Sandbox plans

Sandbox Lid With Bench (Zandbak Deksel Met Bankje): Playing with sand is not only fun for many ages, but it is also very educational. But this sandbox, in my case, is also very messy and dirty with cats running around (at night). So, I searched for a good and handy lid but the size of my sandbox is n…

Kids will surely enjoy playing in this clever DIY sandbox. If you're not a fan of sand-covered bottoms, take heart! This sandbox has built-in benches for your little ones. This project from Ana-white.com is perfect for beginners. All you need are wood, sand, and the right tools. Create a place for your kids to enjoy the outdoors. Click below for the

Everyone with a sand box knows that lids are a necessity. But double-duty lids are crazy awesome, especially if they convert to a seat! This easy to build sandbox with built-in seats is a reader favorite and has been built thousands of times. For more awesome projects (or to leave some love if you've built this) visit my blog at www.ladygoats.com

So I was bound and determined not to spend $50 on a plastic sandbox that is more likely to crack, especially in the Houston sun (I mean, what wouldn’t want to crack in the 115 degree sun of J…

A sandbox with cover is a safe and fun play area for your kids that you can easily cover when not in use. Use our guide to build this sandbox!

Wooden sand box

It’s that time of year when the kids are out of school and all of the possibilities that they ever dreamed of are at their fingertips, and yet what do you hear when you unleash them into the wilderness of your yard, “I’M BORED!” Well, thankfully, we rarely hear our kids say that over the […]

Everyone with a sand box knows that lids are a necessity. But double-duty lids are crazy awesome, especially if they convert to a seat! This easy to build sandbox with built-in seats is a reader favorite and has been built thousands of times. For more awesome projects (or to leave some love if you've built this) visit my blog at www.ladygoats.com

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