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BUILD IT WITH
REDWOOD
Sonoma Picnic Table
REDWOOD
Naturally beautiful
Easy to use
Practical and economical
Durable and stable
Resistant to decay and insects
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Sonoma Picnic Table
TABLE CONSTRUCTION
An excellent weekend project, this easy-to-build
picnic table will soon become the focal point
of your backyard. Redwood’s beauty and dura-
bility will ensure countless summers filled with
barbecues, picnics and outdoor parties.
While this project is easy to build, cutting the legs and braces to
length may prove challenging. So, check the materials lists and
the text carefully, and then measure and cut as you go.
1. Table top Measure and cut
the 2x6 slats. Lay the slats on a
clean and stable work surface with
their most attractive sides down.
Separate the slats with 1 ⁄ 4 -inch
spacers and square. Clamp the
slats together with a bar clamp.
2. Cleats Cut the 2x4 cleats to
27 inches and trim the ends at 45°
angles starting 2 inches down from
top edge. Place a cleat on edge 7 inches from
each end of the table top. Allow a 3 ⁄ 4 -inch margin from the table’s
edges. With the combination countersink bit, drill two screw holes
into the cleat above each slat, deep enough to set the screw heads
below the surface. Fasten to slats with 4-inch screws.
3. Legs Mark two 2x4s with trim marks 33 3 ⁄ 16 inches in
length, then trim the legs with 38 ° parallel angle cuts. Loosely
clamp legs together at their centers with C clamps. Open the legs to
make an “X” with a 28 1 ⁄ 2 -inch span at each side, with tops and
bottoms aligned. Mark along the sides of each leg where they
cross. Remove the clamp and cut the half laps from each 2x4 leg.
Reclamp the legs in position.
Attach leg assemblies to table top cleat with two 3 1 ⁄ 2 -inch by 1 ⁄ 4 -inch
machine bolts at each connection.
4. Braces Trim the table braces with 45 ° opposite angles at
both ends to fit between the table leg assembly and the table top.
Attach braces to table top with 4-inch screws from below. Drill
bolt holes through the “X” of the legs and completely through the
angled ends of each 2x4 brace. Countersink the bolt holes to accom-
modate washers and nuts. Install the bolts and remove the clamps.
The economical, knotty redwood garden grades,
such as Construction Common or Deck
Common, are great choices for building your
table. For maximum durability, choose
Construction Heart or Deck Heart.
1 ⁄ 4 " spacers
Tabletop slats
Tools you will need Tape measure, power drill/driver, drill
bits, countersink bit, bar and C clamps, angle dividers, adjustable
wrench, socket head, power or hand saw and hammer.
2x6 top slats spaced 1 ⁄ 4 "
Materials For Table
Quantity
Size
Length
Top slats
5
2x6
60 inches
Cleats
2
2x4
27 inches
Legs
4
2x4
36 inches *
Braces
2
2x4
24 inches *
2x4 cleat
Machine bolts,
washers and nuts
6 sets
3 1 ⁄ 2 inch x 1 ⁄ 4 inch
2x4 brace,
cut ends
at 45
Deck screws
1 pound
4 inches
°
28 1 ⁄ 2 "
Materials For Benches
Quantity
Size
Length
Half-lap leg joint
Top slats
4
2x6
60 inches
Cleats
4
2x4
11 1 ⁄ 2 inches
Legs
8
2x4
20 inches *
Countersink braces
for washers and nuts
Braces
4
2x4
16 inches *
Machine bolts,
washers and nuts
2x4 legs,
cut ends at 38 °
12 sets
3 1 ⁄ 2 inch x 1 ⁄ 4 inch
Deck screws
1 pound
4 inches
*Additional angle cuts required; see text.
Drill and
countersink
for 4" screws
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BENCH CONSTRUCTION
Redwood
For beauty and performance, redwood is naturally superior to
other woods. That’s why it’s the first choice for decks, fences and
most outdoor projects. Redwood retains its beauty outdoors,
shrinks and swells less than other woods and is less likely to warp,
split, check or cup. With little or no pitch, redwood is easy to drill,
saw and shape. Redwood heartwood has natural durability and
resistance to insects and will last longer outdoors than most woods.
Grades
The knotty garden grades of redwood are ideal for outdoor projects.
These grades are beautiful, durable and economical.
Construction Heart/Deck Heart is all heartwood and con-
tains knots; used for load-bearing applications near the ground.
Deck Heart is graded for strength and is available in 2x4 and 2x6.
Construction Common/Deck Common contains sapwood
and knots; used for decking and above-ground uses. Deck Common
is graded for strength and is available in 2x4 and 2x6.
Merchantable Heart is all heartwood and contains larger knots
than Construction grades; used near the soil.
Merchantable contains sapwood and larger knots; used for
fence boards, rails and above-ground uses.
Follow the same basic construction methods described for the
table, using the dimensions given in the illustration below and
in the bench materials list. To trim the bench legs, mark two 2x4s
at 18 1 ⁄ 16 inches and make parallel end cuts at 24°. Trim the 2x4
bench braces with 45° end cuts to final size—about 15 1 ⁄ 2 inches
on longest edge.
2x4
cleat
2x6 seat slats
spaced 1 ⁄ 2 "
2x4 brace,
cut ends
at 45 °
Toescrew
brace
into slats
Half-lap
leg joint
Finishes
Redwood accepts finishes better than most woods. Some heighten
redwood’s natural beauty, bringing out the color and the grain.
Others help the wood harmonize or contrast with surrounding
structures. Read the labels on all finish products before using.
No-finish option Redwood performs better than most woods if
left unfinished. This no-maintenance option will result in redwood
weather-bleaching to a soft driftwood gray.
Clear water repellent finish is recommended to stabilize the
color at tan.
Semitransparent stains in “redwood” shades tint the wood
without hiding the grain.
Solid-color stains or paints should be applied over compatible
oil-based primers.
Fasteners
Use only non-corrosive hardware such as aluminum, stainless
steel or top quality hot-dipped galvanized screws or nails.
Ordinary nails and screws will cause stains.
16 1 ⁄ 2 "
2x4 legs, cut ends at 24
°
Sanding and Finishing
Sand table and bench tops with medium grit sandpaper. Apply a
water repellent finish.
Contact the California Redwood Association for more great publica-
tions containing redwood technical and building information. Call
us toll free at 1-888-Cal-Redwood for a complete literature list or to
ask for any of the titles listed here:
Other Construction Tipsheets
Deck Over Concrete
Mendocino Bench
Freestanding Deck
Lake Tahoe Gazebo
Calistoga Spa Surround
Petaluma Planters
Windsor Shade Shelter
Adirondack Swing
Monterey Potting Center
Santa Cruz Sandbox
Adirondack Chair
2 x 2 Baluster Railings
405 Enfrente Drive, Suite 200
Novato, CA 94949-7201
Telephone 415 382-0662
Toll Free 888 Cal-Redwood
Fax 415 382-8531
www.calredwood.org
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