Indoor Plant Stand

3 Materials
$10
2 Hours
Easy

Awesome and charming DIY indoor plant stand to refresh your room. This project took me less than an hour to make and cost less than $10. The plant stand could be customized to match your pot size by changing the support length.

For more info and to download PDF template please visit our website TheDIYPlan.


Tools for this project

Drill

• Kreg Jig Mini

• Tape Measure

• Sander

• Band Saw

Cut List

Step-1 Print Template and Glue on Wood

Take 1x10 board and cut two sections of 17” long.  Print out the template provided in the PDF on 11x17 paper. Glue the template on wood using paper glue.

Step-2 Cut Out Legs

Using band saw, cut out the legs following the outline of the template.

Step-3 Cut Support for the Pot

From the remaining scrap wood using Miter Saw cut 8" x 1 1/2" support that will hold legs together. Cut out 3/4" wide by 3/4" deep notch in the center of that support. Make two of these support. Using a Kreg Jig Mini, drill one pocket hole on top and bottom on each side of the support.

Step-4 Glue Supports Together

Glue both of the pieces together using Wood Glue and screw in one screw in the middle to keep it in place.

Step-5 Attach All Pieces Together

To attach all legs evenly, mark 6 1/2" from the bottom of each leg.  Align bottom of the support with the mark and attach it using Wood Glue and 1 1/4" Pocket hole screws. Use a small Kreg Jig drill bit to screw in the pocket hole screws. You're done with the indoor plant stand.

Suggested materials:
  • 1x10x6' (x1)   (Home Depot)
  • 1 1/4" Pocket hole screws   (Amazon)
  • Wood Glue   (Amazon)
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