u/leftturnmike

I took apart a shelf unit in my basement, that was cobbled from scraps 1,000 years ago by the previous owner (or a dinosaur). Some of the wood seems pretty serviceable but I don't have room for it. Guaranteed 93% nail, screw, and staple free.

Rough inventory/measurements (all measurements are approximate):

1 piece of 1/2" (7/16" likely) Plywood - 48x71.25" (doug fir I think, it's old)

2 pieces of 3/4" common board (I think) - 9x20" & 9x38"

4 1.25"-thick shelves (stained, and I think came from an older shelving unit) - 8.75x58.25"

4 pieces of 1/4" OSB - 12x71.5", 9.5x48", 9.5x58", and a 10ish" square

5 pieces of 3/4" plywood (painted and very old, take at your own discretion) - 4 of them are 18x-60-70", on is 9.5x58"

There's a couple small scraps too but they were too small to bother measuring

BONUS - 3 pieces of sound deadening board, one piece is 48"x60ish" and the other two pieces bring it up to over a 4x8' sheet in total area. Great for deadening echo in a basement (I used them to reduce echo when I had a drum set down there).

I have a queen bed frame from Ikea (I think?) available for pick-up in the Woodlawn neighborhood in NE. It is already disassembled. I can held you load it up. Has been in a clean/non-smoking house. It has wooden slats so does not need a box spring.

I do not have the instructions but it is pretty intuitive to assemble. Apologies for the photo quality, it is the only picture I have of it assembled. Bedding, mattress, etc. not included.