Country Twin Seater Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Country Twin Seater Plans
[WOFS-1075]

$14.00

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Materials to build this twin seater are easy to find. The chair has an interesting design for the backs, fanning from narrow to wide providing some contour for the back. The sloped seat allows you to spill into the chair for a relaxed position. The 12" wide table splitting the chairs is great for drinks, books, etc.. Paint it as shown, or leave all natural.

58" wide, 26" seat back height, about 35" deep. Full size patterns are provided along with a list of materials needed, easy to read measured drawings and instructions.

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