Stair leg flip top table
I made this smaller to fit in the space where it's going. I used 2x2 legs, and the table is 39" wide. I added the bottom shelf also. I will finish it in golden oak.
I made this smaller to fit in the space where it's going. I used 2x2 legs, and the table is 39" wide. I added the bottom shelf also. I will finish it in golden oak.
Standing/Walking desk with side bookshelves built in. Desktop folds up and out so keyboard is at correct level for my height while walking on treadmill. When folded down, keyboard is at acceptible level for standing on ground. Desk designed so that the small walking treadmill can slide under and be out of the way when not in use.
Lifting Hinges used are Woodtek Coffee Table Lift Mechanism: https://woodworker.com/coffee-table-top-lift-mechanism-lr-mssu-164-228…
This is a modification to the Patrick Hosey Plan. Being my first ever furniture build it took considerable time to plan out the dimensions for the project before I even began. The Mrs and I both felt strongly the media cabinet needed the ability to store large amounts of media thus the design you see was born.
Each of the 6 pull outs are on a pair of 10 inch full extend drawer glides for complete access. The body was painted with an Oxford White furniture paint, and the top is painted with a Mocha Paint. The sliding doors are inset with a pre-finished Barnwood found at a local box store ripped to width and fitted into the 3-rail door. The angled trim is ripped from the edge of 1 x material and planed to thickness.
Wed, 07/21/2021 - 14:06
Love the media storage shelves that pull out. Fantastic idea!
I love how this bookshelf turned out! I made the bottom part 6" taller so I can fit my shredder in there. I'm using this in my office/guest room so I can have office type stuff, but have it all contained in one place, so it doesn't take over the whole room. Ana's instructions were great! There are slight issues but they are so minor it still turned out great! Overall I am very happy with how this turned out. :)
I followed this easy plan. Only thing I changed is rounding the arm rest as a safety feature. Added weed barrier on the bottom
Tue, 03/10/2015 - 18:46
There's going to be some happy campers in there! Nice work!
This was my take on the mail boss. It took a lot longer than I thought but I learned a lot in the process.
Wed, 07/28/2021 - 09:20
Thank you for sharing your build, great hardware choice and finish!
very easy to put together!! Thanks Ana
Made from pine boards. Had to add 2 2x4's underneath to hold the drawer.
Took a little longer than I anticipated. By far the hardest part was finding straight boards at Home Depot. Used Cedar 4x4s for the post to avoid treated wood. Had to make a few adjustments for our king mattress, but well worth it. Bed and platform came in right at $300 for the wood, screws, paint, etc. Thanks for the plans!
My daughter is going back to school and moving out of the dorms and into a house and needed a coffee table. Saw these plans, had almost all the wood so off we went. Happy with how it came out. We used some paint we had for the base (Pure Sage) and I used a Weathered Oak stain with 5 coats of satin polyurethane for the top. If she has room will make a matching end table!
This is a very easy way to create a sand or water table for your kids and it only takes a few hours from start to finish. A few pieces of wood, some screws and tub to hold the sand or water and your set. Enjoy!
Thu, 04/25/2013 - 04:58
I've been wanting to build something like this for the kids. Thanks for the inspiration.
My daughter wanted a bed with lots of storage so searched on here and found the queen and king storage beds, but she wanted something taller. So, I modifed the plans for the bed and made it slightly larger than a queen storage bed, but not quite as big as the king, and almost twice the height. I then built a set of stairs (modified the plans for the stairs as well so she would have 2 sets that created a bridge for her dog's kennel to go under her bed hidden away slightly. This was by far my biggest and most challenging project to date, but we were thrilled with the way it turned out. She loves the bed and I loved the time I was able to spend with her while building (she is 20 so time like that is far and few between)
This isn't a difficult piece to build, but the hardware can be a bit tricky. My husband loved having an excuse to get a blowtorch! He used it to bend aluminum flat bar that we then spray painted an oil rubbed bronze. My favorite part has to be the saw marks on my reclaimed top. This piece really pulls together our living room!
I had a pile of leftover wood after getting my deck rebuilt; so I had some brand new cedar as well as some used pressure-treated wood. (Of course, I made the deck builders leave anything worth keeping!) I thought it would be put to good use as an outdoor table for storage & serving on my new deck! I started off with the Rustic X Console Table plans from this website, and then I made just a few modifications on length (to fit the space better). I was able to re-use my leftover wood, and I think it turned out beautifully! It's been used several times for food serving when the neighbors come over for happy hour, for storage of random outdoor things, and for climbing on when I need to reach the TV above it...so it's definitely sturdy! Thank you, Ana White, for such great plans that are easy to use and easy to modify as needed. Really happy with this one!
Sat, 08/21/2021 - 11:18
Gorgeous and functional, what more can you ask for! Thanks for sharing:)
I designed this bed that we built with inspiration from Ana's camp loft bed plans, but without stairs and second bed underneath.
We couldn't find untreated 4x4's for the legs so my husband glued two 2X4's together. In the end you can hardly tell that they aren't one piece.
Taken from inspiration from the original Clubhouse Bed and from the "Treehouse Bed" in the Pottery Barn Kids catalog, my daughter's "Surf Shack" bed was created. Total cost for supplies (mainly lumber) ~$300. Pottery Barn's version: $1,500. Yikes!
Wicker turtles from Pottery Barn Kids (size: SMALL). Fishing Net from Oriental Trading Co.
Thanks to Ana's 2x4 storage plan and a neighbor's discarded kitchen cabinets we now have a very clean and convenient storage area in our garage. It even features a work bench and sorting area.
I followed your plans pretty closely. My daughters love it (2 and 3 years old)! We hope to get lots of years of use out of it, it is so solidly built!
Since wood is the traditional 5th wedding anniversary gift, I thought this table would be perfect.
Thu, 05/02/2013 - 15:11
Lowes. I had to spray-paint them to get the color I wanted. I think they are called corner brackets.
Thu, 05/02/2013 - 17:58
The table looks lovely, and I love the "au natural" finish!! ;-)