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Entry seat using upcycled bed

Wharr

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The project:

we have updated our furniture and built an entry seat using a king size bed

- Materials:

wood, paint, screws, sand paper, varnish, staples, putty, and silicone

- Tools:

staple gun, sander, grinder, tech gun, drill

- Step 1:

sanding, filler, more sanding, primer, top coat, varnishing, and polishing

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Comments

Wharr

we have enjoyed every minute and we have our bedroom furniture to go

Wharr

we would like to add more photos

JacobZ

Hi @Wharr,

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is wonderful to have you with us.

Your entry seat looks fantastic, the fabric and white paint work really well together.

I'm also really intrigued to see how you created it using an old bed, did you have some photos of the build?

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I'm excited to see your additional photos and hear some further details.

Jacob

Wharr

Bed head with base