Diy Changing Table Dresser

If you saw my post about our diy farmhouse crib a few months back this is the dresser changing table we built to go with it for our little one on the way.

Diy changing table dresser.

Assembling sides drill pocket holes in each end of the 15in 2 2 s. Changing table free building plan. This is a free diy project plan that you can use to build your own lift top coffee table. Here s a free diy dresser plan that builds a 5 drawer dresser and gives you the option of adding a changing table to the top making it a must have for a nursery.

To begin i took my three quarter inch maple plywood and cut out the top bottom back and sides of the new dresser. It features a shelf that is behind two inset style doors as well as a top platform has extra high sides. Features two large shelves and a divided topper perfect for a changing pad and keeping baby necessities at hand. If you have a solid table that has drawers and not just open shelving this is the perfect repurposing project.

The plans for this dresser call for a lot of wood that needs to be ripped down. Old junky dressers in need of a facelift or dramatic overhaul are not in short supply. Modify with a bottom shelf or x bracing on the ends. This diy video tutorial shows you how you can durn an old dresser into a storage bench with a twist.

Diy play kitchen from changing table. In my neck of the woods alone there are dozens of dressers for sale for reasonable prices. Diy changing table dresser. This changing table is designed with extra storage space in mind.

Next screw and glue them to the 31 5in 2 3 s. As part of this free plan you get a materials list cut list cutting diagrams step by step building directions diagrams and color photos. We used plans from shanty2chic for this dresser so i won t go into too much detail but we did make a couple changes. This dresser for little boys is so creative and it s pretty easy to make from an old changing table.

The height can be adjusted to suite your needs. To build the tray cut pieces of 1x3 to create a box the size of your changing pillow. This coffee table has a lift top so you can use it as a table. A decent track saw should do the job just fine.

So this is probably a project. Unlike some projects you may not need a table saw for this. Pillows come in all sorts of sizes so you will need to cut this to match the one you are using. Glue and brad nail the boards together to make the box.

Go to most half decent garage sales and chances are there s an old dresser sitting on the driveway.