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Braden Entryway Hutch

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Braden Entryway Hutch

About Project

Part of our Braden Entryway Collection, this hutch plan can tidy up the busiest room in your home - the mudroom. Featuring two cubbies sized for bins or mittens and mail and keys, and two lockers for hooks, the hutch sits on top of the bench. Style and function marries up in this reader photo.

Dimensions

Dimensions: 
Braden Entryway Hutch
Dimensions: 
50 3/4" tall x 30 1/2" wide x 12 1/4" wide

Materials and Tools

Shopping List: 

3 - 1x12 @ 8 feet long
2 - 1x2 @ 8 feet long
1 - 1x4 @ 30" long
1/4" plywood

wood glue
wood filler
120 grit sandpaper
primer
wood conditioner
paint
paint brush
Tools: 
measuring tape
square
hammer
safety glasses
drill
circular saw
nailer

Cut List

Cut List: 

A) 1 – 1×12 @ 30″ (Top, Shown in Green)
B) 3 – 1×12 @ 50″ (Sides, Middle, shown in Turquoise)
C) 1 – 1/4″ to 1/2″ plywood @ 30″ x 50 3/4″ (Back, shown in purple)
D) 2 – 1×12 @ 13 7/8″ (Bottom of Top Cubbies, shown in red)
E) 1 – 1×2 @ 30 1/2″ (Top Trim, Orange)
F) 2 – 1×2 @ 49 1/4″ (Side Trim, Yellow)
G - 1 – 1×2 @ 27 1/2″ (Shelf Trim, Green)
H) 2 – 1×4 @ 13 7/8″ (Bottom Supports, Blue)

Step 1

Braden Entryway Hutch

Begin by using nails and glue to nail through the top, shown in green, into the top edges of the sides and middle, shown in Turquoise above. Use the above measurements to guide you. Use 2″ nails.

Step 2

Braden Entryway Hutch

Square up the locker. See the HOW-TO section for a video on checking for square. Then glue and nail the plywood to the back of the locker. Make sure you nail into all the Sides, Middle, and Top boards. Use 1 1/4″ nails.

Step 3

Braden Entryway Hutch

Use the measurements above to guide you as you fasten D, shown in red above, in place. Nail at an angle (toenail) through the face of D into the the middle board. Then nail at an angle from the middle board into the side edges of D. Use 2″ nails and glue. Also nail through the back into the back edge of D.

Step 4

Braden Entryway Hutch

Use 2″ nails and glue to fasten the top trim in place. Follow the instructions in the diagram to center the top trim on the locker, end edges overhanging 1/4″ on each side.

Step 5

Braden Entryway Hutch

Add the side trim, shown in Yellow above. Keep the overhang on the outsides 1/4″. Use 2″ nails and glue.

Step 6

Braden Entryway Hutch

Add the shelf trim, shown in green above, using 2″ nails and glue. The above diagram shows the measurements. Keep the top edges flush. Make sure you nail through the face of the green board into both the edges of the turquoise and red boards above.

Step 7

Braden Entryway Hutch

Fasten the blue boards above, the bottoms supports, in place, using glue and 2″ nails. Nail through the sides into the end edges. Also nail from the supports in to the center board, shown in turquoise, at an angle. Then use 1″ nails to fasten the plywood to the supports (shown in blue).

Finishing Instructions

Preparation Instructions: 
Fill nail holes with putty and sand and finish as desired.
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Oh my word!!!! Thank you

Oh my word!!!! Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!!!!!! If it wasn't the dead of winter, I'd be building this right now.

 
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Hi Ana. I can't wait to

Hi Ana. I can't wait to build this. Any idea how much this project costs?

 
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Thank you so much for the

Thank you so much for the wonderful plans. Do you attach the locker to the drawer?

 
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Yes, I was curious how one

Yes, I was curious how one attaches the locker to the drawer? Do you need to nail it to the top of the drawer before you put on the back? Thanks!

 
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How do you attach the locker

How do you attach the locker to the drawer? Also, do you recommend securing the locker to the wall? Thanks!

 
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Attaching the Locker


I am also one who would like to know how you attach (or if you even do) the locker to the base....

 
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Found the post - Attaching the locker

 Ana's  'Entryway Mail Sort and Charging Hutch"  project plan has some instructions on how to do this with a metal bracket (simpson strong tie) or anti-tip kit (Ana's response from 1/10/11 - the very last response at the bottom).  She gives detailed instructions in that post on how to attach the top to the base. 


Cheers!

 

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