Low Porch Rocker Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Low Porch Rocker Plans
[U-894]

$10.00

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The Arts & Crafts movement is reflected in this porch rocker. Sits low as the plans have you build it, but if that's a concern it's easy to lengthen both the front and back legs. Traditional style and easy construction makes for a useful and attractive rocking chair.

You will be supplied with photos during construction, a list of materials, instructions for building, and detailed measured drawings. Stands 42" tall, 24-1/2" wide, 28" deep.

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