How to connect a bookcase headboard to a bed frame
An excellent looking headboard is an important accessory in a bedroom to anchor the bed and make it the real focal point of the room. One way to have a large storage space, besides providing a large headboard is to use a bookcase headboard behind your bed. While it is possible to simply place the headboard shelf behind the top of the bed and leave it standing without strings, most people prefer it to be firmly attached. It is a simple project and it will only take you a few minutes.
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Instructions
Instructions for Use of Carriage Bolts
1 If the shelf head is not pre-drilled, it is necessary to drill the holes. Begin by marking the place where the metal bed frame meets the wood at the bottom of the bookcase header. There should not be slots for two screws on each side of the bed frame.
2 Make the holes for the carriage bolts.
3 Align the frame of the metal bed with the headboard shelf. Fasten with the carriage bolt. Use a washer between the wood and the nut to protect the wood. Repeat this procedure for all bolts. Tighten with the wrench.
4 Place mattress and mattress on bed frame.
Instructions for use of metal plugs
5 If the shelf head is not pre-drilled, it is necessary to drill the holes. Begin by marking the place where the metal bed frame meets the wood at the bottom of the bookcase header. There should not be slots for two screws on each side of the bed frame.
6 Drill the holes for the metal pins.
7 put four metal pins in the holes of the legs of the bed structure - two on each leg, one upper and one lower on each side. Screw until the threads are no longer displayed and they are just below the surface.
8 Line of the headboard with the frame of the bed. You may have two people to align the spikes with the holes evenly.
After 9 metal pins are correctly in the holes, put in four locking screws in the pins. There is an arrow on the top of the locking screw projection in which direction it is rotated. Turn each half locking screw in turn.