Just popping on to give you the low down on my super easy rustic ladder for under 7 bucks. SEVEN BUCKS.
When we sell these to clients, we use a bit more of a beefier wood ( 2×4’s ), but I kind of like the more sleek modern look of 2×2’s. Not only that, they’re dirt cheap. You can buy 3 2×2’s needed for this project for 2.50 each
When we sell these to clients, we use a bit more of a beefier wood ( 2×4’s ), but I kind of like the more sleek modern look of 2×2’s. Not only that, they’re dirt cheap. You can buy 3 2×2’s needed for this project for 2.50 each
Below you will find the super easy tutorial that will take you under a hour to do.
You will need:
-Three 2x2x8’s
-Ten 2″ Screws
-Stain or Paint of your choice
-Orbital Sander
-Drill
If you do not own a table saw, you can get the cuts at your nearest hardware store. We own our own tools.
Dimensions to cut Wood:
Two Sides: 5′ or 60″
Five Rungs: 16″
Remember to measure twice or three times and cut once. Measuring is the most important part in any project. I’ve learned to slow down my busy self and make sure that my measurements are perfect prior to cutting. Also, always take into account the saw blade, you can always cut twice if needed, but if you cut too much off, you can’t put the wood back together.
-Three 2x2x8’s
-Ten 2″ Screws
-Stain or Paint of your choice
-Orbital Sander
-Drill
If you do not own a table saw, you can get the cuts at your nearest hardware store. We own our own tools.
Dimensions to cut Wood:
Two Sides: 5′ or 60″
Five Rungs: 16″
Remember to measure twice or three times and cut once. Measuring is the most important part in any project. I’ve learned to slow down my busy self and make sure that my measurements are perfect prior to cutting. Also, always take into account the saw blade, you can always cut twice if needed, but if you cut too much off, you can’t put the wood back together.
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