Benches, Indoor

Cutouts of hearts and wheat adorn this pine bench. You could choose to exclude that or use your own pattern instead. Its length is 36 inches. The slender shape is perfect for an entranceway or hallway. The seat may be stored underneath thanks to its hinged design. This woodworking plan includes instructions, exploded view diagrams, and full-size images.

A large storage space for umbrellas and gloves is visible when the hinged seat is opened. The plan illustrates a straightforward procedure for covering the panels on the seat and back. Additionally, it offers plans for adding arm rests to the bench if needed. This woodworking design includes instructions, exploded view diagrams, and full-size drawings for the projects.

This creation stands out especially because of the flying angels and peace dove. A storage section will be easily accessible thanks to the movable top. The compact size with a 9-inch depth fits most entryways. The figures, which were cut from maple that is 1/4 inch thick, look lovely in oak. This woodworking design includes instructions, exploded view diagrams, and full-size drawings for the projects.

Do your entryway's shoes and boots appear to be gathering there? You may sit on this bench while putting on or taking off your shoes, and it has a tonne of storage space as well. A sizable storage space that is suitable for shoes, umbrellas, mittens, and hats is revealed when the front panel tilts open. This woodworking design includes instructions, exploded view diagrams, and full-size drawings for the projects.

A solid bench for the end of the bed or in the entryway for a seat while removing or putting on boots or shoes. There is a lot of storage in the large drawer. This woodworking plan includes instructions, exploded view diagrams, and full-size drawings to help you build the project. The dimensions of this bench chest are 26 inches high, 29-1/2 inches broad, and 12 inches deep.

A practical bench for your entryway or mud room. Unique design better accommodates boots and shoes. Made primarily from 3/4 inch thick lumber. Pictured in pine. All patterns are drawn to full size. Measures 39 inches high x 39-3/4 inches wide x 20 inches deep.

A sturdy bench for the hall or garden. Make it from 1-1/2 inch thick lumber. All patterns for this woodworking project are drawn full scale. Measures 47 inches wide with an 18 inch seat height.

The hinged seat of the hall bench lifts for access to a larger lower compartment to hold blankets, umbrellas and mittens. When made the bench measures about 34 inches high, 38-1/2 inches long and 19 inches deep.

Liven up an entry or hallway with the classic, dual purpose bench. Take a seat when taking off your boots, then use it as a handy storage for mittens, scarves, and other outerwear. You can stain it to...

Make through-mortises the simple wayâby using a tablesaw coupled with edge-glued parts. Later, you will assemble the bench using eye-catching joints that feature keys and wedges in contrasting woods. ...

Looking for a place to perch while you remove street shoes and ease into slippers? Here is a down-home bench that is as good-looking as it is practical. Our design combines straightforward stub-tenon-...

Keep coats, hats, shoes, and other items organized and handy with these easy-to-build projects. You can make these matching pieces using inexpensive wood available at you local home center. Depending ...

This handy boot bench can be made in just a day. It is constructed in a typical DIY fashion, that is, it avoids complicated joints which might be too tricky for the less seasoned woodworker. If you can comfortably rip wood (cut down lengthwise) with a circular power saw, then you should be able to undertake this project. This particular bench was constructed outside on a picnic table under a tarpaulin on a rainy day, so it goes to show you do not necessarily need an elaborate work shed.

In just a weekend and using five power tools, build this screw-and-glue-joined chest to hold rain gear, blankets, and other items. Use it in the entry as a bench or in any room in the house.

Build this sturdy Shaker Bench with shoe storage in only a weekend. This project is part of our Basic Built series. In this plan you will also learn how to plug and hide screw holes. If you plan to stain and seal the finished project, use 3/4 inch thick red oak and 3/4 inch thick oak veneer plywood. If you prefer to paint it , you can use less expensive materials, like poplar and birch veneer plywood.

Though it features elegant curves and a broad, solid seat, you will be surprised at how simple it is to build. The plan includes the article: How to Work with Natural Edge Slabs.

Keep this combination coat rack and bench near your entry door, then say goodbye to soggy shoes on the carpet and jackets tossed over the backs of chairs. The lower cabinet provides a handy seat to tie or take off shoes. Store baskets of seasonal gloves, hats, and scarves in the bottom cubbies. Add a coat hook for each family member. As a bonus, we have added a step-by-step procession how to make your own cove molding using just your tablesaw and 3/4 inch x 5 inch stock.