This bench is the best of both worlds: sturdy and stunning.
Using this guide, you’ll have a new favorite spot in your garden in just a few hours.
With this easy step-by-step guide, you’ll have a sturdybench in your gardenfor years to come!
Angle the ends of the 2 x 2s if desired along the other cuts.
After cutting, check that to sand the ends and tops of the wood.
Remove the pavers and secure the 2 x 2s with deck screws.
Apply teak oil to protect all wood surfaces and let dry.
Dig Holes
Dig two holes with a shovel about 21 inches apart.
confirm to use the bracketed spaces on the bottom of the bench as a guide.
The holes should be 4 inches deep and slightly larger than a paver.
Place the paver on top of the pea gravel.
This will give your bench support and prevent it sinking into the ground.
Repeat this step with the second side, checking to verify they are both level.
Set the bench seat over the bases, fitting the brackets snugly on either side of the top paver.
Secure the seat to the bases with landscaping adhesive.
