Featuring two wide, comfortable seats separated by a table, this classic twin-seater project is perfect for drinks, snacks or playing games. In fact, there's no better way for do-it-yourselfers to share a warm evening on the porch or patio. Simple and inexpensive to build, the twin-seater calls for mostly straight cuts of standard lumber (fir as pictured, but oak, redwood or cedar also work well). All of the curved cuts are traced from full-size patterns, and the project requires only basic tools. Although you'll be enjoying the twin-seater for many summers, construction takes only a couple of weekends. First, trace everything onto wood, cut out and sand. Next, assemble using glue, screws and nails. Finally, add your finish of choice. For extra comfort, the project will accept most standard outdoor furniture cushions. The twin-seater measures about 60 inches long by 25 inches deep by 35 inches tall. Includes step-by-step instructions with photos, full-size traceable patterns, construction diagrams, a complete shopping list and cutting schedule
Two wide, comfortable seats separated by a tableSimple and inexpensive to buildCurved cuts are traced from full-size patternsRequires basic toolsThe twin-seater measures about 60 inches long by 25 inches deep by 35 inches tall