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Material List
Shopping List
• 5 – 2×4 – 8ft.
• 1 – 2×6 – 8ft.
• 5 – 1×4 – 8ft.
• 2 – 1×6 – 8ft.
• 2in. deck screws
• 2-1/2in. deck screws
• exterior wood glue
Cutting List
• (A) – 2 – 2×4 – 23in.
• (B) – 1 – 2×6 – 61in.
• (C) – 2 – 2×4 – 23-1/4in.
• (D) – 2 – 2×4 – 24-3/4in. (15-degree angle cut on both end in same
direction)
• (E) – 1 – 2×4 – 58in.
• (F) – 4 – 2×4 – 20-3/8in. (15-degree angle cut on one end)
• (G) – 4 – 2×4 – 23in. (15-degree angle cut on one end)
• (H) – 2 – 2×4 – 13-1/2in.
• (I) – 2 – 2×4 – 17in.
• (J) – 10 – 1×4 – 20-1/2in
• (K) – 10 – 1×4 – 19in.
• (L) – 5 – 1×6 – 25in.


• (A) – 2 – 2×4 – 23in.

• (B) – 1 – 2×6 – 61in.
Cut two 2×4’s to 23 inches for the front legs (A). Notch the front legs 5-
1/2inches by 1-1/2 inches deep as shown on drawing above.
Cut a 2×6 to 61 inches for the front rail (B).
Assemble as shown on drawing above. Use exterior wood glue, pre-drill
holes, and screw 2-1/2 inch deck screws through the front rail (B) and into
the front legs (A).

• (C) – 2 – 2×4 – 23-1/4in.

• (D) – 2 – 2×4 – 24-3/4in. (15-degree angle cut on both end in same
direction)
Cut two 2×4’s to 23-1/4 inches for the arm supports (C).
Cut two 2×4’s to 24-3/4″, with 15-degree angle cuts on both end in the
same direction, for the back legs (D).


holes and screw 2-1/2 inch deck screws through the back leg (D) and into
the arm supports (C).

• (E) – 1 – 2×4 – 58in.

• (F) – 4 – 2×4 – 20-3/8in. (15-degree angle cut on one end)
Cut a 2×4 to 58 inches for the back rail (E).
Cut four 2×4’s to 20-3/8 inches, with a 15-degree angle cut on one end,
for the seat supports (F).


holes, and assemble with 2-1/2 inch deck screws.

• (G) – 4 – 2×4 – 23in. (15-degree angle cut on one end)

Cut four 2×4’s to 23 inches with a 15-degree angle cut on one end for the
back supports (G).

Assemble as shown on drawing above, use exterior wood glue, pre-drill holes
and screw 2-1/2 inch deck screws through the back supports (G), into the
seat supports (F) and arm supports (C).

• (H) – 2 – 2×4 – 13-1/2in.

• (I) – 2 – 2×4 – 17in.
Cut two 2×4’s to 13-1/2 inches for the table post (H).
Cut two 2×4’s to 17 inches for the table support (I).
holes, and 2-1/2 inch deck screws.

• (J) – 10 – 1×4 – 20-1/2in.

• (K) – 10 – 1×4 – 19in.
• (L) – 5 – 1×6 – 25in.
Cut ten 1×4’s to 20-1/2 inches for the seat slats (J).
Cut ten 1×4’s to 19 inches for the back slats (K).
Assemble as shown on drawing above.
Gap the seat slats (J) and back slats (K) 1/4 inch between slats. The front
seat slat will have a 1/2 inch overhang in the front. Pre-drill holes and
attach slats using 2 inch deck screws.
Cut five 1×6’s to 25 inches for the armrest and table slats (L). The armrest
and table top will have a 1 inch overhang in front. Gap table top 1/4 inch
between slats. Pre-drill holes and attach to bench frame using 2 inch deck
screws.

Sand, stain, and seal to protect bench from the weather.

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• (A) – 2 – 2×4 – 23in.

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• (C) – 2 – 2×4 – 23-1/4in.

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Assemble as shown on drawing above. Use exterior wood glue, pre-drill

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• (E) – 1 – 2×4 – 58in.

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Assemble as shown on drawing above. Use exterior wood glue, pre-drill

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• (G) – 4 – 2×4 – 23in. (15-degree angle cut on one end)

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• (H) – 2 – 2×4 – 13-1/2in.

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• (J) – 10 – 1×4 – 20-1/2in.

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Sand, stain, and seal to protect bench from the weather.

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