Build Your Own Versatile Entryway Bench with Modular Back Options

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Description

DIY Guide for a Stylish Hall Tree and Storage Bench

Transform your entryway with this adaptable and practical DIY entryway bench featuring interchangeable back options.

What's Included:
The downloadable PDF file consists of 41 pages, including plans, drawings, photos, material requirements, cutting lists, and detailed step-by-step build instructions.

Four Sections:
1. The Lidded Bench
2. The Arms
3. The Backrest
4. The Backstand (also known as 'hall stand' or 'hall tree')

Create your ideal entryway bench.
You have the flexibility to craft a lidded bench seat with a backrest, offering a convenient storage space for shoes and a comfortable seat while putting them on. Alternatively, opt for a lidded bench with a backstand, perfect for hanging coats, scarves, bags, and umbrellas. Transitioning between these configurations is effortless—simply slot your choice into the designated 'standslot' at the back of the bench.

Practical Features:
This compact unit maximizes functionality in both settings. The shallow storage area (11" or 280 mm) keeps shoes organized and easily accessible. The hall stand design includes hooks for hanging coats, scarves, hats, umbrellas, and even a mirror.

Dimensions:
Lidded Bench (without arms): Length: 35" (890 mm) x Width: 16-7/8" (429 mm) x Height: 21-1/2" (547 mm).
With Backrest: Length: 35" (890 mm) x Width: 16-7/8" (429 mm) x Height: 40" (1016 mm).
With Backstand: Length: 35" (890 mm) x Width: 16-7/8" (429 mm) x Height: 70-3/4" (1797 mm).

Easy Building:
Each section comes with a separate materials and cutting list, making it simple to build any particular section. Whether you want just the lidded bench for an entryway boot or storage bench, the lidded bench with a backrest, or the lidded bench with the attached hall stand, there are options to suit your needs.

Units of Measurement:
Dimensions and measurements are provided in both imperial (inches) and metric (millimeters) units throughout the project.