Outdoor Lounge Chair Woodworking Plans

Name: Outdoor Lounge Chair Woodworking Plans
Brand: Houseful of Handmade
SKU: LOUNGECHAIR
Price: 9.0 USD
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Printable PDF woodworking plans for you to build an outdoor lounge chair perfect for the patio, backyard or pool.

Enjoy the outdoors with these sturdy DIY outdoor chairs. The simple build uses standard dimensional lumber (2x4, 2x6, and 1x3).

Premium PDF Plans include:

Recommended Tools
Shopping list
Easy to read cut list table
Step-by-step instructions with 3D renderings
BONUS: 3D SketchUp file

Seat is 20" x 20" and fits most standard seat cushions.

* PLEASE NOTE: You are purchasing the digital files only, no actual product will be shipped. The build plans are delivered as a downloadable PDF that you can print or view on any device.

** All build plan measurements are in inches, NOT METRIC.

What You'll Receive

Printable PDF Build Plans
Bonus SketchUp File

Finished Dimensions

24" wide x 35" tall x 34" deep (to back of leg) with a 20" x 20" seat (fits most standard seat cushions)

Materials Needed

(1) 2x6, 8’ long board
(3) 2x4, 8’ long boards
(2) 1x3, 8’ long boards
2 1/2” pocket hole screws
1 1/4” pocket hole screws
Wood glue
Sandpaper
Outdoor stain/paint/sealer
Optional: outdoor cushions

Recommended Tools

Miter saw
Pocket hole jig
Drill
Impact driver (optional)
Clamps
Circular saw (optional)

Outdoor Lounge Chair Woodworking Plans

Great design. Great instructions.

Katie’s designs are real beauties. And she offers such good diagrams and clear instructions. We cut all the parts for 12 chairs and 2 sofas for a mission church in New Orleans ( and that is a lot of parts for 14 pieces. We have pre-drilled almost 1,000 pocket screw holes also) and have them packaged for the youth from the church to assemble everything this weekend)

Great chair, great plans!!

My husband mills his own lumber and these plans are awesome once a person has the lumber milled to build. He used cedar planking for the seat and back! We don’t have a pocket hole jig so he had to improvise but all in all we are very please with the plans and the product they produce.