Patio Serving Cart Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Patio Serving Cart Plans
[DG-169F]

$8.00

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Spacious 48" table top has plenty of room for condiments and drinks. Place plants on the bottom shelf to enhance looks, or use the shelf for even more grilling storage area. It's a great addition to the deck, patio, or lawn, and is sure to get lots of use over time.

The plan you get has full size patterns for the wheels, plus large, easy to read measured drawings for all remaining pieces. Building instructions and materials list also included.

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