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What is a child to do for those blistering summer days with no school in session and an entrepreneurial itch? How about set up their own lemonade stand and make a few bucks? Paul's Lemonade Stand plan provides a large display stand with plenty of curb appeal to make selling cool drinks on hot days a whole lot of fun. This plan makes for a great family project and may perhaps pay for itself several times over before it's back to school.
Features:
- 6' wide table provides plenty of room for drinks
- 15 page, step by step PDF plan
Plan Category:
Dimensions:
- 6' 3" Wide
- 2' Deep
- 6' 6" Tall
Framing Details:
- Walls: 2x4
- Awing: 2x2
Awing Details:
- 25° gable roof pitch
- 16 ft² of total roof coverage.
Lumber List:
Make sure to ask about and take advantage of any volume discount from your local lumber yard!
Decking:
( 11 ) 5/4" x 6 x 8'
( 2 ) 5/4" x 6 x12'
2x4:
( 6 ) 2” x 4” x 8'
( 1 ) 2” x 4” x 10'
( 2 ) 2” x 4” x 12'
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Well constructed! Looks great!
Just wanted to say how much fun we had building this lemonade stand. My boys loved the project, working with tools, and then using it to sell snacks and drinks to the community. Thanks for providing the plans!
I built this Lemonade stand with my kids as a Mother's Day project together, and it came out great! The plans were easy to follow and tweak- I was using up scrap wood that we had laying around, so I had to change the width of the stand, etc. and it was simple to alter to our needs. It took us two days- 1 day of supply prep and precutting boards, and another to assemble. We used leftover cedar shingles for the roof, extra cedar fence pickets for the front and sides, and pressure treated pine for the frame. My own suggestion- reinforce inside corners with metal brackets for extra stability, and install handles on each side because it is heavy to move!
Overall it was a fun project and I would definitely recommend!
awesome plans thank you!
We had a fun time building our stand. A memory that won’t be forgotten.
