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Bed - Scandinavian-Style Single Bed

1. The document provides instructions for constructing a Scandinavian-style single bed for a little girl made of MDF and pine wood. 2. It involves cutting the bed sides, head, and end from MDF sheets to the specified dimensions and joining them together with wood screws to form the bed frame. 3. Pine slats are then fitted between the bed sides and screwed into place from a pine rail running along the inside of the frame.

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Bed - Scandinavian-Style Single Bed

1. The document provides instructions for constructing a Scandinavian-style single bed for a little girl made of MDF and pine wood. 2. It involves cutting the bed sides, head, and end from MDF sheets to the specified dimensions and joining them together with wood screws to form the bed frame. 3. Pine slats are then fitted between the bed sides and screwed into place from a pine rail running along the inside of the frame.

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Scandinavian-style single bed

The time has come the transition from cot to bed. Shirl constructs a Scandinavian-style single bed to
make a little girl's first jump into a 'big' bed really special.
STEP BY STEP
1 Cut two bed sides out of MDF. The length of the bed is 2000mm and the height is 1200mm. Cut the sides
of the bed to your own desired arc-shape, making sure to mirror image both sides.
2 Cut the bed head from the MDF to a width of 930mm and a height of 1200mm. Follow the plan for
decorative shape details or cut to your own pattern.
3 Cut the bed end out of MDF. The bed end is a mirror of the bed head but 200mm lower, so slide the head
piece down 200mm, trace and cut.
4 To form the base, screw together the sides of the bed to the head and end using 28mm wood screws (all
joins are "butt" joins).
5 Using the 70mm x 35mm pine, fit a rail that runs along the inside of the bed frame this is the ledge on
which the pine slats will sit.
6 Using the 140mm x 20mm DAR pine, cut slats to fit between bed sides and fix with 28mm screws down
into the rail.
7 Fit and fix 50mm x 50mm pine posts to the outside corner of the bed frame by screwing from the inside of
the frame with 50mm screws.
8 Fit optional post tops with dowel pieces and glue.
9 Paint and varnish to suit.
Diagrams

MATERIALS
3 sheets of MDF 2400mm x 1200mm x 16mm thick
2 lengths of pine 2100mm x 70mm x 35mm
1 length of pine 2400mm x 70mm x 35mm
2 lengths dressed pine at 2400mm x 50mm x 50mm
5 lengths of DAR (dressed-all-round) pine at 2700mm x 140mm x 20mm
4 post tops or finials (optional)
50mm wood screws
28mm wood screws
dowel
PVA glue
Paint and varnish (to suit)
TOOLS
Circular saw
Screw gun
Jigsaw
Drill
String

TOTAL COST
Approximate price for building the bed is $300.

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