Cross Table Torpa – DIY plan

DIY Plan for building the Cross Table Torpa. This outdoor table has a classic and rustic design inspired by traditional furniture constructions. The table is built with two sturdy cross legs that provide a stable foundation while creating the characteristic shape that makes the model timeless. The crosses meet in the middle, creating a clear and harmonious form that makes the table steady and balanced even on a patio or in the garden. The tabletop is straight and simple in its design, allowing the cross-shaped construction of the underframe to stand out clearly. The overall impression is a robust and functional outdoor table with a traditional feel that fits well in rural environments, on porches, or in summer houses.

The difficulty level is easy, making the building project suitable for those who want to take on their first larger carpentry task. The approximate time required is 8–12 hours, which means it can be completed over a weekend. To achieve straight cuts and sturdy joints, a miter saw is a good tool, along with a drill and precise measuring tools. The drawing guides you step by step through the work, from cutting the various parts to building the cross legs and finally assembling the apron and tabletop. The construction is thoughtfully designed to be both easy to build and to provide a durable result that withstands the test of time. The classic design language ensures that the table always feels current and is suitable for both everyday use and festive occasions.

The DIY Plan includes a complete material list, saw and cutting instructions, as well as assembly steps.