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Deacon's Bench & High Patio Chairs

Anyone ever built a Deacon's Bench? If so, where'd you find the plans? Looks like there are several types.

Also, how about some high patio chairs and round table set. Maybe Adirondack style.

Thanks in advance for all help and suggestions.

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Re: Deacon's Bench & High Patio Chairs

I recently completed a set of high patio chairs patterned after a set that my daughter has. The design is basically the same as those offered by Nags Head Hammocks, however, their chairs are made of white oak and poly dipped.

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I build mine from cypress and left them unfinished since the wood itself contains natural preservatives against mold, mildew, and rot. I used 316 stainless bolts, nuts, and washers from McMaster Carr in Atlanta.

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Re: Deacon's Bench & High Patio Chairs

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Anyone ever built a Deacon's Bench? If so, where'd you find the plans? Looks like there are several types.


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wrong deacon's bench.

there are a lot of styles, some with storage in the seat. You could modify one of your swing designs and extend the back support and the arm rest support and create something worthy of being called a deacon's bench. The swing i believe you posted last would be a good one to use as a base.

some folks use the term deacon bench for short pews... i am looking at building something similar to that with some cedar i found at my grandfather's place. Please share what you find.
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Re: Deacon's Bench & High Patio Chairs

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wrong deacon's bench.

there are a lot of styles, some with storage in the seat. You could modify one of your swing designs and extend the back support and the arm rest support and create something worthy of being called a deacon's bench. The swing i believe you posted last would be a good one to use as a base.

some folks use the term deacon bench for short pews... i am looking at building something similar to that with some cedar i found at my grandfather's place. Please share what you find.
Thanks, Al. I ordered a set of plans last night for one with storage. Should give me something to work from. Your idea of modifying the Richfield into a bench sounds doable. If I try it, I'll definitely post some pics. Thanx for replying!

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