Diy outdoor chair

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Materials and Tools: (for one chair) 12 - 2 x 4 at 24" (see the table for detailed cut list) 4 - 2 x 4 at 26" 2 - 2 x 4 at 23" 2 - 2 x 2 at 20" Drill and drill bits Power saw/ Hand saw (or get the lumber cut according to the measurements from the store) Electric sander Sand paper 120 grit Wood screws, 3" Wood glue Wooden dowels, 1.5" Paint (I used BEHR premium paint and primer in one-ultra pure white-satin finish) Paint brushes/foam brushes Tape measure Pencil This project is inspired from…

Stylish modern wood outdoor chairs in a compact footprint! Reclined seat and back for comfort, wide armrests. Fits a standard size chair pad. These chairs are smaller in size, more of the size of a dining chair, not oversized like a living room chair.

Learn how to build your own DIY modular outdoor sectional with these printable building plans! Customize the size to fit your space!

Build your own outdoor chairs out of 2x4s, designed to work with 24" x 24" cushions. This chair plan matches our super popular 2x4 outdoor sofa and sectional plans. Free plans include step by step diagrams, shopping and cut list, and lots of reader submitted photos - created by Ana-White.com

Recently we remodeled our deck and wanted patio furniture. I'm sure you know, it's super expensive! So we decided to make our own. We found Ana White's 'Modern…

I’m so excited about this project! Today I'm showing you how to build an Outdoor Lounge Chair made of cedar from your local home center. This chair would also make an awesome indoor chair. I saved so much $$$ making this myself, and I LOVE it. Be sure to check out the video tutorial above and r

I built two modern Adirondack chairs for less than $100 with no previous woodworking experience except a shelf in seventh grade shop class. If you already have tools and a small garage workshop, you may just need the lumber which is only about $40 per chair!