DIY Stacked Crate End Table
Quick answer: This stacked crate end table looks like two rustic crates stacked with an open shelf between — built from furring strips and pine 1x boards, all brad nails and pocket screws. Designed with April from Uncookie Cutter, whose build post shows it styled. Free tutorial below; the printable plans are $5.
When April from Uncookie Cutter asked me to work with her on this stacked crate end table, I couldn’t pass it up — she did an amazing job, and we wanted to show exactly how you can build one too. See it styled at the Uncookie Cutter build post.
Stacked Crate End Table Plans
The complete printable PDF — full cut list, dimensioned diagrams, and all four steps.
Tools & materials
Dimensions
Cut list
The build, step by step
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Every dimension, the full cut list, and the printable diagrams for each step are in the plans above.
Stacked Crate End Table Plans
The complete printable PDF — full cut list, dimensioned diagrams, and all four steps.
Questions? Comments?
As always, if you have any questions don’t hesitate to comment below — and don’t forget to post pictures of your finished tables in the comments! ENJOY!
Was wondering how you did the light?? Is it just a metal pole? Also how did you do the stencil? Where did you come up with that?
loved this build. loved the ease of the plans you created as well! thank you.
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed. Be sure to share your pictures. I love to see readers projects.
Great idea for a table and adding the light was an excellent idea!! Great site, thanks for sharing your ideas and skills with the rest of us.
Thanks Don!
This is such a cool, unique table. Love how it turned out and the step by step instructions are perfect!
Thanks Amy!
Under the cut list it says “How to build a portable lumber rack”. It’s probably a copy-paste from a previous article. Just wanted to let you know. Great site by the way. I like people that are passionate about something of greater meaning.
Ah.. Good catch Ovidiu! I fixed it and thanks for the compliments.
Love this table, such a clever idea!
Thanks Meg!
This is such a great idea!
Thanks Emily!
The plans look great, thanks so much!
Thanks April, great work on this!