- I pretty much followed the instructions for each plan. I customized the length to fit my space.
- There was some bowing on the back rest so I added some vertical supports.
- Because the sectional is quite long I added some legs in the middle.
- I stained the sectional twice and had to sand off the stain twice before I decided to paint it. I highly recommend that you test your stain on a cut off piece and pick what you're doing before putting it on your furniture. If I had done this it would have saved me a lot of hours and sanding.
- I had planned to buy Target cushions for my sectional but I forgot to build the sofa with the cushions I wanted to purchase in mind. I ended up having to make my own in order to get a good fit.
- I have a tiny patio area and this design really worked amazing to give me a lot of seating and still make it feel spacious.
- You can definitely build and paint this sectional in a day.
Built from Plan(s)
Estimated Cost
$300 for outdoor cushion foam and outdoor fabric.
$150-$200 for wood and supplies
$150-$200 for wood and supplies
Estimated Time Investment
Day Project (6-9 Hours)
Finish Used
The paint is outdoor matte paint from Home Depot and it worked marvelously, very streak free.
Recommended Skill Level
Starter Project
Comments
Ana White
Wed, 07/03/2019 - 19:47
So modern and crisp and…
So modern and crisp and clean! Love it! Thanks so much for sharing a photo!