Garden Plans

This step by step diy project is about sandbox picnic table plans. I have designed this picnic table with sandbox so you can surprise your kids with a great project that will keep them busy and happy for hours and hours.*1 PDF file with full plans! (plans from the blog revised and grouped in 1 PDF file with 1 Cut list, 1 Shopping list)*See full shed dimensions in the FEATURED IMAGES. Included in the plans:*Step by step diagrams*Step by step Instructions*Full Cut list*Full Shopping list*Full Tool List*Imperials dimensionsMeasurements are in imperial. The plans are for personal use only. MyOutdoorPlans or the its legal owners won't be liable for any loss, damage or injury arising from the use of information on this plan. It is your responsibility to make adjustments to the plans, to comply with your local building codes.Payment is managed by Gumroad and it is safe. Payment is secured by SSL with 128-bit encryption and processed with PCI Compliant service providers. Find out more here.Once payment is completed, you will receive an email from Gumroad (look in spam folder as well). Inside the email you have a VIEW CONTENT button. Press the button, then Download.

I am a grandmother and never made furniture before. This project took me a couple of days. I substituted 1 5/8" screws for the 1 1/4" as I felt they held better. Also found the braces should be installed prior to the tabletop. Otherwise, great instructions! Thanks for sharing them.

My first project following MyOutdoorPlans! Can't wait to fill it with sand and let my kids play!! And can't wait to build more stuff!! Total costs were around $60- not including the weed fabric or screws, as I already had those. And I used 2x4's and 2x8's, so I did have to make a small adjustment to the frame measurements.