Bedroom Headboard Shelf

[Dave and Monica]

I added a shelf to the headboard wall to be able to hold our CPAP units as the side shelves are just too small. It also required that I reduce the height of the pleather headboard by 7". Here's a couple of photos for those interested.

Dave

[jaw3336]

Looks Great. How did you make it? And how did you install? Thanks

[Dave and Monica]

It was cut from a piece of 1x8x60". I tried to shape it to the decorative piece on the ceiling as we only need the depth on the ends. Mounted to the wall with a couple of wrought iron 6x6" brackets from Home Depot using hollow door anchors.

Dave

[Justaguy]

Looks good!

[Renee]

Looks really nice Dave!

[TucsonJim]

That looks great Dave! I hope you strap those CPAPS down when you go to sleep. I could just envision rolling over and pulling one down on top of my noggin when I was in deep sleep. Ouch.

[luckeyd1]

Being a CPAP user for over 5 years now, can't imagine having to sleep without it, can't sleep if I don't have it on. The bedroom layout in the 337 is exactly the reason I bought the 303RLS due to it having nightstands on both sides of the bed. Never thought about putting up a shelf, but Dave, you did an outstanding job there. Looks fantastic. Now, do I want to trade my 303 for a 337, NAW!!!!!! Love my 303RLS

[CentralMichBo]

Dave - how does the "headboard" come off the wall? I can get my fingers behind it but I'm hesitant to pull too much - don't want to pop something I shouldn't! My wife just got a CPAP and I am looking at installing a shelf somewhat like yours.

[Dave and Monica]

Jim...the buttons are removeable...they cover screws mounting the headboard.

Dave

[QuadGuy]

Hi Dave,

Shelf looks really good and color appears to match the brown trim. What stain did you use?