Toy Storage Console with Rolling Bins

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housefulofhandmade added on 12/4/2016

Organize the piles of toys in this toy storage console. Three open bins on top hold smaller toys and two large rolling bins hold larger toys. A rustic console that can easily grow with your child.

Directions

Follow the steps below to complete this project.

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1

Dimensions

The final toy storage unit will be 33" tall, 52" long and 15 1/2" deep.

Dimensions

2

Cut the front legs

Cut the top of the front legs so the front of each leg is 25 1/2" tall and the back is 24 7/8" tall (a 22.5 degree angle).

Cut the front legs

3

Start assembling the sides

Connect the front and back legs to the leg supports with pocket holes. One leg support should be flush with the bottom and the other should be 20" up from the bottom.

Start assembling the sides

4

Add the top of the frame

Cut the side frame top so the top is 7" long and the bottom is 6 13/32" long (a 22.5 degree angle). Attach it to the back leg with pocket holes so it is flush with the top.

Add the top of the frame

5

Attach the side panel

Mark the top of the side panel 6 13/32" over from the inner edge. Mark the side of panel up 3 3/8" up from the outer edge. Draw a line between the two marks and cut along the line. Attach the side panel to the side frame with pocket holes. Make sure to add some pocket holes on the angled cut so you can attach the next piece.

Attach the side panel

6

Cut side frame angle board

Hold the 10" 2x2 board under the side frame and mark the measurements and angles. The outer measurement should be about 9 23/32" with 22.5 degree angles on both ends, but measuring to fit will give you a better fit.

Cut side frame angle board

7

Finish the side frame

Attach the newly cut board with pocket hole screws. Repeat the above steps for the second side.

Finish the side frame

8

Connect the sides

Connect the two sides with the front/back frame boards with pocket holes. One frame board will be flush with the top back of the frame. One frame board will be 20" up from the bottom and flush with the back of the side frame. One frame board will be 20" up from the bottom and flush with the front of the side frame.

Connect the sides

9

Attach the back panel

Attach the back panel between the side frames and back frame boards so it is flush with the inside of the boards with pocket holes.

Attach the back panel

10

Add center leg

Build the center leg by securing one leg support between the bottom of the 20" center legs with pocket holes. Attach it to the center of the unit with pocket holes. Attach the second leg support 1/2" below the front/back frame supports with pocket holes.

Add center leg

11

Attach the bottom panel

Attach the bottom panel flush with the top of the front/back frame boards with pocket holes.

Attach the bottom panel

12

Build front frame

Attach the last front frame board to the top of the front panel with pocket holes so they are flush at the back.

Build front frame

13

Attach the front frame

Using pocket holes, attach the front frame to the unit so it is flush along the back.

Attach the front frame

14

Add center panels

Mark the top of the center panels 7" over from the inside of the top and 4" up from the outside bottom. Draw a line between the marks and cut along the line. Attach the center panels to the unit 15 1/2" in from each side using wood glue and finishing nails from the back and bottom of the unit.

Add center panels

15

Attach the top

Attach the top of the console with wood glue and finishing nails so the top is flush with the back and has a 1/2" overhang on either side. Sand, paint and finish the piece. If you want to use a different finish for the top like I did, sand, paint, stain the pieces before attaching the top board.

Attach the top

16

Build the bin supports

Attach the bin supports to the four corners of the bin bottoms with pocket holes on the 2 outside edges of the support boards (so they will be hidden when the bin is finished).

Build the bin supports

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Attach the side slats

Attach the side slats to the support boards and bottom with wood glue and finishing nails. The top slat should be flush with the top of the support boards and the bottom slat should be flush with the bottom plywood panel. Leave 1/2" gap between the slats.

Attach the side slats

18

Attach the front/back slats

Attach the front and back slats to the bins with wood glue and finishing nails. Line up the slats so they are flush with the side slats.

Attach the front/back slats

19

Finish the bins

Sand, stain and seal the bins. Then attach castors to the bottom of the bins that are no taller than 3".

Finish the bins

Tools Used:

Materials Required:

Wood Products:

(7) 2x2, 96", Board  
(1) 1x3, 48", Board  
(7) 1x4, 96", Board  
(1) 1x10, 72", Board  
(1) 1/2" Thick, Half Sheet, Plywood  

Hardware/Supplies:

Parts/Cut List:

(2) Front legs, 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 25 1/2"  
(2) Back legs, 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 32 1/4"  
(2) Center legs, 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 20"  
(6) Leg braces, 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 12 1/2"  
(2) Side frame top, 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 7"  
(2) Side frame angle, 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 10"  
(4) Front/back frame, 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 48"  
(1) Front panel, 3/4" x 2 1/2" x 48"  
(1) Console top, 3/4" x 9 1/4" x 52"  
(1) Back panel, 1/2" x 9 1/4" x 48"  
(1) Bottom panel, 1/2" x 12 1/2" x 48"  
(2) Side panels, 1/2" x 12 1/2" x 9 1/4"  
(2) Center panels, 1/2" x 12 1/2" x 10 3/4"  
(8) Bin supports, 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 15"  
(16) Bin side slats, 3/4" x 3 1/2" x 14"  
(16) Bin front/back slats, 3/4" x 3 1/2" x 22"  
(2) Bin bottoms, 1/2" x 14" x 20 1/2"  

Extras:

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    2. Storage and Organizing
    3. Toy Box
    4. Console Table
    5. toy bin
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    Reviews:

    • December 29, 2017

      Toy Box w/ rolling bins - Great plan, worked perfect for the space and very sleek and elegant, would work as office/craft storage as well.

      - jenny1968

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