DIY Mudroom Bench with Hidden Boot Storage
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Shoe Bench Plans - ana-white.com/2...
Here's a great option for a shoe bench in an alcove - build a bench at the front, and then make the back a hinged up storage space for taller boots or out of season items!
Planning on building this layout in our back closet. We had a folding accordian door, and let's just say that someone got tipsy and fell in closet, and wrecked the door lol. Then thought of ideas for a place to sit while getting shoes on, and a place for kids to finally put backpacks away when they get home.
Exactly what I was looking for. I will adjust the measurements to fit. Awesome job
I just found your website tonight via Pinterest, then lo and behold I find you here, too! This is a great looking project, one I think we will be using. Thank you.
+Chris Moore Great Chris, thanks for watching!
I Love this! Just mad I didn't see it before I made mine. Really like the hidden extra storage.
Glad you like it!
this is perfect for my closet mudroom conversion! i loe extra storage and not wasting space
Great! Thanks for the visit.
Great project! Thanks Ana, we will learn to build a bench like this from your video.
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful idea and executed perfectly! Hopefully when I buy a home we can install something of the like!
Thanks Kristin!
Very cool idea, gonna steal it! Had same problem with storage this will solve it.
+Logan Cody Thanks for watching Logan!
That back area is a nice idea. Too bad I don't have that much space in my mudroom. Well done.
Thanks!
Great use of the extra space. Thanks for sharing this idea.
+John Rz Thank you!
My wife loves your work and projects. I've made your x console TV Stand and the mudroom bench already. Now I'm working on another x console TV Stand for us.
Hi Luis, that is amazing!!! Glad that you are finding my project plans useful! Would love to see your work if you ever get a chance to share!
Great job and It's a nice touch that you have a set of plans available.
+What's up Wayne Thanks for watching Wayne!
Wish I was that talented! amazing job!!!
+Yelina Sierra Thank you!
My bothers alway told me "that if man made it so can you" I'm 68 and I'm always pitting around making something but not as well as Anna, but I get the job done. You can do it. Just try👍
Perfect idea. Will give this one a shot
Excellent Beth!
Great way to use that space. Thanks.
Thank you!
Brilliant!
Awesome bench Anna! Great idea for your space!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
What a great project. I've got a similar project in mind now. Thanks for the great ideas!
Thanks Keith!
"Inspector" shows up at 2:18! Reminds me of my house! Hahaha!!!
Glad you noticed! Sounds like you got a pretty happy house too!
I love it
Fantastic, very very good, you just work for fun or it is also your job?
Both!
@@AnaWhiteDIY Hello Ana, it is very good that you can work on wood with true passion, just like me. I'm from Portugal, I'm married, I have a daughter and I work for a boss, sometimes in woodwork and sometimes in remodeling, but in this part more as a helper. I have my workshop that one day I would like to show you ... I will say something in the joke but I would like it to be true, if you need a worker or collaborator, you can count on me, I wouldn't be forced to emigrate, now with a pandemic it's very bad ! I think that together we would make a great pair, thank you and I'm a fan of your work. another thing my real area and training is furniture restoration. Thank you
Uau! this is exactly what i need!
God damn this chick is a genius
very clever idea looks great
Thank you Bryan!
You are very welcome
Nice job. My only question is how do you open the hinged part without anything to grab on to? Did I miss something?
+Jared Escobedo Got it. Didn't see them in the video.
+Jared Escobedo yep, thanks so much for helping out.
Great idea and great video. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Thank you so much Jo Jo!
Whoa! What kind of Kreg tool are you using at 2:37?! It DOES look amazing!
Kreg Electric Foreman, it is awesome if you're building a lot!
Great Idea, looks great!
Nice, great idea for hidden storage
Hi Anna,
I’m planning to do this bench, my measured are a bit smaller than yours it’s 22 deep and 33 wide. Would you recommend to make the bench 11 1/2? Or is it very important to leave 16” for the back storage?
awesome!!
wow! your stuff is amazing!
+retro vee Thanks!
"Hi Guys I'm Ana White and this is my husband who's name is not important!" lol
Ricky Bobby his name is Ana white also
LOL... noticed that too! Where are the actual plans??? Can't find them on her site.
Hi Ana! I saw you using the Kreg Foreman. I would love to hear a review from you on this tool. Really like the bench too.
Hi Terry, thank you! Yes, I will do a review (trying to swing a giveaway too!) of the Kreg Foreman. It is amazing - once you get it set up, it is easy to adjust and drills pocket holes so fast and effortlessly. Definitely worth it if you are in the business of handmade furniture.
Great design. Love watching your project tutorials. The AirStrick nailer looks like a great nailer. How has it performed for you?
+Frederick Ippolito Thanks, I do love the AirStrike Nailer, it has performed very well!
Thank you Ana. It's good to get feedback on tools to make a better choice when purchasing. Look forward to your next video. Thank you for the time and energy you put into these tutorials. They are very good and inspiring.
Fred from San Diego, CA
So nice!!!
Thank you!
Nice job!
+Ozzstar Thank you!
This is awesome!! Do you have plans for the wall cubby above, as well?
+Deb Macdonald Sure do Deb! ana-white.com/2015/02/free_plans/wall-cubby-crate-shelves
Hi Anna, love the bench! Just a question, did you have to take the baseboard trims out before putting your bench? I heard from your video that you had to build it with half inch allowance
Rediza Gapas Hi - We had flat trim around the door casings, so I just built the bench to fit in between the door casings, so I didn't have to remove the baseboard. It will really depend on your situation if you have to remove baseboard or not.
Hi Ana, Love your work. If using this as a bench how much weight do you think it can it hold?
Michelle Quinones what do you plan on doing on top of this bench?
What a cutie hiding in your bench! Your designs are also SO ingenious!!! Love them!
How do you open the back doors without a handle?
Look at the second photo here, we just drill out a hole to grab www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/shoe-bench-front-hidden-storage-back
or if there's room you can leave a littole gap to the back to slide fingers in and pull up. Thanks for the visit!
@@AnaWhiteDIY ahh thanks!!! Ripping out a closet to put something like this in! Ty!
What software do you use to create your plans?
Hi Lee, I use Sketchup. It's free and there are tons of tutorials online to help you learn. It's easy to use too. Good luck!
the DIY vids that involve using equipment I have no clue about. 😟 who will I get to cut my wood? Wait, that is wood you're using, right?
I need the plan for the bench I can’t find it on the website 😢
ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/1x12-shoe-bench-easy-build
Here's another similar one www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/closet-mudroom-bench-hinge-boot-storage-compartment
don't mind if i do.
I made this! One of my first major woodworking projects, and boy did it come out like _crap_. But a good experience and functional piece.
My extra tips are:
- My room wasn't square, so be sure to scribe the walls and see if you need to create new reference edges, particularly for the door
- I tried to build the whole piece to length and build it in place, but it was way way too tight in my deeper mudroom. Build to a purposfully smaller length and just fill in the gap of some number of inches.
Yep! I always have my little ones inspecting my work too. Lol
:)
I really need you to hangout with my wife lol
James Salomon LOL!!!!
My husband used these plans from Stodoys and he's very satisfied.
Fantastic one. I love those plans
Great idea. Just wish I had a place to build one for. JimE
Thanks for watching!
Geez how come i could never find a wife like her ??
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