I love how this turned out and that you modified the original plan. I don't see the plan in the description, though, or on their site, so maybe they don't have it anymore? I'll be now that you've done projects for years, you'd probably do more pocket-hole construction throughout. I think I would. With your great directions, I'm thinking of creating this for my deck! Thanks Megan from the past!
YES!!!! I ALWAYS stain all my pieces before I put them together, and this is the first time I've ever watched a video suggesting it.... SO much easier...
Hi Megan, many thanks for posting this video. A friend asked if I could make her a bench to match a photo she'd found on the net. I found your video which was an almost identical design and built it today for her in 12 hours. The bench I made was a bit shorter than yours. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
Great work! So far this is the best. I'm getting ready to have some build for my pergola and it's huge. The only different thing that I would do, is build them slanted at least one couch. I've been told that if I have the back and seat slanted it's lots more comfortable. We will see how it turns out. Thanks for your video.
Thank you for the instruction video while you show your work. I am building my first ever outdoor furniture...well first build of anything of that size. I truly appreciate seeing the steps actual being done not just small diagrams on a screen or paper. It has given me better idea wtf I need to do. Puts a 3d plan in my head instead of a 2d paper concept. High 5 and wish me luck 🤪
Looks great! If I could offer one small suggestion to anyone who wants to build this though..use exterior wood glue (ie titebond III) and the exterior screws. The joints will never weaken.
@@MeganBell Hey sweetheart. Thanks for the awesome looking sofa. I tried to download your plans for the sofa, but their seems to be an issue with the link. Thanks in advance!!
I'm just starting out wood working and I love seeing ppl create something out of a simple piece of wood. I've been picking up my tools a little at a time and one of the things I dont have is one of the things you said you didnt have, and that was the jig. I need to get one of those and then learn how to use it. I may try and build me a couch, however, I think I'll make a smaller version because I don't have the space. Thank you for making this video, it was very helpful!
I realized later that I used the kreg jig incorrectly in this video. It still got the job done, but there’s a better way to use it for sure! I love learning about wood working and sharing it with kind people like you who give such positive feedback.
Very nice. One tip- when making things with dimensional lumber I like to cut the radius off the edges with a table saw. (If you have access to one) this helps makes them look less like 2 x 4’s.
OMG!! I have been wanting to do this for so long !! A tree just fell on our lower deck and crushed the couch which I felt was always small. And I said to myself, I would love to have a couch that is the whole leanth of the deck . But to buy one like you said, would cost an arm and a leg. My wife is currently looking for a replacement to match the rest of the set. Way more than yours. The only problem is we have opposite taste in almost everything. Not sure how it lasted 20 years!!😂😂. Anyway, wish me luck!!!
Very nicely done. I've built many things with 2x4. Just a tip, use a counter sink with long drill bits on your cordless, to pre drill and set the screws, so much easier, doesn't wear out your cordless, also using quick set bits to change fast between screw tips and countersink. From experience, trying to drive a 2 1/4 screw into 2 2x4s is pretty tough.
This looks really good, just for next time using the pocket hole jig, always make your pocket holes on the face of the board into the end grain. Much stronger joint that way and much less chance of tear out. This is about a year old so you probably figured that out by now though. Very nice job!
Thank you for this video. I’m searching for furniture making videos that use regular power tools a home owner would likely have (as opposed to expensive professional tools).
I really like your project. I like the simple inexpensive nature of it as well as your custom modifications. I have a couple of critique though. I looked through some of the other comments to see if anyone else saw what I think I saw but no one seemed to have an issue. At 5:58 you "screw onto the inside of the frame UNDER the arm support. Unless I'm mistaken, which is quite a possibility so correct me if I'm wrong, that would put the load weight on the screws instead of on the actual arms. Did I get that wrong? If that is correct, the weight of all of the supports as well as the weight of anyone sitting on this extra-long couch would rest solely on the screws joining it in place. Am I wrong? Also, I would have liked to see an extra foot in the middle of the couch to redistribute the weight load on the overall structure. What do you think? I'm open for criticism. I ask this only because I am strongly considering what you have done here. I am planning to do a similar project for this summer and may borrow from your great ideas here. Thanks for the inspiration.
Honestly, I made this outdoor couch 2 years ago. I don’t remember the specifics at this point. My advice is to do what you think is right and what works for you. Our couch is great after two years and we are spending our third spring on it right now without the added support many people have suggested. I say it doesn’t hurt to reinforce if you think it’s necessary.
@@MeganBell Great! So, you have not experienced any sagging or cracking. The 2x4's must be enough then to support the weight. Thank you. I will give it a try. I appreciate your project.
Step 1: GET a set of sawhorses to put your boards on. Step 2: Build a chop saw table or go buy a B & D Workmate. Ha ha ha! I just can't bend down like you to work I guess. 😁😁😁 All joking aside, I really like it. Looks nice enough to use inside as well. Just thinking about your sanding. Personally, I think that I would have hit it sanding grits of 80 to 150 to 220. But again, that's just me. Really like the finish color. Ya done well!
@@MeganBell ha ha ha ha ha! Go get the screw-on kind that you slip 2 X 4s into. They're inexpensive (not cheap), collapsible, versatile, and will last you for decades. I'm using some of my dad's and they have to be at least 60 years old and they were used to build a 4-H Camp with! 😁😁😁
majemeryn thank you so much! I love that I have inspired you! I highly recommend this project, I have used my balcony non stop since we built this. I’ve even taken a few naps!
OMG!!! That looks so good Megan!! I'd love a a love seat version for my back patio! I would get the fabric and sew all my own cushions though. But only because I'm on a sewing kick right now.
I used pocket screws at the end because I added that back brace as an afterthought for extra support. I wasn't too familiar with pocket holes at the time that I made this and if I were, Id have used all pocket screws or done a better job at hiding the external screws.
Great project, I have a question about how the arms attach to the seating section. If I understand correctly, the entire weight of the seat as well as the people sitting on it is supported by the 6-8 screws holding it together? is there another way you could add more support?
I get so many questions about this being a sturdy and stable couch. Let me just say that we pile people on this thing constantly and it has sat outside on our balcony for two years and it is just as sturdy and solid as ever. 2x4s are pretty girthy.
Hi this is chandan singh I want to know about pine wood... How successful is pine wood for sofa, bed, box , chair and table? And which type of furniture will you recommend for pine wood. Request to you plz suggest. Thanks
Next time you use your Kreg Jig, you don’t need to have the board in its final place to drill the pocket hole. Also remove the jig to install the screw. For your first time it looks really good! I made a “U” shaped sectional using similar design. If I could post pics I would. Keep it up! 😁
Needs a high back. Out of all the outside furniture I have seen being built they always have the short backs to them. They never make them to where you can lean back up against it at least make it level with the top of the head and maybe no further. other than that what a great bill I love it.😀😀😀😀
Hi can i ask how strong this is? Is it worth sitting the seat part on top of another piece of wood up right next to the legs for solid support? Thanks i planning a bit this summer
this turned out beautifully, I'm excited to try! now that's it's been a few years do you still like the cushions? the Ikea reviews are very hit or miss.
Yes I do! For the price, they're great. Especially if you bring them in during inclement weather. We've had them for 3 years now and I'm considering new ones next spring just because these have a few areas of mold now because I did not bring them in as often as I should have.
Beautiful project cushions are really nice but I find the cushions get pricey...Ikea's cushion cost $10 which you also have to buy the $25 interior padding bc it's sold separately..adding up per cushions it's kinda high ...any alternatives?
The ones I purchased from ikea did not sell the inserts separately. They were 10 a piece for the back cushions and 15 a piece for the bottom. Very affordable.
Hi! Question to Megan or anybody who has made this bench: what kind of wood did you use? I see Megan´s bench is in a covered porche but I want mine for an open patio so it needs to be able to weather rains and all... and I am afraid of the wood not being able to stand it... Suggestions? Thanks in advance!
Great video. Finding a long outdoor couch has proven impossible without spending a ton. Given the couch is so long, I’m curious if a middle support wasn’t needed. Two people sitting in the middle seems like it could be a problem. Have you had any issues with it?
Hi George I'm from the uk and iv done it.....order from fast builders the delivery is free on orders over £40 it cost me around £80 but I made another one at 6ft long I found there wood so much better quality than b&q and wicks!
Hi, thanks so much for this video. At 6:50 you use a kreg device. Which one is this (do you have a link? I never used this. What makes it difficult and are there other possibilities to attach the back support wood? Why didn't you use this technique with the other joins? All the best! Dirk
Dirk I had never used a kreg jig before but I was forced to use this because I needed to attach the back support after I had already attached the main 2x4. If you attach the support posts, first, you can avoid using the kreg. Best of luck!
Looks great. Perfect for the upcoming spring/summer in the Northeast. You might need a bigger coffee & end table with the couch though. I guess you’ll have to build matching coffee & end tables. Keep up the good work.
Livereater00 maybe by the looks but it doesn’t need any added support. We had 5 people on it last night. Solid as a rock. Support in the middle would be totally unnecessary in my opinion.
Did you use pressure treated lumber? Approximately how much did you spend on the project. I love to watch Ana and I really enjoyed watching this vlog so I will be following along and hopefully learning along the way. Thanks!
Tawana Jeffries I always try to buy pretreated lumber because then all I have to do is sand the edges, stain and seal! As far as following along and learning as you go, that’s the way to do it! 🙌🏻
www.ryobitools.com/nation/projects/2651 She mentioned Ryobi Nation, so I googled it and found the couch and the How to video and the blueprints. ! Im making one too
I have seen many videos of making these outdoor sofa but girl this was by far one of the best and easiest 👌🏼 thanks for sharing.
Yay! Thank you!
Yess so true
I always love when people say what they would have done differently. That is extremely helpful. Nice work
YES!
I love how this turned out and that you modified the original plan. I don't see the plan in the description, though, or on their site, so maybe they don't have it anymore? I'll be now that you've done projects for years, you'd probably do more pocket-hole construction throughout. I think I would. With your great directions, I'm thinking of creating this for my deck! Thanks Megan from the past!
YES!!!! I ALWAYS stain all my pieces before I put them together, and this is the first time I've ever watched a video suggesting it.... SO much easier...
Ive realized it makes a nice difference!
Just found your page, and love all your projects. Just bought a house, and will be doing this for the back patio. This turned out so beautiful.
Hi Megan, many thanks for posting this video. A friend asked if I could make her a bench to match a photo she'd found on the net. I found your video which was an almost identical design and built it today for her in 12 hours. The bench I made was a bit shorter than yours. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
Great work! So far this is the best. I'm getting ready to have some build for my pergola and it's huge. The only different thing that I would do, is build them slanted at least one couch. I've been told that if I have the back and seat slanted it's lots more comfortable. We will see how it turns out. Thanks for your video.
Thank you for the instruction video while you show your work. I am building my first ever outdoor furniture...well first build of anything of that size. I truly appreciate seeing the steps actual being done not just small diagrams on a screen or paper. It has given me better idea wtf I need to do. Puts a 3d plan in my head instead of a 2d paper concept. High 5 and wish me luck 🤪
This was my intention, so it pleases me that it is well received. Thank you!
Iv started this project today! It's almost finished just need to screw the back rest and stain it! Thank you! Ck from the uk!
Awesome!! I’m so glad to hear about it!
This is a great build and your modifications from the Ryobi nation were great.
You did very well with your outdoor couch. Very similar to what I would like in the backyard - thank you for making it look easy.
You are so welcome!
Looks great! If I could offer one small suggestion to anyone who wants to build this though..use exterior wood glue (ie titebond III) and the exterior screws. The joints will never weaken.
Great tip!
@@MeganBell Hey sweetheart. Thanks for the awesome looking sofa. I tried to download your plans for the sofa, but their seems to be an issue with the link. Thanks in advance!!
Thank you so much for making this so easy to understand! I'm new to wood working and am very excited to start this project.
Looks great! What support other than the screws into the arms does the seat have, if 3 people sit on it are they just held up be 4 screws?
I just saw this video now but I'm glad I haven't purchased anything cause this is exactly what I've been looking for !!
Well done summer is ending here in Canada but my sunrom is open all year long! thank you for sharing
I'm just starting out wood working and I love seeing ppl create something out of a simple piece of wood. I've been picking up my tools a little at a time and one of the things I dont have is one of the things you said you didnt have, and that was the jig. I need to get one of those and then learn how to use it. I may try and build me a couch, however, I think I'll make a smaller version because I don't have the space. Thank you for making this video, it was very helpful!
I realized later that I used the kreg jig incorrectly in this video. It still got the job done, but there’s a better way to use it for sure!
I love learning about wood working and sharing it with kind people like you who give such positive feedback.
Very nice. One tip- when making things with dimensional lumber I like to cut the radius off the edges with a table saw. (If you have access to one) this helps makes them look less like 2 x 4’s.
Thank you! I do and that’s a great tip!
Hi what did the whole thing cost to make
This came out Amazing, the carpet and the colour stain the colour of cushions everything blended so well. 👌🏻
OMG!! I have been wanting to do this for so long !! A tree just fell on our lower deck and crushed the couch which I felt was always small. And I said to myself, I would love to have a couch that is the whole leanth of the deck . But to buy one like you said, would cost an arm and a leg. My wife is currently looking for a replacement to match the rest of the set. Way more than yours. The only problem is we have opposite taste in almost everything. Not sure how it lasted 20 years!!😂😂. Anyway, wish me luck!!!
Did this and turned out great. The next day though I noticed it was squeaking a lot when sitting on it. Any tips on how I can fix that? Thanks
Removing some screws and gluing the joints before you screw it back together may solve that
Thank you. I’m going to make it. The patio furniture cost in the store is ridiculous!
Very nicely done. I've built many things with 2x4. Just a tip, use a counter sink with long drill bits on your cordless, to pre drill and set the screws, so much easier, doesn't wear out your cordless, also using quick set bits to change fast between screw tips and countersink. From experience, trying to drive a 2 1/4 screw into 2 2x4s is pretty tough.
I’m doing this! This is just what I need. Wish me luck 🥴
Looks Really good Megan Bell...! I am going to make one...! Thanks Al
This looks really good, just for next time using the pocket hole jig, always make your pocket holes on the face of the board into the end grain. Much stronger joint that way and much less chance of tear out. This is about a year old so you probably figured that out by now though. Very nice job!
Love the contemporary rustic look exactly what I was looking for! You did a great job.
Love this!!!! do you think I could put a extra piece in arms to keep pillows from falling out onto ground?
Absolutely!!
This is awesome. :) Could you please update the link to the plans. It doesn't seem to work.
Works on my end.
But I reentered it just in case
Love the additional length of this couch. Totally doing this! Thanks!
Thank you for this video. I’m searching for furniture making videos that use regular power tools a home owner would likely have (as opposed to expensive professional tools).
Thank-you so much because I needed to know how to modify the length for a longer outdoor sofa. Great video 👍👍
I really like your project. I like the simple inexpensive nature of it as well as your custom modifications. I have a couple of critique though. I looked through some of the other comments to see if anyone else saw what I think I saw but no one seemed to have an issue. At 5:58 you "screw onto the inside of the frame UNDER the arm support. Unless I'm mistaken, which is quite a possibility so correct me if I'm wrong, that would put the load weight on the screws instead of on the actual arms. Did I get that wrong? If that is correct, the weight of all of the supports as well as the weight of anyone sitting on this extra-long couch would rest solely on the screws joining it in place. Am I wrong? Also, I would have liked to see an extra foot in the middle of the couch to redistribute the weight load on the overall structure. What do you think? I'm open for criticism. I ask this only because I am strongly considering what you have done here. I am planning to do a similar project for this summer and may borrow from your great ideas here. Thanks for the inspiration.
Honestly, I made this outdoor couch 2 years ago. I don’t remember the specifics at this point. My advice is to do what you think is right and what works for you. Our couch is great after two years and we are spending our third spring on it right now without the added support many people have suggested. I say it doesn’t hurt to reinforce if you think it’s necessary.
@@MeganBell Great! So, you have not experienced any sagging or cracking. The 2x4's must be enough then to support the weight. Thank you. I will give it a try. I appreciate your project.
Great tip on staining before assembly. Thanks.
Your directions are much better. Thanks!
Really a simple and good sofa my lady,
Vikram thank you!
This video is the holy grail for me right now. I can’t wait to try it!!!!! THANK YOU 🙏🏾
Would you consider adding an extra central leg to add extra support? Never made anything before but considering this as a first project 💪🏻
Possibly! It hasn't been an issue for us, but if you're unsure it won't hurt to add it.
I’m about to start on this project I got all the wood sitting on my garage. Wish me luck lol
Woo! Good luck Lin! We love ours.
How did it go?
Awesome! I'm gonna ask my husband to try and do this 😉
Step 1: GET a set of sawhorses to put your boards on. Step 2: Build a chop saw table or go buy a B & D Workmate. Ha ha ha! I just can't bend down like you to work I guess. 😁😁😁 All joking aside, I really like it. Looks nice enough to use inside as well. Just thinking about your sanding. Personally, I think that I would have hit it sanding grits of 80 to 150 to 220. But again, that's just me. Really like the finish color. Ya done well!
Thank you! Definitely need some sawhorses! Among other things lol
@@MeganBell ha ha ha ha ha! Go get the screw-on kind that you slip 2 X 4s into. They're inexpensive (not cheap), collapsible, versatile, and will last you for decades. I'm using some of my dad's and they have to be at least 60 years old and they were used to build a 4-H Camp with! 😁😁😁
This turned out great, I wish you would include your specific cuts in the description
Next time I will, thank you for the suggestion
pretty good work / im looking for a way to implement this inside since i hate buying furniture ,
Aha This gives me a great idea. Thank you so very much. I love it. Just absolutely love it.
It looks so nice. One question - is it a comfortable couch?
We spend quite a bit of time on it. It’s an outdoor couch so not nearly as comfortable as our indoor couch, but comfortable enough
I love it!!! Really looks like something I would love to try. Thanks
So glad! Please do!
What a great project! I know this would be a favorite spot on the patio. You are inspiring me!
majemeryn thank you so much! I love that I have inspired you! I highly recommend this project, I have used my balcony non stop since we built this. I’ve even taken a few naps!
It’s going down, I’m trying it. Thanks for the video.
Beautiful and classy piece!!
I am surely going to build this for my patio..
Where did you buy your little table in front of the sofa!
Super duper! I can't wait to try this DIY project.
OMG!!! That looks so good Megan!! I'd love a a love seat version for my back patio! I would get the fabric and sew all my own cushions though. But only because I'm on a sewing kick right now.
Pattymac Knits thank you patty! I wonder what you would use to fill the cushions if they’re for outdoor use? Is there a special foam?
One thing I can do is sew would love to learn lol.
How did you decide to use pocket screw vs external screws for different areas of the couch?
I used pocket screws at the end because I added that back brace as an afterthought for extra support. I wasn't too familiar with pocket holes at the time that I made this and if I were, Id have used all pocket screws or done a better job at hiding the external screws.
Great project, I have a question about how the arms attach to the seating section. If I understand correctly, the entire weight of the seat as well as the people sitting on it is supported by the 6-8 screws holding it together? is there another way you could add more support?
I get so many questions about this being a sturdy and stable couch. Let me just say that we pile people on this thing constantly and it has sat outside on our balcony for two years and it is just as sturdy and solid as ever. 2x4s are pretty girthy.
@@MeganBell Amazing, thank you!
OMG this is dope! I may try this and make 2. Will def save some major cash! Thx
Obrigada Megan.
Hi this is chandan singh
I want to know about pine wood...
How successful is pine wood for sofa, bed, box , chair and table?
And which type of furniture will you recommend for pine wood.
Request to you plz suggest.
Thanks
Next time you use your Kreg Jig, you don’t need to have the board in its final place to drill the pocket hole. Also remove the jig to install the screw. For your first time it looks really good! I made a “U” shaped sectional using similar design. If I could post pics I would. Keep it up! 😁
Really helpful that you mentioned the measures...
How has this held up? I would be worried that the weight of people on the couch would pull the screws out of the arms.
The weight is not held up by the arms. And we’ve had this couch for going on three years now and it’s in great shape.
Needs a high back. Out of all the outside furniture I have seen being built they always have the short backs to them. They never make them to where you can lean back up against it at least make it level with the top of the head and maybe no further. other than that what a great bill I love it.😀😀😀😀
Very nice, I built this sofa but it came out at 27" deep. 24" plus the 2 lengths at 3".
Hi can i ask how strong this is? Is it worth sitting the seat part on top of another piece of wood up right next to the legs for solid support? Thanks i planning a bit this summer
It’s plenty strong and sturdy in my opinion, but if you’re unsure, it wouldn’t hurt.
@@MeganBell thanks. Cant wait too build thanks for the vid
did you just use regular 2x4? how is it holding? can you use for open outdoor deck or patio? some people preferred cedar wood so just asking...
Held up great for years! We had it on an open balcony and it got rained on occasion and it was fine.
this turned out beautifully, I'm excited to try! now that's it's been a few years do you still like the cushions? the Ikea reviews are very hit or miss.
Yes I do! For the price, they're great. Especially if you bring them in during inclement weather. We've had them for 3 years now and I'm considering new ones next spring just because these have a few areas of mold now because I did not bring them in as often as I should have.
Megan Bell thank you for your feedback!
Can I use the same frame for indoor sofa and upholster it
Turned out awesome!
Thank you!!
Beautiful project cushions are really nice but I find the cushions get pricey...Ikea's cushion cost $10 which you also have to buy the $25 interior padding bc it's sold separately..adding up per cushions it's kinda high ...any alternatives?
The ones I purchased from ikea did not sell the inserts separately. They were 10 a piece for the back cushions and 15 a piece for the bottom. Very affordable.
Sooo good! Love it! I want to make this! Inspired!
Please do!
The couch is awesome! I would love a lazy afternoon nap on that!
Deb Parks and I’ve already had a few!! Lol!
Thank you for the very informative details of this project. I am now inspired to go out and do the same.
Hi Bell! Well thought out. I like your idea.
Wow, beautiful. Where do you get 10ft 2x4’s for 2.44?
This was before the increase in lumber prices. And to answer your question, Home Depot.
Making this tomorrow! Love your video and easy to follow instructions!!! ❤️
Kesinlikle çok iyi oldu.bende balkonuma yapmayı planlıyordum umarım yapabilirim.😊
Hi! Question to Megan or anybody who has made this bench: what kind of wood did you use? I see Megan´s bench is in a covered porche but I want mine for an open patio so it needs to be able to weather rains and all... and I am afraid of the wood not being able to stand it... Suggestions? Thanks in advance!
Great video. Finding a long outdoor couch has proven impossible without spending a ton. Given the couch is so long, I’m curious if a middle support wasn’t needed. Two people sitting in the middle seems like it could be a problem. Have you had any issues with it?
Came out fantastic.
We just made our from your video and we are so excited!!!
That is SO awesome! Enjoy 💛
I've just made one of your sofas it came out great thank you
That’s awesome, Albert! Glad it worked out
Love it! I’m going to use the same stain 😊
That looks fantastic - good job. I can't belive how little you pay for your timber - wish it was like that in the UK.
Had no idea there was a difference from country to country but I suppose everything is priced differently!
Hi George I'm from the uk and iv done it.....order from fast builders the delivery is free on orders over £40 it cost me around £80 but I made another one at 6ft long I found there wood so much better quality than b&q and wicks!
I wish I could post a picture for you 🤷♀️
That's good to know, but who are fast builders? Just googled them and can't find a company selling wood.
That’s the downside of living on an island compared to a huge country with lots of forests!
I would be happy with this with no cushions. Well done.
What’s the weight that the couch can hold? How many people does it sit?
Hi, thanks so much for this video. At 6:50 you use a kreg device. Which one is this (do you have a link? I never used this. What makes it difficult and are there other possibilities to attach the back support wood? Why didn't you use this technique with the other joins? All the best! Dirk
Dirk I had never used a kreg jig before but I was forced to use this because I needed to attach the back support after I had already attached the main 2x4. If you attach the support posts, first, you can avoid using the kreg. Best of luck!
Hi Megan, may I know what kind of wood are you using? Thanks!
Looks great! Gotta love porch sittin
Lovely job explained very well
Thank you!
Looks great. Perfect for the upcoming spring/summer in the Northeast. You might need a bigger coffee & end table with the couch though. I guess you’ll have to build matching coffee & end tables. Keep up the good work.
Wow great job and it looks great too. !
I have seen the Anna white project as well, but love yours! Thank you for the tip on staining the wood first!
all looks good... should've added two support legs in the middle...
Livereater00 maybe by the looks but it doesn’t need any added support. We had 5 people on it last night. Solid as a rock. Support in the middle would be totally unnecessary in my opinion.
Definitely...us to long and is going to need it
Have watched many videos this one is easier and looks simple.
Excelente video gracias... por favor sus
Medidas del sofa para realizar en casa ..
Que sigan los exitos
Did you use pressure treated lumber? Approximately how much did you spend on the project. I love to watch Ana and I really enjoyed watching this vlog so I will be following along and hopefully learning along the way. Thanks!
Tawana Jeffries I always try to buy pretreated lumber because then all I have to do is sand the edges, stain and seal! As far as following along and learning as you go, that’s the way to do it! 🙌🏻
I'm making one right now for my porch!!! I loved it ❤️ I wish I could send you a picture of my outcome OMG, I had to make this it's the perfect size.
The dog really likes it. :)
Oh wow thanks for sharing ❤ I’m going to try this
Awesome build! The link for the plans is not working. Can you provide the plans you used for your length build?
www.ryobitools.com/nation/projects/2651
She mentioned Ryobi Nation, so I googled it and found the couch and the How to video and the blueprints. ! Im making one too