Where are the measurements for the cuts?

Also where did you get the fabulous cushions for the sectional? Love them!

Thanks for adding the download with the measurements.

I'm soooo looking forward to my first build. Thanks for making this so easy. For those of you looking for the measurements up at the top is a link. Right Below "Outdoor Coffee Table" is the link.

There is a link to the plans with measurements above the Steps section. Love this project!

Why would you stain before making your cuts!?!?!?! Now you have to get the stain out again!

Hi, Where are the cushions from? Love them!!!!

I love these! It's beautiufully simple with just nice clean lines! Gorgeous! As far as a plant muuurrrrddddeeerrrr, you just weren't in a relationship with the right plants. ?:0) Happy to hear you found the right ones.

Very nicely done.

very nice

on my 2Do list now ... tysm

Is there measurements of what sizes were cut for the back wall.

Are there specific plans for this project?

Thats awesome

I absolutely love these and I like that they don't have legs..great build Shanty Sisters :)

Love these! Guess they can go on my to do list.

Hi Ana! Love this sectional. We are going to make it and sew our own cushions. What size are your back cushions? Trying to figure out the ideal height of the back cushions. Was thinking maybe 15" high. What do you think would be ideal?

nice job. enjoy your sectional

nice job. enjoy your sectional

Where did you find the cushions?

After building this project, I've noticed the following points: There is one piece of wood missing from the cut list. I had a couple of extra 2x4's so wasn't that put out by it, but others may be affected. This plan is designed to coordinate with the Outdoor Sofa, but the plans are subtly different - the Outdoor Sofa does not have the back supports included (the wood that is placed on edge under the two arm rests and back), so if building both pieces, you'll want to allow for the extra stock necessary to include those three extra pieces. In order to build both pieces, I purchased thirty 8' 2x4's, knowing that I would have lots of offcuts remaining. I intend to use these offcuts to build a coffee table/footrest that will accommodate the last seat cushion (since I purchased seven 2pc cushions to fill in all the sections of back rest), and also frame a water table for my child. I purchased these: http://www.lowes.ca/outdoor-cushions/garden-treasures-blue-flame-stitch-2-piece-deep-seating-patio-chair-cushion_g2384797.html

It looks very nice but what would make it better is if all exposed edges were rounded over with a router and the back had an angle to it. Yours looks nice and comfortable.

Where did you get your cushions from?

How many 2x4's are needed to purchase for both pieces, the couch and sectional part?

Will you please email me a copy of the sectional sofa plans. the measurements are not clear on the diagrams

How many 2x4 are needed for both projects?

How many 2x4's are needed to do both sofas? And are there plans for the other sofa? Please help!!!

Hi I never worked with imperial measure... can you make it with metric measures? great job great project of yours congrats...i love it

Do you recommend pre drilling a "guiding holes" for the screws, or can i skip it when using these type of screws you menttiom (exterior decking screws) Thanks!

that was a waste of paper and ink will not let me print

Do you recommend predrilling guide holes or simply use these deck screws straight?

It is not allowing me to print out all the steps. Can you send me a link with all of the steps?

Great project, I'm in the process of building one :) There's on piece missing from the list. It is (1) 2*4 @ 28"

Unable to see the page or the plans. Is there a way to fix this? I'm very interested in trying to make this amazing sectional.

How do you prevent it from rotting, termite... and other damages might be caused by weather and bugs since it stays outside? 

You can make this entire project using 2x4x8 if you make it exactly 2 inches smaller from front to back, which only makes 2 differences in cuts, instead of 25 1/2 they become 23 1/2, and instead of 28 1/2, they become 26 1/2, everything else remains the same, but you can use exclusively 2x4x8's with a total quantity of (21) 8 footers!  Cuts the cost nearly in half and allows for more choices for straighter and more perfect boards. In case this helps anyone! 

This is AWESOME! Every kid's dream!

Hours of fun and imaginative play ... a play set extraordinaire.

What was the approximate price for all materials used?

@bamawaterfowl I spent about $1300, all of the materials came from Home Depot.

The materials list doesn't specify, but is the lumber pressure treated? Or are you relying on the paint to withstand the weather? If so, how's your current play structure holding up? Also, it looks awesome! Great job!

This thing is amazing! So I have a question, what exactly are the optional pieces for and what do you lose of you chose not to do the optional steps? I am referring to what is in the PDF not below. Thanks

you did a great job. i think we are going to replicate this for our kids.

i just noticed your blueprints are not working :( can this be fixed?

I want to add that I did this nearly the same as pictured above and I am not a carpenter, just handy :-) It came out awesome! I'd post pics but not allowed with comments.

Help me out here...I am not seeing where all 11 4x4s will be used?  I am only counting 6.  I am having my fence put in and was hoping to have them actually set the posts into the ground to make it extra sturdy.  Is that overkill?

Does anyone know the height of the entire set? Ground to peak. Trying to find a set that is 10ft tall or less because of a crazy HOA rule.

Thanks for sharing the design, I am putting the finishing touches on one in my back yard.  I had one lesson learned to add and a couple of mods that went well.  For the lesson learned, be mindful of your carriage bolt placement. A few steps after making the frame you will need to install the floor.  Four of my bolts partially interfered with the floor boards, I ended up notching the floor boards.  Other than that, you can add an additional 2X4 to the floor, it helps keep rain out of the bottom.  At the kids request, I added a floor to the bottom and enclosed the rear of the structure with a wall.  Finally, I opted for a corrugated metal roof.