What you are building

Play kitchen plans PDF to build a wooden kids play kitchen in the painted catalog style from two sheets of 3/4 in plywood and ordinary 1x4 and 1x6 boards. If you can put together flat-pack furniture, you can build this: numbered steps with one clear drawing each, a parts list with letters, a plywood cutting diagram, a cut list and a shopping list.

The build: a play kitchen 40 in wide, 13 in deep and 38 in tall for ages 3 and up, with the counter about 21 in high. A painted base (white or sage) holds an oven door with a window that is hinged at the bottom with a soft stop, a cupboard door under the sink, and a small drawer. A light wood counter has a sink cutout sized for a common stainless mixing bowl (the measuring method is included) and four painted burners. The upper backsplash has two shelves, a hook rail, a faux range hood and four knobs made from wooden drawer pulls. All corners are rounded and there are no small parts. Two sheets of 3/4 in plywood and a few 1x boards, all standard 8 ft sticks. About 13 hours of work over a weekend, plus a few days for the paint to cure.

Who these plans are for

First-time builders who can follow flat-pack instructions and want a painted wooden play kitchen without the designer price, with a shopping list for the lumberyard.

How the set works

Meet the kitchen and the safety points, measure your stainless bowl for the sink, then follow the numbered steps with one drawing each, with the plywood cutting diagram, the cut list and the shopping list, plus finishing, a budget planner and a regular check log.

Sheets inside

Plan at a glance, Measure your bowl, Round every corner, How to read the plans, Tools and hardware, Safety and child-safe finish, then the finished piece and the parts (with the cut list), the plywood cutting diagram, one page per numbered step, and the shopping list and hardware. Also Finishing and care, Budget planner, Regular check log and a Quick-reference card.