How to Make a Magnetic Board Folding Screen

This simple Magnetic Board folding screen is a great way to add some sleek storage and display space to a room in your home.

Magnetic Board folding screens are also a great way to display photos in a small space in your home. I love this simple Magnetic Board folding screen project because it stands all on its own. If you are renting you won't have to worry about making another nail hole in the wall either!

To Make This Magnetic Board Folding Screen You Will Need:

3 Sheets of plywood

Two piano hinges

Roll of Metal Sheeting Material

Primer

Sand Paper

Paint

Roller brushes

Paint trays

Drop clothe

Power drill

Spray adhesive

Now, the first step to making this simple Magnetic Board folding screen is to buy your Metal Sheeting. You want to purchase these first because you can make this simple home storage décor project a lot easier if you base the size of your Magnetic Board folding screen around the size of your cork sheeting.

You will find Metal sheeting in a variety of lengths and widths, so save money and go with what is affordable. It is sold at your local home improvement store.

Now, buy a sheet of plywood and have three pieces cut to size to fit your metal sheeting. You want to three identical pieces for a symmetrical folding screen. They should all be the same size. You can also do as many pieces of wood as you would like to make a larger screen.

Now, one other good bit of advise I can give you when making this simple Magnetic Board folding screen is to buy real wood. It weighs a lot less than MDF sheets. The real wood will make this simple homemade project look a lot more professional.

Now, go ahead and give your three pieces of Wood a light sanding. You could also use a liquid sanding product, which would need no sanding.

Paint on a coat of primer.

Now, once the primer dries paint them out in any paint color you would like. I recommend painting the Magnetic Board folding screen to match the existing trim in the room you will be displaying it. It will tie in nicely with your existing home décor this way.

Now, the whole reason to paint is that you may have areas exposed behind your metal sheeting.