DIY Plans to Build a Westport Coffee Table

An Industrial Coffee Table on Casters

Hey there! If you’re looking for a budget-friendly project, we’ve got just the thing for you. Our DIY plans for the Westport coffee table are super easy to follow and require only off-the-shelf boards. This means you won’t have to break the bank to build it!

The design includes frames at the ends and center, with angled pieces in the middle, giving it a unique look. It also features a planked top and bottom, and to make it even more convenient, we’ve added casters.

The best part? You can have this awesome coffee table ready in just a few hours! Imagine the satisfaction of completing a beautiful piece of furniture in such a short time.

And here’s a suggestion: why not go for a grey weathered finish? It would add a touch of rustic charm to your living space. So go ahead and give it a try – we’re sure you’ll love the end result!

Materials:

• 3/4″ screws
• 2″ screws
• 3″ screws
• 4″ casters (<– affiliate link!)
• Wood glue
• Sandpaper (100, 150, 220 grits)
• Finishing supplies (primer & paint, or stain, sealer)

Lumber:

• 14 – 1×4 at 4′
• 3 – 2×4 at 8′

Cut List:

• 6 – 2×4 at 24″ – Frame Assembly
• 6 – 2×4 at 8-1/2″ – Frame Assembly
• 6 – 2×4 at 13-3/16″ – Frame Assembly
• 10 – 1×4 at 47″ – Top & Bottom Planks
• 4 – 1×4 (ripped to 3-1/4″ wide) at 47″ – Top & Bottom End Planks

Click on the drawings for a larger view!

Step One

Cut the pieces for the frame assemblies. Assemble the outer frames as shown using glue and countersunk 3″ screws.

Step Two

Cut the pieces for the angled frame assembly pieces. Cut the angles as shown using a jigsaw, bandsaw, or miter saw. Position the pieces inside the outer frames as shown securing in place using glue and 2″ screws.

Step Three

Cut the pieces for the top and bottom planks. Secure the planks to the top and bottom of the frame assemblies using glue and countersunk 2″ screws. Note that the planks on the outer edges of both sides are narrower (3-1/4″ wide) than the other planks.

Step Four

Secure the casters to the bottom (in a desired position) using 3/4″ screws.

Thoroughly sand and finish as desired.

This rustic/industrial coffee table is perfect for any space or any style. The casters make it even more awesome because it can be easily moved from place to place! Have any questions about the DIY plans to build a Westport coffee table? Leave a comment below!

Originally posted 2015-12-04 08:00:06.