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Sometimes, Mother Nature can get the best of us. Floods can ruin the engines in our cars and lightning our television receivers.
Oh, and high winds can tear down a beautiful fence. That’s what happened to the fence line at a new house this man bought. Only five months after his initial purchase, this fence came down. Instead of mourning the strong spring storm, the homeowner decided to take his lemons and make lemonade.
Oh, and high winds can tear down a beautiful fence. That’s what happened to the fence line at a new house this man bought. Only five months after his initial purchase, this fence came down. Instead of mourning the strong spring storm, the homeowner decided to take his lemons and make lemonade.
“I ultimately decided the gate as-is wasn’t as great as I wanted for a headboard, but now had piles of old fence post to work with and sketched out some rough plans to create a similar-ish design.”
“Cut the would randomly to rows of my specified. I added in some new fence posts I had and pallet wood to add some diversity.”
“Sanded down very, very lightly to keep all of the imperfections and added some random stains from my pile of various stains.”
“I decided to not go with cleats and rather screw the headboard directly to the studs. Stability and security was my number one concern.”
“I added cross boards on the back to keep the boards together and align with the studs in my room. I used a pocket jig to attach some of the horizontal boards, but in some places I used metal plates to reenforce. I also drilled holes for my semi-decorative lights I was going to include. “
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