I need this for my bedroom
What a great video. This definitely seem do-able to beginners. I was just wondering where the 2nd 60” 2x4 was used? I only saw the one that went on top.
I was thinking the same thing
Made this yesterday for a California King bed. Took about 2 hours from start to finish. Looks awesome. I made the width 75", with the top 2x4 77", based on the comment by another user that adding one extra inch over overhang adds to the aesthetic. So thankful for the instructions!
Hey Daniel, that's so cool. Thanks for watching. Best, Dan
Cool...what were your measurements for the legs?
Thanks for this!!
Nice and easy, I believe I can make this. Thank you
This is a nice design, good looking and very doable.
I made this headboard a couple weeks ago. It was the first wood project I’ve ever done and it was simple and easy to follow. Thank you for this great tutorial!
Also... I made a king size version
Hi what were you measurements for a king?
do you have a list of wood to buy
Ty for sharing!!!!
👍Check out the Dewalt flip drive. Works great for using 1 drill to countersink and screw without having to change bits
I just finished this project and can tell you, depending on what supplies you already have, you're definitely going to be spending more than $40. My receipt is as follows:
-Four 2x4x8 = $14.32 (Later found out, I only needed 3. 🤷♂️)
-Six 1x6x6 = $39.72 (Pine wood was super expensive at $15.37 EACH, so I got TC Whiteboard at $6.62 each. I also increased the height & length by 12 in. so bought 1 extra.)
-3 packs of Cheesecloth (to apply stain and clear-coating) = $5.94
-MinWax Stain (Jacobean) QT = $7.98
-MinWax Polyurethane QT = $11.98
-2" screws (50 count) = 5.98
That is a total of $85.39
And that's not including the $6.94 I spent on a brush and some tack cloths. Plus, I didn't have a sander so I bought a $20 orbital sander from Harbor Freights. Either way, its turned out great and my wife loves it. 👌
What size bed do you have with these measurements?
@@denayc3035 I have a queen sized bed and have just constructed the "floating bed frame" along with this headboard. (they are not nor do they need to be connected to one another)
It turned out well and looks great. 👌
@@Jedi116 thank you so much!
this is so nice thanks love for sharing...new sub...going to look at your other diy's
Thanks Katherine, We appreciate your support. You can look forward to many more easy DIY's.
The headboard is beautiful
hey spencer. keep up the good work.
Cool headboard but the only thing I would get another drill with a countersink bit that way you don't have to keep changing out your bits
Wow awesome !
Hi guys. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I’ve used this twice to build our Queen then again when we upsized to a king. The only difference was I made the board on top longer by an inch on each side and it makes a huge difference and makes it look much better.
Hi Adrianna, So cool you were able to customize it for you. Thanks so much for watching. Best, Dan
Just looking at rustic stuff on TH-cam and I made this EXACT headboard except a different stain
This will be my first DIY project. Could you please provide the size of boards and cuts that need to be made for a full bed?
Thank you so much
Hello Bob, there are two issues. First is the height you want. That you can decide depending on the wall it will go against. About the left to right measurement. That depends on what kind of frame you are using. Most have a plate on each side with holes for screws to attach the frame to the headboard. If that is the case, you should make the 1x6's about 3" longer than the center line of those screw holes. Then, the 2x4 that goes across the top will be the same measurement. The normal size for a full is 54". So, your 1x6's and the top 2x4 should be approximately 57". Hope that helps. And, thanks for watching. Dan
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Awesome! What grid sandpaper did you use?
Being a headboard you sleep under, How long before the stain/poly smell leaves?
If I am correct, you will need 2 - 2x4x6 boards. The first board cut into 45" each, making 2 - 45" boards ( since 8 ft equals 96", you will have a left over of 6" on the first board). The second 2x4x6 will be cut into 60" for the top detailing of the headboard.
Lastly, you will need 5 - 1x6x6 boards all cut into 60" long.
Yes, the 2x4's are regular 8' ones. You can easily customize yours by changing either the height or width of the cuts. Thanks for watching and please share with your friends. Thx Dan
Great and simple project, looks good ! How did you mount it?
Did you use the hardware kit to mount to a existing stand alone bedframe?
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Awesome..
very cool project. gonna give it a try. check out the porter cable restorer for texturing wood #prettycool
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Keeping you over 1000. Good luck with your channel.
Hey Brett, support back to you as well. Your content is way over my pay grade. Best, Dan
Well I don't know about that 😀, but your stuff is way cooler! Thanks Dan.
Uw
Any wood conditioner used? You need it
so close to 1000 subs!
Yes, It's been a journey. Thanks for the support. Dan
+Vintage Revivals Home & Garden Decor you'll be there really soon! keep up the great work
Put some biscuit joints in. That way if you lean back you get no bowing and gaps.
Hey Joe, could do that but with this one, the horizontal boards sit flush against the wall so not really necessary. And, I'm trying to show "beginner level" DIY'ers projects they can do with very few tools. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Im looking to make this headboard for a cal king...will you help me with the materials i need to puchase and board cut please
What size bed does this one fit? :) What would you do different with a KING?
Queen
What are the other 2x4's used for? You had two legs and a top piece but you had two others not used. What are they for?
Is this one you make in the video for a queen size bed? Also, looks like I could attach a couple of pieces of leftover 2x4 to the bottom of the back of the legs, flush with the bottom 1x6 for added stability (i.e. less wobbly)?
Hey Patrick. Yes, you can do that. We find that if you are able to attach the bed frame to the legs of the headboard, that step is not normally necessary. You can attach a piece of under layment (thin plywood) to the back of the entire headboard where the 1x6's are. Just make it slightly smaller than the outline. It really firms it up. Thanks for watching. Dan
Yes, it is for a Queen size. I forgot to answer that part.
Vintage Revivals Home & Garden Decor ,
Nice work! Can you tell me what wood you used and how much was the wood?
tells you in the video of what type of wood. Cost will depend on your local store that carry's it. Many different grades of the lumber too. You pick what you like best.
Could please tell me the measurements for a double bed?
One more question, can I use aerosol poly on the finished, stained headboard or is it best to use a brush?
hey patrick, yes the spray is fine. We prefer that over brushing on pieces like this. Just be sure the stain is good and dry. It may take a day or two. Dan
I am definitely going to make this for my king size bed. My only question is, you cut two 60" 2x4's for horizontals, but I can only see where you used one. What am I missing?
Hello Chuck, There are three 2x4's in this design. Two are for the legs/supports. They are cut to the height that you want the bed to be. The third is for the shelf on the top. It is cut the exact length as the horizontal 1x6's. Hope that answers your question. thx Dan
Well.......actually the video shows 4 2x4's, two legs and two horizontals. It's ok, it doesn't matter, I clearly see that only one horizontal is needed. I plan to make this for a king-size bed, thank you so much for sharing it.
Chuck Abbe what are the lengths for a king?
@@chucktherunner, I bought 2 for no reasonnn.. 😩😩😩😩
Do you have the dimensions for a twin?
What are the measures for a matrimonial bed?
What would the proper width of this headboard need to be to fit a standard, metal KING size bed frame? Or, how long would the 2x6's need to be?
Hey Patrick, a standard king size bed is 76" wide. If you have the bed now, measure the l-r on your bed to be sure. It's hard to describe but the vertical 2x4's should center on the brackets on the bed frame. Then, the 1x6's go to the outside measurement of the 2x4's. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching. Dan
did you stain with a brush or rag? how many coats? was there a technique used when staining?
Hello, we use an inexpensive brush and almost immediately wipe it off with paper towels. Be sure to use plastic gloves so your hands don't end up stained. With the pine from HD, you need to sand the entire surface you are going to stain. Because, when the trees are cut into boards, the sap dries at the surface. That creates a barrier almost like a clear coat and the stain doesn't go on evenly. So, be sure to lightly sand it to remove that coating. The stain we used is Jacobean from HD. Thanks for watching. And, we appreciate you sharing our videos with friends. Thx Dan
Is there a printable version of ths?
Are these measurements for a king size bed?
So what’s the shopping list?
Will you put a list of the size of would pieces we need. Please
Hi, I'm new at this. Hope you are still communicating with viewers! What size screws did you use? I have a king size bed, so how about the measurements for that? Thanks!
Giacomo Knox I’m looking for the same thing. Let me know what you find out!
Me too
I would guess 1⅝" screws. The 1x is typically around ¾" thick and the 2x is 1½" thick. So really any screw under 2" would work. Just don't bury the head of the screw . Once it's flush stop.
I do not have a king size bed but you want the headboard to stop at the edge of your bed so measure the width and all your horizontal boards will be that length. Your vertical boards can be as tall as you like. I would assume you want the horizontal boards to start about 4" below the top of your matress. You might need one or two pieces more for your horizontal boards then the maker of the video had. Hope this helps.
@@lukekoesler3383 Hey Luke, thanks! I'm going to try this this week!
He only needed 2 pecies of 2x4? And he didn't use the two horizontals?
I'm sorry, and are there printable instructions for a queen and a king bed?
But will 2x4,s warp over time?
Maybe i’m missing something? How do you secure it to the drywall behind the bed?
Ok. Or not.
What color and brand stain did you use? And what kind of clear coat?
Hi carley, the stain was from Home Depot Jacobean. the clear finish is also from HD. It's called Deft and we use a satin finish. Really, you can use pretty much any you like. hope that helps. Dan
So I made this headboard and when I attach it to the metal bed frame its wobbly. How do I fix this issue?
Hello Jasmine. Hope you had fun making it. It shouldn't be wobbly but if it is, I would use an anchor to attach it directly to the wall. Or, an L bracket can be used as well. Hope that helps. thx Dan
Lag bolts are a good idea
What size screws? Please and thank you
I don’t understand. Where does the second 60” 2x4 go?
Is this for queen size?
good video but you only need 3 2x4's....you really should change that.
Hi, would have to do a complete new video. thanks for watching.
What stain is used??
I made it and it looks great . However these measurements seem to be for a queen not a king so back to Home depot I go
Well shoot. If it’s any consolation, I made and sold many of those on FB marketplace and CL. Thanks for watching and commenting. Dan
Is this for a queen size bed
Hi Lizbet, yes this is for a queen. you can make for any size. just shorten the horizontal 1x6's. hope that helps. Best Dan
What size bed is this for. I’m gonna make it tomorrow
Hi Zoe, this one is for a queen. Best to measure the width,(L to R) of your bed to make sure you get it the right measurement. Also, if your bed is on a frame, measure the distance between the holes on the frame where it would attach to the headboard. That measurement will be the middle of the upright leg pieces. Then, add 3" and that will be the L to R measurement for yours. Hope that helps. Thx Dan
Also what kind of screws did you use and what size
Hi again, we used 1 1/2" #8 drywall screws to attach the 1x6's. On the top 2x4, we used 2 1/2" screws to connect it to the 2x4 legs.
Can you tell me how make a king headboard can you give me size of king and how need wood ? I’m sorry for my grammar not good my first language is American Sign Language. I want to learn how to do make this first king headboard
Thank you for explaining this so well, I would love to do this.. I’m in need of 13 twin size headboards for a shelter for ladies and their child. Would you happen to know the measurements for a twin size bed?
Hi Tomikah. Well, they vary a bit but usually about 38". the best way is to measure the frame from where the attachment piece is to the same piece on the other size. That would be the measurement of the center of the legs on the headboard. You should be able to figure it from there Or, find someone a bit handy and have them watch the video and then measure your bed frames. Hope that helps. Good luck. Dan
I am also making this headboard, however, it is going to be heavy. Do you attach it to your metal bed frame?
Hey Roger. Yes, if you have the bed frame that has the bracket on the end to attach with screws. Some attach to the wall as well. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope you like the finished item. Dan
@@vintagerevivalshomegardend2351 It ended up not being as heavy as I thought. It attached securely and is a nice addition to my bedroom. I also added some Mason jar lights. It looks cool!!
Cool! Thanks for watching and commenting. Dan
What are the dimensions for double bed?
How do you secure this to the ensemble bed base?
Hi Kelly, Well it depends on the bed base. Most bases have a plate at the end for screws to attach it. It's hard for me to advise without knowing what your's has. We appreciate you watching and commenting.
So is this for a queen or king size?
Hello, this one is for a queen. A king size is about 76" wide. This design works for any size. Hope that helps. Best, Dan
What poly did you use?
Hi Patrick, I use Deft gloss, It comes in a white/blue can. you can see the one I use in my video on painting a dresser without expensive paints or finishes. Thx Dan
What wood
Would I need too make a king bed frame?
what kind and size screws did you use? thanks!
We use 1.25" drywall screws for the 1x6's and 2.5 drywall screws for the 2x4 on top. Hope this helps and thanks for watching. Dan
@@vintagerevivalshomegardend2351 At the 1:29 Mark, it shows #6 (1 5/8 screws)..
Does anyone know the stain color that was used?
did i miss the overall width?
Hi there! I've tried making this and the panels will not stick, my headboard falls apart every time I pick it up. Any advice? Thanks in advance :)
GGPRftw1 what size screws are you using?
Also, using a good wood glue helps as well. Just make sure to wipe off any that squishes out with a wet towel before it dries. If you don't, the stain will not color that area.
What is the name of the paint??
could we also use finishing nails too when we have it all screwed for more strength if needed
Hey ALEX, yes could do that. Also could just add a little wood glue during assembly. I just want to show the basic idea and let folks add the finishing touches. Thanks for watching and commenting. Dan
Does anyone have the dimensions for a King size bed?
Did you screw in the topper also?
Hi Alan, yes we put a couple of screws on the ends where it meets the 2x4 legs. thanks for watching. Dan
Vintage Revivals Home & Garden Decor ok thanks!
One more question what inch screws? And are those wood screws?
Hello again, I used 2.5 inch drywall screws to attach the top. Be sure to drill pilot holes to prevent the screws from breaking. I use #8 ones because they are a bit thicker and less likely to break. Hope that helps . An additional step you can do if you want is to add a piece of door skin to the back to make it look a bit more finished.
Those are the same size screws used to attach the 1x6 to the 2x4s?
You don't show how to attach the top shelve. Do you glue, nail, pocket screw or what? Poof it's aqll done?
Hello 444, You can do that several different ways. On this one, we use regular drywall screws and go down into the 2x4's. You could use the pocket hole method as well. I guess it depends on what tools you have handy. Hope this helps. Dan
Why 4 2x4. I saw only 3 used
Do you have this in your shop?
Hello Jasmine, not that exact one but have a different one with exact measurements. That one is currently a white wash finish. But could be stained or build another. Are you in our area? Thanks, Dan
Vintage Revivals Home & Garden Decor Hi Dan! Yes I'm planning on coming in today! How much is the headboard?
I think you can make it yourself, just loook and learn from woodprix .
legible, simple and quick, just stodoys plans.
My husband uses these plans from Woodglut and is very happy with them. However. I love yours!
Woodprix is nice for that.
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Get another Drill. ROFLMAO!
You can use woodprix, it has the best handbooks and ready instructions. You can learn much from them and make it yourself.