DIY Double Chair Bench With Table

Free double chair bench with table plans, diy outdoor project.

DIY double chair Bench with table. Bench plans include a PDF download (link on bottom of post), cutting list, shopping list, measurements, drawings, and video assembly.

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DIY Double Chair Bench With Table | Build Video

Overview

DIY double chair bench with table, front view.
DIY double chair bench with table, side view.

DIY Double Chair Bench With Table | Material List


Shopping List

Qty.Disc.Size
52×48 ft.
12×68 ft.
51×48 ft.
21×68 ft.
deck screws2 in.
deck screws2-1/2 in.
exterior wood glue

Cutting List

DIY double chair bench with table, material list, exploded view.
Part#Qty.Disc.Size
A22×423 in.
B12×661 in.
C22×423-1/4 in.
D22×424-3/4in. (15-degree angle cut on both end in same direction)
E12×458 in.
F42×420-3/8 in. (15-degree angle cut on one end)
G42×423 in. (15-degree angle cut on one end)
H22×413-1/2 in.
I22×417 in.
J101×420-1/2 in.
K101×419 in.
L51×625 in.

DIY bench front legs and rail brace assembly. Step 1
  • (A) – 2 – 2×4 – 23in.
  • (B) – 1 – 2×6 – 61in.

Cut two 2×4’s to 23 inches for the front legs (A). Notch the front legs 5-1/2inches by 1-1/2 inches deep as shown on drawing above.

Cut a 2×6 to 61 inches for the front rail (B).

Assemble as shown on drawing above. Use exterior wood glue, pre-drill holes, and screw 2-1/2 inch deck screws through the front rail (B) and into the front legs (A).


Bench arm support and back legs cutting details.
  • (C) – 2 – 2×4 – 23-1/4in.
  • (D) – 2 – 2×4 – 24-3/4in. (15-degree angle cut on both end in same direction)

Cut two 2×4’s to 23-1/4 inches for the arm supports (C).

Cut two 2×4’s to 24-3/4″, with 15-degree angle cuts on both end in the same direction, for the back legs (D).

DIY bench arm rest and back legs assembly. Step 2

Assemble as shown on drawing above. Use exterior wood glue, pre-drill holes and screw 2-1/2 inch deck screws through the back leg (D) and into the arm supports (C).


Bench seat support and back rail cutting details.
  • (E) – 1 – 2×4 – 58in.
  • (F) – 4 – 2×4 – 20-3/8in. (15-degree angle cut on one end)

Cut a 2×4 to 58 inches for the back rail (E).

Cut four 2×4’s to 20-3/8 inches, with a 15-degree angle cut on one end, for the seat supports (F).

DIY back rail and seat support assembly. Step 3

Assemble as shown on drawing above. Use exterior wood glue, pre-drill holes, and assemble with 2-1/2 inch deck screws.


Bench back support cutting details.
  • (G) – 4 – 2×4 – 23in. (15-degree angle cut on one end)

Cut four 2×4’s to 23 inches with a 15-degree angle cut on one end for the back supports (G).

DIY double chair bench with table, back support assembly. Step 4

Assemble as shown on drawing above, use exterior wood glue, pre-drill holes and screw 2-1/2 inch deck screws through the back supports (G), into the seat supports (F) and arm supports (C).


DIY double chair bench with table, table frame support assembly. Step 5
  • (H) – 2 – 2×4 – 13-1/2in.
  • (I) – 2 – 2×4 – 17in.

Cut two 2×4’s to 13-1/2 inches for the table post (H).

Cut two 2×4’s to 17 inches for the table support (I).

Assemble as shown on drawing above. Use exterior wood glue, pre-drill holes, and 2-1/2 inch deck screws.


DIY double chair bench with table, table slats and chair slats details. Step 6
  • (J) – 10 – 1×4 – 20-1/2in.
  • (K) – 10 – 1×4 – 19in.
  • (L) – 5 – 1×6 – 25in.

Cut ten 1×4’s to 20-1/2 inches for the seat slats (J).

Cut ten 1×4’s to 19 inches for the back slats (K).

Assemble as shown on drawing above.

Gap the seat slats (J) and back slats (K) 1/4 inch between slats. The front seat slat will have a 1/2 inch overhang in the front. Pre-drill holes and attach slats using 2 inch deck screws.

Cut five 1×6’s to 25 inches for the armrest and table slats (L). The armrest and table top will have a 1 inch overhang in front. Gap table top 1/4 inch between slats. Pre-drill holes and attach to bench frame using 2 inch deck screws.


DIY double chair bench with table, stain and paint sealer. Step 7

Sand, stain, and seal to protect bench from the weather.


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11 comments

  1. Carl “Bud” Horstmeyer

    Love the plans, but now downloading seems impossible! You used to be able to just click. For some reason the links send me back to the beginning of the plan.

  2. There is no link at the bottom of the blog.

  3. Gracias por el envío de este proyecto. Deseo realizar esta misma banca pero en versión única. Es decir que contenga un solo lugar para sentarse y no dos como este proyecto. Existe ese modelo? Gracias.

  4. I cannot figure out how to print the plans! The directions say that there will be a link at the bottom of the page, but I cannot find the right one.

  5. Where is the link to download and print the plans for the double bench ??? It is impossible to find.

  6. Francis Richard Judd

    Cant sign in to download plans
    Please advise

  7. Jason Whitaker

    Thank you love the plans

  8. Caint find the plans

  9. I have the plans. There were all right there on the website. I made this double bench. Mine doesn’t look anything like the pictures! The seat slats do not line up perfectly with the back slats. There’s no way that’s it’s even possible considering the 2×4 supports don’t line up. The measurements for the seat supports don’t make sense because the middle table doesn’t fit. I had to modify the dimensions of the table top make it fit.
    It’s a nice bench but these plans are less than desirable.

    • How didn’t yours line up? I’ve cut and stripped all the wood almost before I stain then seal it. Ive went over the instructions and I dont see the flaws. Will be bummed though since I’m a begginer and this is my first project lol.

  10. I have the downloaded plans and I look at them many times before I make my first cut. There are many dimensions missing from the plans. This makes it challenging for a beginner but not impossible for a seasoned wood builder. I will build it to the specs given and will make corrections if needed and take notes. Remember measure twice, cut once.

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