DIY In/Outdoor Sensory Table
We have absolutely love our sensory table inside! And we have loved plastic our sand/water table outside, but it had a lot of nooks and weird bridge stuff, I wanted to just bring it back to the basics. So I first found these awesome mixing tubs from Lowes. And then with the measurements from those, I drew up this plan for a REALLY simple sensory table. To make it even safer for the outside, spray it with a protective layer.
Gather Supplies
3— 2x4x8 ~$24
1— 2x2x8 (I used redwood, the alternative saves you $8) ~$10
2.25” kreg jig screws (we had this on hand)
stain + protective layer OR outdoor paint (we also had this on hand)
Tools Used
Kreg Jig
Drill
Miter Saw
Make Cuts
2x4s —
4 @ 20”
2 @ 21”
2 @ 35.5”
2x2s —
1 @ 35.5
2 @ 21”
Build Legs
Drill your pocket holes in the 21” boards on both sides.
Screw them together
Repeat for the other side of the legs
Connect Long Boards to the Side Legs
Drill pocket holes in two top boards
Screw side legs to the long 2x4’s
Screw the 2x2 into the bottom 2x2