

Free Beadboard Wall Shelf Plans
Featured Wood PlansIndoor Plans January 21, 2013 WoodworkCity 2

The following plan comes from JRLWoodworking. The reason I was drawn to this plan is because I have been carrying leftover pieces of beadboard for more than 10 years. I redid a bathroom many years back and ended up with many cutoffs that I just couldn’t discard. In the plans, He calls for a single piece of beadboard similar to what you would find in your local home store. The panel stuff is cheap and would be fine. But, if you are like me, you will be thrilled to use up some scraps. I know… my use of scraps has become an obsession.
In the latest house that I rebuilt, I couldn’t let go of some beadboard that was left from the 1889 kitchen and was able to create a panel similar to this above a doorway. It was a terrific way to cover up some damaged plaster while retaining some of the 1889 charm of the house. On to the plan.
Click on the image for the full set of plans. This is a simple wall shelf plan that can be modified to suit your needs. You could make it longer, taller, add some coat hooks for an entry hall, etc. Certain techniques are universal and building something lik this will give you confidence moving forward.l
TJ Lotz
January 21, 2013 #1 AuthorThanks for linking up to my plans! We have several plans that can be used for scrap beadboard. Feel free to link up to any of the plans we have on our website. We’ll be updating and adding new plans regularly. We hope you and your readers enjoy our website.
Thank you!
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January 22, 2013 #2 AuthorTJ,
Thanks for the comment. We’ll keep your site in mind when looking for things.
Keep up the nice work.
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