Learn how to build a DIY outdoor table out of composite decking with this tutorial that will add to any deck, patio or yard. Save money & DIY!
Today I wanted to share how my husband and I made our simple farmhouse diy outdoor table for our new outdoor space! We recently moved so we are starting over…
An easy DIY outdoor table that is modern - check out how to make this in a couple of hours for $45 - a good beginner level project.
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Description Care Make the bamboo surface wet, and scrub with a stiff brush. This cleans deep into the bamboo and removes grime and fungi. A small amount of soap can, if necessary, be used. When the bamboo is dry, use a power sander to sand the bamboo, just like a solid wood treatment. Start with a medium-coarse sandpaper, and when the desired removal is achieved, step up to a fine sandpaper to finish the surface. Make sure to sand the bamboo evenly everywhere. Be sure to sand with the grain. After cleaning and sanding, it is important that the surface of the bamboo is sealed immediately with oil again. Apply according to the instructions on the product label, making sure not to apply more than necessary. Let the oil dry and enjoy your bamboo product. LEAF - A beautiful garden table that really looks like a leaf. The triangular form and the table construction which is drawn in under the table makes it possible to seat 9 people around the table. The bamboo table top is pre-oiled.
Build this beginner DIY 8 foot outdoor table with these step-by-step instructions. Protect it with Dutch Boy Exterior Stain + Sealer.
A simple yet beautiful DIY Patio Table for less than $100 in materials. Perfect project for beginners and experts alike.
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Looking for a new dining table that won't break the bank and is fun to build? This DIY dining table may be the answer to your wishes! You can build it for just $75 of
An easy DIY outdoor table that is modern - check out how to make this in a couple of hours for $45 - a good beginner level project.
Are you ready to make a farmhouse table? This table is 7 ft long and seats 8. Let's do this, friends! Our Faux Farmhouse
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Read on to see how we transformed an old kitchen table using a concrete overlay in this easy (ish) DIY Concrete Table Refresh.
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How to build a DIY chunky modern dining table - free plans by Jen Woodhouse of The House of Wood. Use chunky 4x4s or 5x5s to build this dining table.
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There’s something about the simplicity of a table, and the joy of sharing a meal with friends around a handcrafted piece of furniture that brings a smile to the heart.
After we finished our DIY deck back in March, it became even more apparent that we needed more outdoor seating. The only seating we had at the time was a round patio table with 4 chairs. Initially, we looked around for sectionals, but everything we liked was at least $2,500. Then we came across some plans to build your own outdoor sofa from Ana White...for around $50 in lumber! The cushions are the most expensive part of this project, but even so, we were able to build 3 sofas for under $800 total. Here is the original Ana White sofa design that we modeled our sofas after: Ana White Outdoor Sofa Plans It's a great basic design, but I wanted to modify it slightly by adding a couple more 2x4's for extra back support, as well as some 2x2's under the arm rests for more detail. We also built our sofas to the size of our cushions, so we used one less 2x4 on the seat bottom. Our sofa seats ended up being about 23.5" deep. Here's a comparison of the original vs. our sofa: I assumed the most difficult part of this project would actually be finding cushions that we liked in our budget, so we decided to pick out our cushions first & then build the sofas to those specific dimensions. Ideally, I wanted something in the grey family, but the few grey cushions I came across were either too brown, too thin, or too expensive. We ended up going with the IKEA KUNSO cushions in black instead: Here are the dimensions of our cushions: Back cushion dimensions: Width: 24 3/8 " Depth: 17 3/8 " Thickness: 7 1/8 " Bottom cushion dimensions: Width: 24 " Depth: 24 " Thickness: 4 " The entire sofa was built out of pine 2x4's, with the exception of the "X" detail under the arms - which were pine 2x2's. We did not use treated lumber for this project since I planned on staining & sealing the sofas - so we saved a little money by going with regular pine AND the lumber was also not as heavy since it wasn't treated. If you can afford to build with cedar, that is the way to go for outdoor furniture (since we were on a budget we went with pine). My dad helped us build the first sofa, but then we were on our own for the remaining two. Before we added the "X" detail: Another change we made was to the top 2x4 on the back rest - we decided to attach the 2x4 vertically to give the back a little more height and notched out the ends to fit on top of the arm rests: Here are the sofas after we added the 2x2 X detail under the arms: For extra support, we also screwed in two vertical 20" 2x4 supports on the back of each sofa: *UPDATE* Here are some more detailed photos of the back of the sofas from April 2020: Once all three sofas were assembled, I filled the holes with exterior wood filler & gave them a light sanding all over. I focused on the edges - particularly around the arm rests. Next, I gave them all one coat of semi-transparent stain & sealer in the color Pewter by Rustoleum: The stain is subtle in person (and even more difficult to tell the difference in photos), but the stain sort of reminds me of that gray driftwood Restoration Hardware look. I could have done a second coat of stain, but I was honestly exhausted & just wanted to be done. You can see the stain the best in this photo: Ana's original lumber list only calls for (11) 2x4x10' boards, but because of our modifications we ended up needing to buy the following for each sofa: (12) 2x4x10' (1) 2x4x8' (2) 2x2x8' Here is the final approximate cost breakdown: ONE SOFA: $65 lumber + $180 cushions = $245 THREE SOFAS: $195 lumber + $540 cushions = $735 We also spent $37 in stain, so our total cost was about $772 ($735 + $37). Please keep in mind there can be other costs involved depending on what materials, tools, or stains you already have on hand. We already had the screws we needed (mostly 2 1/2" & some 4" galvanized screws), sandpaper, wood glue, and tools - so all we needed to purchase was the lumber & stain. Overall, we love the sofas - they are comfortable & very sturdy! Since I didn't give step by step instructions, please let me know if you have any questions on our building process. We also ended up building an X-base dining table for our new deck as well. I will write a post on how we built that in the near future... Thanks for reading! Mel
This table was brought to us by our BFF Loren, isn’t she amazing? Yes! I adore the sawhorse/ trellis style blend this table has, and I adore the portability of it! Pull it out when you need it, fold it away when not in use…genius! And a pretty simple build as well! I also think … Continue reading "Free Woodworking Plans to Build a Fabulous Folding Table"
DIY this $900 Pottery Barn Brooks Dining Table Bench for less than $100! Follow these plans and build an outdoor (or indoor) PB table bench.
Enjoy your patio and outdoor space even more by building this beautiful x-leg outdoor table! It doesn't cost much and the result is amazing.
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With reclaimed wood, you may need to do a little more prep work to get it into good, usable shape. But it's worth it to get centuries of character.
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