For me, the ideas in th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.
wish I had a garage 😕 to put that beauty in. I have thought of making a much smaller version of that for my front porch. I have some old metal milk crates that I'd like to use underneath for clutter storage. thanks for the ideas your builds are always the best!
Nice and easy build. Good price point. This is what I love about your projects and that's the fact that they are for all levels of skill rather you're a beginner or an expert.
What a great, functional bench! I am planning on building this project this Spring when we have de-cluttered the garage. Love it! Thanks for all the great inspiration!
Excellent project Ana. Keep up the excellent tutorials, love watching and listening to your step by step instructions. Planning to build the patio couch and sectional from your plans this summer. Thank you again and keep doing what you're doing.
You have spurred me on to make most of the furniture in my home. Being able to make furniture to the exact specifications to fit has made it even more fun. Even a girl can do this. Thanks for showing us how. I look forward to your videos EVERY WEEK!
How did your pocket holes on the 1x3’s not interfere with each other when putting in the 1 and 1/4 inch screws? I used 1x3’s and my screws definitely ran into each other and prevented them from fully securing to the plywood. First project I’ve attempted and I actually put it together pretty quick thanks to you! Next time I would definitely offset the pocket holes a little bit cause that’s the part that really slowed me down
@@AnaWhiteDIY Thanks for the reply! Yeah, I remember hearing you say that in the "hutch" video...just not while I was in the middle of drilling pocket holes :D. It's also painfully obvious that is what is needed but, I will never repeat that mistake again! Thank you again for the awesome tutorials. I'll have to send in a pic when it is all done.
Yes, check out these templates shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/mudroom-hutch-matches-open-bottom-mudroom-bench shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/open-bottom-mudroom-bench
Followed this to a T and it turned out beautifully! Thank you so much! Quick question, do you attach it to the wall somehow? If so, screws or finishing nails?
We'd love to see a photo! Check out step 2 shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/mudroom-hutch-matches-open-bottom-mudroom-bench Screw right through the bay supports into your wall studs.
This is a bit different than a plan, we used Shelf Help so you can customize for any size. I walk you through it here shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/open-bottom-mudroom-bench
Hi! I think I am going to attempt to make this. And have zero experience with this stuff. Haha. I am trying to figure out what type of plywood you would use for the bench legs. I seen that you use purebond plywood brand, but what type of wood. Would poplar wood work?
@@AnaWhiteDIY Thanks for confirming. Yes! I've been tinkering with that. I haven't decided as to whether I will order precut boards or gamble and attempt to cut off from plywood sheets myself. I'm just having fun in learning about this stuff. Your content is great by the way.
Anna, I try to go to your website numerous times and I cannot get past the sign up for your subscription window. I already signed up and that’s what it says but will not let me past that window. I really want to get in your website but will not let me. Thanks, deb
Here are the templates, thanks for watching! shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/mudroom-hutch-matches-open-bottom-mudroom-bench shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/open-bottom-mudroom-bench
Thanks for this plan! How did you secure the bench to the wall? Also- is the hutch part only anchored to the wall? Or did you attach to the bench part somehow?
I have been looking for plans for a bench in this style! What perfect timing. Thank so much for sharing. I appreciate how clearly you explain the construction. 😊
Is your garage heated? We live in Wisconsin and we badly need something like this but I'm afraid our winter gear won't dry and we'll be putting frozen stuff on in the cold. haha
Thanks for going through the actual materials used for the project since, for me, getting started is the hardest part-knowing what to buy. The building is the easy part for me.
On Shelf Help, it talks about using the tools to help with design, and provide measurements. Can the base be designed on Shelf Help, and the the panels be ordered through Shelf Help? It doesn’t come with toe kick cuts, does it? And will the cross pieces come with it?
Shelf help cuts the 3/4" purebond plywood to your desired measurements with the front edge banded. The "bay supports" and or toe kicks are not included, just the plywood panels.
@@AnaWhiteDIY Thank you. My son who is a beginner at this, has been tasked by his wife to basically build your last project you built in your garage, for their laundry room. A bench with storage underneath and shelves above. Being able to order the panels precut will greatly help as he does not have a tablesaw.
Ana what cordless nail gun do you use? I have one I use with a compressor but really want cordless. What model and gauge do you use? Thanks in advance, building several items you have shown!
For me, the ideas in th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.
wish I had a garage 😕 to put that beauty in. I have thought of making a much smaller version of that for my front porch. I have some old metal milk crates that I'd like to use underneath for clutter storage. thanks for the ideas your builds are always the best!
That is a pretty slick set up. Looks very adjustable to the size needed.
Nice and easy build. Good price point. This is what I love about your projects and that's the fact that they are for all levels of skill rather you're a beginner or an expert.
Thank you very much!
What a great, functional bench! I am planning on building this project this Spring when we have de-cluttered the garage. Love it! Thanks for all the great inspiration!
Fantastic Julia, I am happy to hear that!
What a great idea, and so useable, I’m already thinking about all the other things I could store under it 😊. Thank you for showing us
Glad it was helpful!
I placed my first Shelf Help order and can’t wait to build my bookshelves!😃
Thank you!!!
GREAT start to 2021....... Nice way to spruce up the garage.
Be safe,
Chris from Missouri
Happy new year, thanks Chris!
You are crazy talented and I admire your passion and work ethic!! Thanks so much for sharing your ideas
Thank you so much!
Great idea! I’m going to try this in my garage. Thanks for sharing.
GREAT!
That’s such a nice large mud room bench
Excellent project Ana. Keep up the excellent tutorials, love watching and listening to your step by step instructions. Planning to build the patio couch and sectional from your plans this summer. Thank you again and keep doing what you're doing.
Thanks so much! 😊
Nice job Ana I'm looking forward to the new year an all the cool projects have a day love from TEXAS
Thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing all of your great projects Ana🙂
You are so welcome!
You have spurred me on to make most of the furniture in my home. Being able to make furniture to the exact specifications to fit has made it even more fun. Even a girl can do this. Thanks for showing us how. I look forward to your videos EVERY WEEK!
Wonderful, I'm happy to help!
Wow, what an amazing tutorial! Thanks for sharing Ana.
Thank you!
Lot's Love's from Holy Makkah Saudi Arabia
Great work, easy and relatively cheap. Cheers john from OZ
Yes! Thank you, battling those high lumber prices for sure.
love this! I'm deciding between doing this or doing drawers at the bottom for my indoor mudroom
Thank you!
"...might encourage users to put their shoes away..." Oh man, we have the same users. Thanks Ana! :)
It will be in her Merch store on a t-shirt, LOL. All The Best
Looks great guys. Love the colour.
Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for sharing your ideas! This is exactly what I've been looking for! 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Letterkenny has a bench like this in the lockeroom set
Another great build, thank you!
Glad you like it, thanks for tuning in!
Can you do a video on how to do the pocket holes?
This is very helpful! Thank you!
So happy to hear that, thanks for the visit!
Love, love, love!!
Thank you for the video!
Thanks for watching!
How did your pocket holes on the 1x3’s not interfere with each other when putting in the 1 and 1/4 inch screws? I used 1x3’s and my screws definitely ran into each other and prevented them from fully securing to the plywood. First project I’ve attempted and I actually put it together pretty quick thanks to you! Next time I would definitely offset the pocket holes a little bit cause that’s the part that really slowed me down
Yes, pocket holes will need to be offset, I'm sorry if that wasn't clear! We'd love to see your completed project:)
@@AnaWhiteDIY Thanks for the reply! Yeah, I remember hearing you say that in the "hutch" video...just not while I was in the middle of drilling pocket holes :D. It's also painfully obvious that is what is needed but, I will never repeat that mistake again! Thank you again for the awesome tutorials. I'll have to send in a pic when it is all done.
I did not see the detail design plans attached to the vidro
www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/built-mudroom-bench-open-bottom-build-any-size
I love how yours looks - perhaps I missed - what size boards did you use for your face frame?..... 1"x2" ?? Thank you!
Yes 1x2 for face frame, thanks for the visit!
Nice work. Is there an overhang (1/2 inch?) from the top boards over the bench on sides and front?
Did you extend the bench top past the frame, in both depth and length? It looks like it hangs over.
Yes, check out these templates shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/mudroom-hutch-matches-open-bottom-mudroom-bench
shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/open-bottom-mudroom-bench
@2:51 --> kiddo has some sweet dangles. Did he go bardown?
Followed this to a T and it turned out beautifully! Thank you so much!
Quick question, do you attach it to the wall somehow? If so, screws or finishing nails?
We'd love to see a photo! Check out step 2 shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/mudroom-hutch-matches-open-bottom-mudroom-bench
Screw right through the bay supports into your wall studs.
Can I use plywood for the back of the bench instead of the two 1x3? Would it make it less stable?
Where do I find the material list? Sorry if that’s a dumb question I can’t seem to find it 🙈
This is a bit different than a plan, we used Shelf Help so you can customize for any size. I walk you through it here shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/open-bottom-mudroom-bench
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Anyway I can get the paint color you use on the base. TY All The best
Very nice!
Thanks for the visit
What is the dimension of the wood for the base frame?
Here is the template with dimensions shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/open-bottom-mudroom-bench
Thanks for the visit!
Wow, you have a blank wall?
LOL, not now!
What kind of paint do you use? Do you seal the top with poly?
Hi! I think I am going to attempt to make this. And have zero experience with this stuff. Haha. I am trying to figure out what type of plywood you would use for the bench legs. I seen that you use purebond plywood brand, but what type of wood. Would poplar wood work?
Fun! It's Purebond Maple 3/4" Ply. Check out the Shelf Help website shelfhelpnow.com/
@@AnaWhiteDIY Thanks for confirming. Yes! I've been tinkering with that. I haven't decided as to whether I will order precut boards or gamble and attempt to cut off from plywood sheets myself. I'm just having fun in learning about this stuff. Your content is great by the way.
Anna, I try to go to your website numerous times and I cannot get past the sign up for your subscription window. I already signed up and that’s what it says but will not let me past that window. I really want to get in your website but will not let me. Thanks, deb
I’m sorry to hear I will look o to and get if fixed. Thank you for letting me know
What depth did you use on the plywood pieces?
Here are the templates, thanks for watching! shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/mudroom-hutch-matches-open-bottom-mudroom-bench
shelfhelpnow.com/blogs/templates/open-bottom-mudroom-bench
Thank you!
Can’t get on your website
www.ana-white.com/
What is a mudroom ? 😳
Is just a name for an entrance where you leave your dirty boots and such.
How did you know I was going to build a bench in 2 weeks in my mud room closet? 😀
Hey, that's great! Hope this helps.
So Nice 💘💘💘💘💘💘
It would be nice to get the plan without it installing unwanted junk on your computer.
No need to install unwanted junk. Feel free to email anawhitesite@gmail.com and we will explain how to download the free plans. Thanks for the visit!
3 lol
Oh yeah. Do you love me? 😍💋 💝💖❤️
Thanks for this plan! How did you secure the bench to the wall? Also- is the hutch part only anchored to the wall? Or did you attach to the bench part somehow?
You amaze me Ana!
Thank you Sue!:)
*looks awesome*
This has really inspired me for my hallway, it could literally be paired with a matching wood shelf and some hooks and you’ve got a beautiful entryway
I have been looking for plans for a bench in this style! What perfect timing. Thank so much for sharing. I appreciate how clearly you explain the construction. 😊
Glad it was helpful!
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I love the clean lines and efficient use of space on the bench system! Thank you for your inspiration
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Thanks for watching, I am very happy with how it turned out!
Is your garage heated? We live in Wisconsin and we badly need something like this but I'm afraid our winter gear won't dry and we'll be putting frozen stuff on in the cold. haha
Free shipping? To Australia???
I just got the wood for this bench from HD in Bay Area: $438
Have you done a price comparison from Shelf Help? Thanks for commenting!
@@AnaWhiteDIY Yes, I believe you ship from North Carolina? 4-5 weeks lead time
One of my pending projects for my house entrance is this!! Woo hoo! Thanks for the tips!!
Excellent!
How does it cost $130, but shelf help is only charging $57?
The shipping alone is probably over $50.
Shelf help is all free shipping, but only the plywood pieces. The 1x boards are locally sourced and will cost about $70
Thanks for going through the actual materials used for the project since, for me, getting started is the hardest part-knowing what to buy. The building is the easy part for me.
Glad it was helpful!
Love this, just what I need!
That turned out really nice!!! Thank You Ana!!! Keep Up The Great Work!!!!🌹😃👍😎
Thank you! 😊
Hello, affection and appreciation from western Oregon, Ana. Build on!
Many thanks!!
On Shelf Help, it talks about using the tools to help with design, and provide measurements. Can the base be designed on Shelf Help, and the the panels be ordered through Shelf Help? It doesn’t come with toe kick cuts, does it? And will the cross pieces come with it?
Shelf help cuts the 3/4" purebond plywood to your desired measurements with the front edge banded. The "bay supports" and or toe kicks are not included, just the plywood panels.
@@AnaWhiteDIY Thank you. My son who is a beginner at this, has been tasked by his wife to basically build your last project you built in your garage, for their laundry room. A bench with storage underneath and shelves above. Being able to order the panels precut will greatly help as he does not have a tablesaw.
When you pocket holed the top, did you glue the board as well?
You can but the pocket holes are pretty good so it’s not necessary. Glue also can seep put and be hard to stain over so I don’t prefer too
@@AnaWhiteDIY thank you answering.
Ana what cordless nail gun do you use? I have one I use with a compressor but really want cordless. What model and gauge do you use? Thanks in advance, building several items you have shown!
she is using Ryobi. I guess because ryobi sponsors her. It wouldn't be my choice, but for DIY probably is good enough
Thank you. I see its Ryobi with the one+ battery. Just not sure what model as there are many with different gauge nails they can use.
@@debraroth4724 I would say it is 18 ga
Ryobi airstrike 18 gauge