Perfect for the entryway, living room or even one end of the dining room, this handsome hall tree features a convenient place to hang coats, hats and umbrellas over a generously sized storage bench. Made from straight cuts of standard lumber and plywood, these hall tree plans are easy to follow for woodworkers of any skill level.
The hall tree measures about 70 inches tall by 45 inches wide by 21 inches deep when you adhere to these hall tree plans.
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thank you
Look forward to seeing these plans!
I’m a DIY’er and learn best by doing, even though mistakes sometimes increases cost. I’m also a Vietnam veteran, serving 18 months with the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment atop an M-48A3 tank.
Looking forward to the plans. My wife just asked me to make one…
Thanks for serving our country John Hien and Thanks to WWGOA for the plans.
This looks like a good project for my spare time. Thanks
very interested in this site
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Thank you for the tips and ideas!
Looking forward to receiving the plans.
you realy make this difficult
Always worth the time to take a look. Somebody always has a better idea.
Looking forward to seeing the plans
I need one of these badly. But, I would also like to incorporate lots of shoe storage underneath. Hmm, maybe with doors on the front, some sort of grating to let dirt fall through, then of course a slot for a dirt catch pan.
I will comment when I see the plan
I like it
I am a retired teacher who builds furniture. Want to build a hall tree for my daughter.
looking for hall tree plans
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Extreme novice here! Finally have time to give woodworking a try!
Just starting to try woodworking
whats wrong
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Plans please
Your bill of material says 3/4 inch plywood for thickness, but your E and B says 3/8 inch for thickness.
Hello. The width of each of these cut pieces is 3/4″. So, if you rip a 3/8″ wide strip from a 3/4″ board, you could then say that the strip you just ripped is 3/8″ thick by 3/4″ wide.
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Paul-WWGOA