This bedframe was created because the particle board in my old one gave up on me, so the only solution was to make myself a new one out of the strongest material I could work with.

The frame is made out of welded steel tubing that is finished with blackening and copper plating solutions.

Each length is secured by bolts that keep the foot and head board elevated, creating a tiered look.

 Oak caps were turned on the lathe and inserted into each post's end after finishing the metal. The caps on the top of the headboard are still loose, leaving potential for creating a height extention in the future.

The finished product is relatively lightweight, easy to assemble, and sleek.