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Lounge Bovik 70 – DIY Plan

12,90 €

Build your own Lounge Bovik 70 – a sturdy and modern lounge chair in wood with a wide seat, straight armrests, and a comfortable tilt for relaxed comfort. The stable, torsion-resistant construction with slats in the seat and back provides a well-thought-out expression and allows water to run off outdoors. You will receive a DIY Plan and PDF with a complete shopping list, cutting instructions, and a clear step-by-step manual (easy, about 6–8 hours).

Estimated time	6-8 h
Material	Wood
Units	Metric millimeter (mm)
Level	Easy

Included in the build plan

✓ Materials list – everything you need
✓ Cut list and clear cutting diagrams
✓ Step-by-step instructions
✓ Clear building illustrations

SKU: 50112 Categories: Chair, Lounge

Description

DIY Plan for building a Lounge Bovik 70. It is a sturdy lounge chair made of wood with a wide seating area and straight armrests that give a calm, modern expression on the patio, terrace, or in a conservatory. The picture shows a clear, angular shape with strong legs and a slatted back that matches the seat, making the furniture look well-crafted from all angles. The slight slope in the seat and back provides a relaxed sitting position that is just as suitable for a coffee in the sun as for a longer time with a book or tablet.

The construction is designed to be stable and torsion-resistant. The frame consists of two supporting side pieces that hold together the armrests, seat, and back, providing a solid feeling when you sit down. The seat is built with slats that are screwed in place to create a smooth and durable surface, and the same type of slats creates a back that is both comfortable and airy. The construction also allows water to run off more easily, which is practical when the furniture is outdoors. If you want a cozier feel, you can complement it with a cushion, but the chair works well even without.

In this DIY Plan, you will receive a drawing and a PDF to download as a digital file, with a complete shopping list, sawing/cutting instructions with drawings, and a step-by-step assembly guide in a clear manual. The difficulty level is easy and the normal building time is 6–8 hours.

Dimensions

Digital delivery

This is a digital guide. The guide is delivered as a PDF that can be downloaded immediately after purchase or through the order email sent to the specified email address.

The guide contains the information needed to build the product illustrated on this page.

Table of contents of the guide:

Introduction
Tools
Sawing
Mounting

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Step 1

Get building materials

Bring the shopping list to your hardware store. In many places, you can borrow a trailer for free when you buy the material.

The shopping list includes:

Lumber dimensions and lengths
Fixing material
Accessories (varies depending on project).

Step 2

Cut the parts

All parts are clearly drawn and marked with a letter.

This makes it easy to cut all the parts needed for the build.

Step 3

Assembly

Once the parts are cut, it's time for assembly.

The guide shows step-by-step how to assemble the parts through illustrations and concise information on each step.

Experience the magic when everything fits together perfectly.

Done

Building materials & tools

Below is a list of materials and suggestions for building tools. A complete shopping list with quantities and sawing instructions is available when you buy the DIY guide.