DIY 3-Tier Plant Stand (Sketch & Specs)
This simple plant stand was inspired by one my aunt and I spotted on a road trip. It was painted red, with rounded corners and gently worn edges.
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The sides are made from three boards, cut to length and edge glued together. You can build it using pocket holes or dowels, but with a few small tweaks, you could upgrade the joinery to mortise and tenon.
The original didn’t have an “X” brace, but I added one for style and a bit of extra stability. Again, you could attach it with pocket holes or dowels, but for more strength, a half-lap joint locks everything together more securely.
About Sketch & Specs:
This project is part of my Sketch & Specs series, which includes:
✔️ Exploded view diagrams
✔️ Cut list
✔️ Cutting diagrams
NOTE: This isn’t a step-by-step tutorial. It’s designed for DIYers who prefer visuals and specs to guide them.
Includes:
- Exploded views
- Cut list
- Cutting diagrams
- Available in inches and metric
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Hi there – I’m Scott, a woodworking enthusiast and creator of Saws on Skates, a site I started in 2015 to share easy-to-follow tutorials, space-saving shop tips, and project inspiration for DIYers at any skill level. Learn more about my woodworking journey here.