Built two queen sized frames for the hayloft bedrooms- check one more task off my list! For the first one, I used our salvaged barn timbers and mortise-and-tenon construction.

Now that I have a supply of wide slabs to work with, I decided to play with them for bed #2. The
corner posts are salvaged barn timbers, and the head/foot boards are thick pine slabs cut with the chainsaw mill, about 20" wide. I left them with a 'live' edge on top to keep it rustic looking.

I put them together with structural screws, but pegged the holes to give it the timber-framed look. This was much easier and looks the same.
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