I fell in love with the loft bed but thought the stairs stuck out too far for my daughter's room so I revampd the plan just a bit to add three 'stairs' in the platform rather than the standard stairs in the plan.
I got started on the project on a Friday night, got my cuts made, my pocket holes drilled and pieces sanded for an early start Saturday morning, everything went together like a dream - though it would have gone MUCH faster if I had had a second set of hands; I had to balance all of the long peices on other peices to try and get them attached and it took much longer than it had too!
It was all together, the holes filled and first coat of primer on by Saturday afternoon - I used Zinsser primer so the knot's did not bleed through. Sunday morning I was painting and it was in place and decorated by Sunday night!
Great, easy to follow plans (as always) Ana - thank you, I have one VERY happy daughter!
Comments
chasekirby80
Sat, 03/02/2013 - 14:47
table
Test
rtberry89
Sat, 03/02/2013 - 18:30
I'm in love.
It's absolutely gorgeous. This is stunning. I'm incredibly jealous of this.
jbayer80
Sat, 03/02/2013 - 20:21
Holy Amazing!
This is by far my favorite table I've seen on here. Wow...its all I can say. I wish it was not in the $400 range.
BTW, that is some serious saw dust. haha
In reply to Holy Amazing! by jbayer80
chasekirby80
Sun, 03/03/2013 - 05:50
Cost
Thank you,
I helped a buddy make on shortly after I made mine. He used 4x4 pine, it looks a little smaller and the pine did not stain as dark, but it is still a very nice looking table. He made it for under $150, so that might be a good option.
jbayer80
Sun, 03/03/2013 - 07:37
Great option
That is a great option. Hopefully when its time for a table like this I can afford the 5X5's.
What a statement that table has!
spiceylg
Mon, 03/04/2013 - 05:29
Wow
Absolutely stunning. Great job!
Rework
Tue, 07/30/2013 - 18:43
Wood for the top
You posted you used 5x5's for the outside and legs. What did you use for the rest of the top?