Baby Changing Table Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Baby Changing Table Plans
[U-690]

$10.00

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Features rails on all four sides with spacious 18" wide shelves. There is plenty of storage space with this easy to build, no frills unit. All straight cuts makes this a good beginner or intermediate level project. Size: 31" tall, 36" long, x 18" wide.

You get photos during construction, written instructions, a list of the materials you need to build, and measured drawings from appropriate angles. Very useful and still simple.

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