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Mud Room Project

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Good afternoon. I wanted to share this project. Partly because I've never been able to get a SketchUp file on the Forum and partly because I hope to install this in a couple weeks. And then I should have a few pictures to compare to the concept.

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To the right of the drawing is the entry door from the clients driveway. The funky opening to your left is a window (my SketchUp skills leave something to be desired). There's a table, a chair and a huge dog food container in the space now. The client is looking for a place to put on/off boots, a place to hang coats and scarfs, a place for keys, a flashlight and doggie bags and all the general stuff we keep at the door.

The bench has two full extension drawers. That long box above the bead board is a coat rack - it'll have 6 hooks. The long box opens for storage. The bottom of the tall cabinet is a slide out drawer that will hold the dog food container, in the middle is a wine rack (plans from Hands On and finally at the top extra kitchen storage.

The project is painted (not may call) so I used poplar, birch PW and some mdf.

I'm really excited to see it finished and in place.
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Post by charlese »

Really Cool! Not all of us have a big wine rack in the mud room, but might be handy on some days.:)
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Mud Room Project cont'd

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I'm pretty much done with this now. My wife is making a seat cushion for the bench, I'm working on the wine rack, and there are a couple of trim pieces - filler strips that need to be fitted and painted. See the 'inspector' in the middle pic? He's checking out the secret compartment. I attached the toe kick with rare earth magnets, reaching under you can easily pull it away. Then I made a little pull-out tray so the client could put a laptop or something they wanted to hide when they're gone.

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The wine rack has been more difficult than I expected. I've had a 'Dickens of a time' with the hole saw. I have got it sorted out now.
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Post by JPG »

Very nicely done!

Now I gotta go check the contents of my secret compartment under some steps. Do not recall the last time I was 'in there'.:p
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You have achieved one of my woodworking goals....to get really really proficient with Google Sketchup. Making Components, and assemblies....its a mystery to me, but I will get it figured out.

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Post by fredsheldon »

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that has installed a cat perch on the window sill so the cat can watch the birds and critters. Nice work and it looks just like the drawing to boot.
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Post by maggeorge »

Great looking mud room and a great addition to the house.Like the build and design and paint job that matches the house. Great job!

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