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Now is the time! It took me a while to put this DIY wooden step stool together, despite how thrilled I was to share the idea with you. Don’t worry, the project REALLY isn’t that difficult; it just takes some time to write up tutorials, make drawings, and make videos for you guys.

For a few months now, we have been using these wooden step stools in the newly rebuilt bathroom for our daughters, and they are PERFECT. They are practical and assist our young children in getting to the sink to wash their hands, brush their teeth, etc. We made ours just tall enough to allow them to glide under the floating vanity with ease. They are quite practical and even more fashionable. They have a really contemporary appearance, and you all know how I feel about anything concrete! It’s really simple to do and I love the white concrete tops. I’ll stop talking now. Let’s get started with the step stool tutorial! For your convenience, this article includes some affiliate links. To view my complete disclosure policy, click here. PS: You can view all the information on our twin girls’ DIY bathroom remodel reveal, as well as the sources for each item in the space, here.

Self-made wooden step stool TEXTILES REQUIRED FOR A WOODEN STEP STOOL

WOODEN STEP STOOL DIAGRAMS: We’ve made a tutorial video for you, but before you view it, we suggest that you look over these diagrams, which show all the specifications for the wooden footstools.

VIDEO TUTORIAL FOR A WOODEN STEP STOOL: You can see in this video tutorial how we made these inexpensive wooden step stools. A quick ad will be followed by the video.

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