My next issue to deal with: How was I going to make these water tight? I looked all over for plastic inserts but none of them were the right size so I had to get creative: I caulked all of the inside seems (that is just a gray pure silicone caulk I had on hand) and then pressed a garbage bag into every corner and nook and crany and then cut off the excess. Remember how that old sink I used in the basement came in its original crate? Yup those two boards came off of that! Once assembled I stained them with Minwax dark walnut stain and added some old wood to the fronts for character. To assemble I used my brad nailer with my air compressor, you can use screws in this case but make sure and pre-drill before hand, anything that’s only the depth of a 1x will split. I gathered my materials and cut all of my pieces before assembling. At 27 inches wide I knew I could use 1圆s cut at that length and then a 1×4 in the bottom creating the depth. I decided to hang them because I have egress windows so I couldn’t put them on the sill where the crank handle is. So, I got to planning my flower boxes!Ĭheck out Saw Hub for more fun and simple DIY wood working projects! So, it occurred to me that maybe something green and growing in my master bedroom might just help brighten my winter days a little bit. I just got so tired of the daily grind and the gray and the white and the never-seeing-the-sun and the every day being the same. But that doesn’t change the fact that I really did have a tough time personally. There really isn’t any explanation for it as we had an actually VERY short winter for us. This post is about how I built hanging flower boxes for my master bedroom! So this past winter I kinda went stir crazy with cabin fever. Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window).Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window).Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window).Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window).

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