Lisa,
Yes, I’ve made queen benches, and my friend Mindi made a king size bench! https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/kingsize-headboard-bench/

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail

Lisa,
Yes, I’ve made queen benches, and my friend Mindi made a king size bench! https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/kingsize-headboard-bench/

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail

Lisa,
Yes, I’ve made queen benches, and my friend Mindi made a king size bench! https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/kingsize-headboard-bench/

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail

Lisa,
Yes, I’ve made queen benches, and my friend Mindi made a king size bench! https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/kingsize-headboard-bench/

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail

Lisa,
Yes, I’ve made queen benches, and my friend Mindi made a king size bench! https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/kingsize-headboard-bench/

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail

Lisa,
Yes, I’ve made queen benches, and my friend Mindi made a king size bench! https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/kingsize-headboard-bench/

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail

No, I’ve never made the swing seat. In my opinion, these benches shouldn’t be subjected to the elements long term. The only way that would be advisable is to use a marine varnish to seal it every few years. I suppose if it was a small bed, it could be brought into an outbuilding during the winter months. 🙂

gail