
Getting the most out of the storage space I have. This platform will be used for storing paint and it will be placed just above the lawn mower. These will be the legs:


They will be supported by 2 bars across the unit’s front and back.

The next day started with sanding and preparing for the pocket holes.


I used screws for outdoor use just because I had to get rid of them. The platform will never be exposed to the rain, but those screws were under my feet.


Front and back supporting bars were next.



Top – cutting, sanding and attaching.



Admiring my work.



In its place, before and after loading.


And of course the lawn mover. It fits perfectly, no space is wasted. That was the plan.



I had to take it back to the shed and apply some wood oil.



A thick coat was applied with a broken paintbrush – use what you have!


The excess oil was wiped off with a clean cloth. This is the top of the platform:



… and the bottom:


I wish it held all of the colours after wiping off, but unfortunately, it lost most of its colour and protective properties. It is still OK for indoor use.

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