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2×6 outdoor bench plans, plans include a free PDF download (link at bottom of blog post), material list, measurements, drawings, and step-by-step instructions.
2×6 Outdoor Bench Plans – Overview
2×6 Outdoor Bench Plans – Material List
Cutting List
Cutting List
- A – 2 – 2×6 – 22 11/16″ (15-degree angle cut on one end and 45-degree angle cut on the opposite end in opposite direction)
- B – 2 – 2×6 – 21 1/16″ (45-degree angle cuts on both ends same direction)
- C – 2 – 2×6 – 28 13/16″ (45-degree angle cuts on both ends same direction)
- D – 1 – 2×6 – 43″
- E – 2 – 2×6 – 32″
- F – 3 – 2×6 – 48″
- G – 2 – 2×6 – 48″
Cut two 2×6’s to 22 11/16″ long (A). Cut a 15-degree angle cut on one end and a 45-degree angle cut on the opposite end in opposite directions.
Cut two 2×6’s to 21 1/16 long (B). Cut 45-degree angle cuts on both ends in the same direction.
Cut two 2×6’s to 28 13/16″ long (C). Cut 45-degree angle cuts on both ends in the same direction.
Cut one 2×6 to 43″ long (D).
Cut two 2×6’s to 32″ long (E).
Cut three 2×6’s to 48″ long (F).
Cut two 2×6’s to 48″ long (G).
2×6 Outdoor Bench – Assembly
Bench is assembled using exterior wood glue and 2 1/2″ deck screws. Pre-drill all holes and use clamps to hold parts together.
Assemble the bench leg assembly for the right and left side.
Install the leg support (D).
Install back rest support (E).
Install seat slats (F). The ends of the seat slats will have a small overhang.
Install seat slats (G).
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I’ve been a long time novice if wood working, now I have gotten serious about it. Started with a 6′ long picnic table for my brother in law in the spring and haven’t looked back. Thank you for these invaluable plans.
I would like a copy of the 2×6 bench plans
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Is it possible to get the Plans in mm or cm
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My first attempt at woodworking/
2×6 bench was easier to build than the 2×4 bench but both terrific projects. The 2×6 was great. There critical part was assembling ABC sides. The legs should be assembled on a flat surface lying down with the legs against a wall or perpendicular surface. In this way, when assembled the bench will be flush to the floor and be perfect. Speaking of perfect, treated lumber is not. It bends, bows and warps….but you have an opportunity to save your project in case your less important cuts were not accurate…where E touches C during assembly, you can fudge a little that no one will notice by cutting maybe an inch off the tip of C so E fits as in the diagram. The plans are flawless, me as a carpenter am not. The bench is theft proof so consider assembling the seat part and back where it will be used. Also use 12×8 x2 pavers to keep legs from ground contact. You have the option of a 2 or 3 board back rest.