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Queen Size Bed 1 of 4

James Oliver

James Oliver, Year 11, Churchlands Senior High School, WA

Teacher: Peter Jones

Pine

2050 x 1550 x 700mm

I have designed and constructed a queen sized bed frame with eight drawers made from Australian pine. The purpose and design of my bed is to create maximum storage, around eight hundred litres, and to make optimum use of the space in my room at home. Using strong forty five degree butt joints glued and screwed into a rebate at the top and bottom of each leg post, strengthening the structural integrity of the piece also giving a flush and solid look. All the screws are screwed internally to give a screw less and clean look from the exterior.

Photos: Peter Jones (woodwork teacher)

Queen Size Bed, James Oliver, Mt Hawthorn, WA

Queen Size Bed 2 of 4

James Oliver

James Oliver, Year 11, Churchlands Senior High School, WA

Teacher: Peter Jones

Pine

2050 x 1550 x 700mm

I have designed and constructed a queen sized bed frame with eight drawers made from Australian pine. The purpose and design of my bed is to create maximum storage, around eight hundred litres, and to make optimum use of the space in my room at home. Using strong forty five degree butt joints glued and screwed into a rebate at the top and bottom of each leg post, strengthening the structural integrity of the piece also giving a flush and solid look. All the screws are screwed internally to give a screw less and clean look from the exterior.

Photos: Peter Jones (woodwork teacher)

Queen Size Bed, James Oliver, Mt Hawthorn, WA

Queen Size Bed 3 of 4

James Oliver

James Oliver, Year 11, Churchlands Senior High School, WA

Teacher: Peter Jones

Pine

2050 x 1550 x 700mm

I have designed and constructed a queen sized bed frame with eight drawers made from Australian pine. The purpose and design of my bed is to create maximum storage, around eight hundred litres, and to make optimum use of the space in my room at home. Using strong forty five degree butt joints glued and screwed into a rebate at the top and bottom of each leg post, strengthening the structural integrity of the piece also giving a flush and solid look. All the screws are screwed internally to give a screw less and clean look from the exterior.

Photos: Peter Jones (woodwork teacher)

Queen Size Bed, James Oliver, Mt Hawthorn, WA

Queen Size Bed 4 of 4

James Oliver

James Oliver, Year 11, Churchlands Senior High School, WA

Teacher: Peter Jones

Pine

2050 x 1550 x 700mm

I have designed and constructed a queen sized bed frame with eight drawers made from Australian pine. The purpose and design of my bed is to create maximum storage, around eight hundred litres, and to make optimum use of the space in my room at home. Using strong forty five degree butt joints glued and screwed into a rebate at the top and bottom of each leg post, strengthening the structural integrity of the piece also giving a flush and solid look. All the screws are screwed internally to give a screw less and clean look from the exterior.

Photos: Peter Jones (woodwork teacher)

Queen Size Bed, James Oliver, Mt Hawthorn, WA

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21 December 2014