Here's a shot of the seat in place - and the piece of scrap wood that my sweetie cut to fit for a slanted back. The next photo shows a side view.

A few finds from our shed, like this. It's a kitchen cabinet door - one of six being thrown away by our neighbors. I love night raids on Trash Night!

The seat and the heat!) is on -- our days are numbered!! Moving right along - Hubby now turns his attention to what to do next. . . whatever that may

It took a few adjustments and measuring to see that the triangle braces in the back of the seat would work. Drilling and screwing to the box base of t

Here's a shot of the seat in place - and the piece of scrap wood that my sweetie cut to fit for a slanted back. The next photo shows a side view.

YES!! It works! Here's a view from the rear. The seat has been dropped into place and we have decided it needs a slanted back rest...

Sliding it over the frame in the front of the pallet - crossing our fingers... also notice we put a middle piece on as well to add more strength. Yes

The box was coming apart. Thanks to our trusty bucket-o-stuff, we found some more screws to tighten the corners.

Here's a shot of the seat in place - and the piece of scrap wood that my sweetie cut to fit for a slanted back. The next photo shows a side view.

HallowSusieBoo
Sep 24, 2009

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