Privacy Planter with Solar Lights
Such a FUN project! Plans were easy to follow.
Built from Plan(s)
Seasonal And Holiday
Community Brag Posts
Fence Picket Raised Planter
Cedar Fence Picket Raised Planter with Shelf - Excellent project! Used Cedar 2X4’s and Flood Clear finish. It is just beautiful and the petunias are filling out perfectly!- @jenmelnick
Built from Plan(s)
Nesting Outdoor Chair
Decided to build this nesting chair for setting around the camp fire. I modified several plans to get the fit I needed. The legs are built from 3/4 select pine and the slats are from cedar fence pickets. Finally got to use my new planer for this project. - Roger Clark, Minnesota
Built from Plan(s)
Comments
Sat, 06/21/2025 - 09:42
Please share
Please share your plans with this chair, I’ve made several of these and for the life of me I hate them
The curve is wrong. It hurts my back and I’m always tipping over.
Please, please please share your plans
[email protected]
Narrow Shoe Cabinet
I just got this shoe dresser finished up with a little Ana White inspiration. - Sherry McGuire on Facebook Community
Built from Plan(s)
Seasonal And Holiday
Two Person Outdoor Picnic Table
2 person picnic table by Greg Lee
Built from Plan(s)
Comments
Wed, 06/18/2025 - 15:11
I found out about Katsubet…
I found out about Katsubet Casino quite by accident - I was listening to a cybersports podcast, and in the middle of the episode there was an advertisement about platforms popular in Australia. I went in without any special expectations, chose a slot with retro graphics, and suddenly I got freespins with wilds, then multiplier x20. All this - literally in 10-15 minutes. Not a record, but it made the mood. Withdrew part of the winnings to my bank account - the money came the next morning. No “checks for a week” - as it happens with others.
Wed, 06/18/2025 - 15:24
After laughing through a…
After laughing through a comedy special, I was in the mood for more fun. Thought I’d try an online casino for some goofy entertainment. Black Bear Casino from Canada has a playful bear vibe and a massive game selection. The site’s mobile-friendly and has strong encryption. For real, it’s a hilarious way to keep the good vibes going with slots.
Seasonal And Holiday
Woven Back Bench
My very first build, the second one I made for my mom. - Tammy McMahon
Built from Plan(s)
Easy Build Wood Shed
I needed a fire wood storage plan that would be easy to follow and solid. I thought of Anna’s plans first and they did not disappoint. I went with cedar tone treated wood. - Darrin Garris https://www.facebook.com/Family-Tree-Woodworks-LLC-106813108467556/
Built from Plan(s)
Taco Bar Serving Station
My brother and I threw a party for my mom's 70th. We had the idea to do a taco bar. We needed to feed 40-50 people and I wanted a nice presentation so I built this. It kept everything fresh for hours with the ice packs under the trays. This set up would work great for any gathering with food!
Built from Plan(s)
Bird Feeder Post
My dream birdhouse condo made with the DIY Birdhouse from One Cedar Fence Picket Plans!
So happy with how these turned out!
Thanks Ana!
Built from Plan(s)
Comments
Sat, 06/21/2025 - 13:05
I’m not usually into…
I’m not usually into gambling but my cousin dragged me along when we were in Montreal. He wanted to check out Casino de Montreal and I tagged along. Ended up actually liking the vibe—fancy but not too much. They got beginner tables and promos for new visitors. It felt very local and not tourist-trappy. For a casual player like me, it was a chill first casino experience.
Outhouse with Skylight
Our favorite throne in town.
My daughter and I built the outhouse in the snow a few years ago. Once the TwoGa was named after the Stuga, the outhouse quickly became “The PooGa” (aka “The Ash-Hole “🤣). We use ash in the winter and sawdust in the summer, to keep away the stink, which works like a charm.
This is an adaptation to an Ana White outhouse design.
Pin For Later!
Built from Plan(s)
Comments
Fri, 08/04/2023 - 11:06
Best Outhouse Around
Love what you did here, the natural light and bright cheery interior, well done!
Favorite Outdoor Piece!
I built two of these a few years ago. They work both as an outdoor sofa and as a lounger. The versatility is great to make our small deck work in multiple ways. The cushions are camp pads ($20 each!) that I covered in outdoor fabric. Everything has held up very well. I did add a coat of solid color exterior stain in "wrought iron" by Benjamin Moore. Coordinating the color of all my outdoor furniture and adding more throw pillows has made my outdoor space feel like a fancy resort!
Built from Plan(s)
Comments
Seasonal And Holiday
Custom Outdoor Sectional Seating with Table Built-in
It is a merge of different ideas based on your plans. Thank you. Greetings from The Netherlands.
Irina Jacoub
Built from Plan(s)
Comments
Reclined Back Outdoor Sofa and Chair DIY
OK, I think this build may be my biggest project yet! It is definitely the heaviest. With the strong winds we can get here in Florida we needed substantial outdoor furniture.
I did make some modifications along the way measurement-wise so the sofa would fit my front porch better. All in all, this took 2 full days. I built the sofa first, stained it the next day and then decided (due to trying to get stain in all the nooks and crannies) to stain the chair pieces first before putting it together.
I am so happy with the results and so far, almost a year later, this furniture looks great and hasn't moved an inch in any of the thunderstorms we've had! Thank you Ana!!
Comments
Pergola Swing
I saw this project on YouTube under Arbor Pergola Swing. It did not mention any specific detailed plans or cut list but it was enough to get me started. I began with (2) 10' 6" x 6" post. buried each 24" and cemented. I cut the post tops at 83" from ground line. The rafter consist of (2) 10' 2"x 6". I used the leftovers of the 6" x 6" post tops in the middle of my rafters to hang the swing from with 1/2 " eye bolt. Then I used (9) 2" x 2 " x 8' and cut each at 36" to finish off the top and (2) 2x6x8 for the 4 rafter supports. I drew out the designs of the rafters and top ends free hand and at made a template for the cuts with s jigsaw.
The entire cost including hardware minus the swing was $170. My wife had purchased the swing last Fall at a clearance for $40 brand new.
Built from Plan(s)
Estimated Cost
$170.00
Estimated Time Investment
Weekend Project (10-20 Hours)
Finish Used
Valspar Duramax Special Walnut
Recommended Skill Level
Intermediate
Gazebo Enclosure
We’ve owned this open gazebo for a few years and thought how nice it would be if it were enclosed, so i framed in the base using deck boards and wood siding, built a screen door and framed it. Added outdoor shades and furniture, and a TV of course. The blinds hold in the heat of the gas fire pit on chilly evenings. We live in MN and now we can enjoy our screen gazebo 3 seasons. Fred Vollbrecht
2x4 Outdoor Sectional Sofa
Great Plan! Loved how easy it was to build and how little the cost was.
Built from Plan(s)
Estimated Cost
$200
Estimated Time Investment
Afternoon Project (3-6 Hours)
Finish Used
Outdoor deck stain by Valspar in Canyon Brown
Recommended Skill Level
Beginner
Comments
Tue, 07/28/2020 - 09:52
Joints - Deck Screws or Pocket Holes.
Did you use decking screws or pocket holes for the visible portion of the couch?
Sun, 08/01/2021 - 18:40
Joining method?
Looks amazing! What method did you use (pocket holes, dowels, deck screws, etc) to join the visible portions like the arms?
2x4 DIY Pantry
Anything is possible when you put your mind to it. This is my 4th DIY furniture project. First time working on cabinet/doors. Installing them straight was the biggest challenge. The side of the pantry is actually four 2x4's. I measured the frame so tightly that I had to use a hammer to bang in the fourth 2x4 on each wall, also adding a distressed look in the process. The pantry is very large, 48in wide and about 17 inches deep. Our kitchen lacks storage space and we could use a little more space for food and also pots, pans etc. The staircase to our basement is off our kitchen, so I placed the pantry right at the bottom of the staircase for easy access. I am thrilled with how this came out considering the time and effort it took. Very gratifying. Build on!
Built from Plan(s)
Estimated Cost
$180-$200
Estimated Time Investment
Week Long Project (20 Hours or More)
Finish Used
Miniwax English Chestnut
Miniwax Semi Gloss Poly
Miniwax Semi Gloss Poly
Recommended Skill Level
Intermediate
Comments
Thu, 03/05/2015 - 06:24
I really love how the
I really love how the finished turned out. I need to build something like this too! My current pantry just isn't big enough for bulk shopping :)
Thu, 04/16/2020 - 10:55
Building this from your…
Building this from your pictures as we speak! What type/thickness of wood did you use for the back panel and door panels??
Sat, 07/23/2016 - 18:21
That looks awesome!
I am thinking about building one but I am not sure if my skill level is up to this yet. I am going to attempt to build the Kentwood Bookshelf and see how that goes. I am remodeling my office and want real wood shelves instead of that pressed wood junk. Great job on your build. I love this website!
Sat, 01/13/2018 - 18:09
Hey Michael
Hey Michael I really love the pantry and would love to make this exact one but there is not enough info on the sizes and what all you used for all the wood. If you have time I would greatly appreciate it if you could give us some more info thank you
Thu, 01/09/2020 - 06:19
Is the top of this a single…
Is the top of this a single piece of plywood. Pictures are a bit vague. Trying my hand with this
Wed, 04/28/2021 - 16:38
Love it! I am in need of one…
Love it! I am in need of one too. Can we get the plans for this pantry?
Poolside Towel Cabinet from Benchmark Cabinet Plan
My father and I made this awesome poolside towel cabinet using the Benchmark Cabinet plans. A super easy 1 day build and it looks amazing on the patio. Bring on the pool weather!
Built from Plan(s)
Estimated Cost
$60
Estimated Time Investment
Day Project (6-9 Hours)
Finish Used
Chalk paint/Poly topcoat
Recommended Skill Level
Beginner
Modern Dorm Mini Refrigerator Microwave Cabinet
I changed plan to make deeper. I also modified the bottom trim and top. I put a ball bearing soft door drawer guide on modern door so it can slide back and forth. I feel we need more modern plans on here but with a bit of creativity and using plans you can make anything. I have never built anything before. I love General Finishes Milk Paint in Snow White and I brushed rolled it on (sanded between 3 coats). It’s basically self leveling and leaves a nice matte finish. Used door glide in picture bought from homedepot in the 24 inch and that’s how wide door was and it was 36” tall. Door glide I only used one on top of the door not on bottom as well. Door piece of fiberboard with just strips glued on and quarters spacing them correct.
Built from Plan(s)
Estimated Cost
$200
Estimated Time Investment
Weekend Project (10-20 Hours)
Finish Used
Dorm mini refrigerator microwave cabinet
Recommended Skill Level
Starter Project
Comments
Pool Noodle Holder from DIY Planter Box
I modified the plans for the planter box to make a holder for Pool Noodles. I made it 40" tall and used 4-4" fence pickets and 1-5.5" fence pickets. I used a 4" spacer and the openings worked out perfect. I stained inside and out since it would show with 2 coats of the solid stain. It is perfect! Thank you so much for the inspiration and plans!
Built from Plan(s)
Comments
Mon, 06/06/2022 - 14:04
Fantastic idea!
This is so smart and looks great too, thank you for sharing!