# Full-size pergola table: Original 24-foot size [View illustrated instructions](https://diyplans.org/plans/full-size-pergola-table) Five continuous top planks, four cross frames and six inset seats at the original 288 x 94 x 28 1/2-in overall size. Inspired by [Donald Judd’s Pergola Table 23](https://judd.furniture/furniture/pergola-table-23/), this full-size interpretation preserves the published 288 x 94 x 28 1/2-in envelope. Eleven illustrated steps, dimensioned joint layouts and editable CAD describe 29 wooden parts. It uses custom cypress stock and five continuous 24-foot top planks. The joinery is independently developed; this is an unbuilt design concept with no tested seating capacity or load rating. The newly authored package is licensed [CC BY-NC 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/). ## License CC BY-NC 4.0 International ## Configurations - [Original 24-foot size](https://diyplans.org/plans/full-size-pergola-table.md): Five continuous top planks, four cross frames and six inset seats at the original 288 x 94 x 28 1/2-in overall size. Revision 1. Default configuration. Revision: 1 Status: published Difficulty: advanced ## Before you start - Use the original 24-foot overall size. The accompanying pergola structure is outside this table package. - Order dry, sound cypress heartwood dressed to the finished sections below. Cypress is our proposed outdoor material; the original was pine. Have the supplier confirm usable lengths, grade, moisture condition and finished sections before buying. - Keep the five top planks continuous. Each needs 288 in of clear usable length after trimming. The shopping list allows a 26-ft blank. A butt joint between crossbars is unsupported; shorter top boards require a revised plan. - Confirm the 1/4-in top gaps with the timber supplier for its moisture condition and expected exposure. If a different gap is required, revise the model, tabletop width and centred edge margins before laying out the first plank. - Prepare a firm, level, drained base and clear space for bringing in 24-ft boards. Assemble the table in its final position. Plan lifting with enough helpers and suitable supports for the actual timber weights. - Arrange review of the leg laps, rail joints, fasteners and long tabletop spans before fabrication. This package has no tested seating capacity or load rating. Do not stand or sit on the tabletop. - Use a saw with capacity for 6x6 stock, a router or drill-and-chisel setup, a long straightedge, square, tape, clamps, drill, countersink, drill guide, sockets, sanding tools, eye and hearing protection. Trial the joints in scrap first. ## Dimensions - Overall length: 288 in. Original 24-foot size. - Overall width: 94 in. Wood envelope; bolt heads and nuts project beyond it. - Tabletop height: 28 1/2 in - Tabletop width: 57 1/4 in. Five 11 1/4-in boards and four 1/4-in gaps. - Seat height: 18 in - Seat depth: 11 1/4 in ## Shopping list Stock yields allow 1/8-in kerfs plus 1/2 in per board for trimming. Custom cypress and 26-ft top blanks require a timber-yard quote. Retail search links are sourcing aids, not verified product matches. - 13 boards: Cypress heartwood timber, 6x6 x 8 ft; actual 5 1/2 in square. Four crossbars; six rails; three boards yield 3+3+2 legs. Allow 1/8-in kerfs; reject underlength stock. Timber-yard special order; search results are not verified equivalents.. Home Depot: [Find matching cypress heartwood timber](https://www.homedepot.com/s/6x6%20cypress%20timber) - 5 boards: Cypress heartwood top boards, 2x12 x 26 ft; actual 1 1/2 x 11 1/4 in. Custom order. Each blank must yield one sound 288-in top plank. No equivalent retail length verified.. Home Depot: [Find matching cypress heartwood top boards](https://www.homedepot.com/s/2x12%20cypress%20lumber) - 6 boards: Cypress heartwood seat boards, 2x12 x 8 ft; actual 1 1/2 x 11 1/4 in. One seat from each board. Verify species, usable section and outdoor suitability.. Home Depot: [Find matching cypress heartwood seat boards](https://www.homedepot.com/s/2x12%20cypress%20lumber) - 16 bolts: Stainless through-bolts, 1/2 x 7 in. Two per leg/crossbar lap. Confirm usable grip with selected washers and nut.. Home Depot: [Find matching stainless through-bolts](https://www.homedepot.com/s/1%2F2%207%20stainless%20steel%20hex%20bolt) - 32 washers: Stainless flat washers, 1/2 in. Two per frame bolt; choose compatible hardware.. Home Depot: [Find matching stainless flat washers](https://www.homedepot.com/s/1%2F2%20stainless%20steel%20flat%20washer) - 16 nuts: Stainless hex nuts, 1/2 in; thread to match bolts. One per frame bolt.. Home Depot: [Find matching stainless hex nuts](https://www.homedepot.com/s/1%2F2%20stainless%20steel%20hex%20nut) - 12 bolts: Stainless rail retaining bolts, 1/4 x 7 in. One per tenon. The timber shoulders and tenons provide bearing.. Home Depot: [Find matching stainless rail retaining bolts](https://www.homedepot.com/s/1%2F4%207%20stainless%20steel%20hex%20bolt) - 24 washers: Stainless flat washers, 1/4 in. Two per retaining bolt.. Home Depot: [Find matching stainless flat washers](https://www.homedepot.com/s/1%2F4%20stainless%20steel%20flat%20washer) - 12 nuts: Stainless hex nuts, 1/4 in; thread to match bolts. One per retaining bolt.. Home Depot: [Find matching stainless hex nuts](https://www.homedepot.com/s/1%2F4%20stainless%20steel%20hex%20nut) - 68 screws: Exterior stainless flat-head screws suitable for wood, #12 x 3 in. 20 top screws and 48 seat screws. Priced comparable: 7 packs of 10 (70 screws). Everbilt labels this a fully threaded sheet-metal screw and lists wood as a use; drill clearance holes through the top member and verify pilot and exposure suitability. It has no verified connection rating for this design.. Home Depot: [Everbilt #12 x 3 in stainless flat-head screw, 10-pack (wood-use comparable)](https://www.homedepot.com/p/204283134) - 1 coverage-based lot: Exterior penetrating finish and end-grain sealer, Coverage for approximately 535 sq ft before joint deductions. Select container sizes and coat count from the product instructions; quantity and price remain unverified.. Home Depot: [Find matching exterior penetrating finish and end-grain sealer](https://www.homedepot.com/s/exterior%20wood%20penetrating%20finish%20end%20grain%20sealer) ### Required installation supplies - Confirm timber grade, moisture condition and dressed sections. - Confirm exterior screw suitability and bolt grip lengths. - Confirm finish coverage and coat count. ### Optional material depending on installation - Assemble in its final location on a firm, level, drained base. **Priced materials subtotal: $40.04 USD** Estimated October 1, 2026. Priced screws only: 7 ten-packs x $5.72 = $40.04, before tax and delivery. Home Depot online price; no store selected. All remaining construction materials are unpriced. Still to price: 13 cypress 6x6 x 8-ft boards; 5 custom cypress 2x12 x 26-ft boards; 6 cypress 2x12 x 8-ft boards; All frame and rail bolts, washers and nuts; Finish and end-grain sealer. This subtotal does not cover the complete project. ## Materials in the model Installed wood only; fasteners listed separately in the shopping list. - 6x6 timber: 8 legs, 4 crossbars, 6 rails: 18 installed pieces - 2x12 boards: 6 seats and 5 top planks: 11 installed pieces Not quantified: - Metal hardware not included in the 29 wood-part count. - Finish quantity depends on selected coverage and coats. ## Tools and equipment - Saw sized for 6x6 timber - Router or drill and chisels - Drill, countersink and drill guide - Long straightedge, square and tape - Clamps, sockets and temporary braces - Sanding tools and eye/hearing protection - Suitable lifting equipment and helpers for 24-ft boards ## Instructions ### 1. Check and cut the stock - Measure the actual board thicknesses and widths. Stop and revise the model if they differ from the scheduled sections. - Crosscut and label the eight legs, four crossbars, six rails and six seats. Keep the longer middle-bay pieces separate. - Trim the five top planks to 288 in only after confirming the final frame layout. Reserve straight, sound stock for the long spans. Check: Count 29 wood parts. All ends are square; the top boards have no splice. ![Stock allocation for 29 wooden parts.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-01-stock/01-stock.png?brand=1) Stock allocation for 29 wooden parts. ### 2. Mark the leg joints - Mark every leg from its bottom end. Mark the top lap from 21 1/2 to 27 in, removing 2 3/4 in from the same longitudinal half of each leg. - Mark each rail mortise 12 1/4 to 15 1/4 in above the foot and centred across the 5 1/2-in leg width. Cut it 3 in wide and 2 in deep from the rail-facing end. - Cut one mortise in each end-frame leg. Cut opposing mortises in each middle-frame leg, leaving a 1 1/2-in web. Keep the outer side faces intact. - Fit a trial 3 x 3-in tenon in scrap. Adjust for a snug sliding fit before cutting all joints. Check: The rail shoulders will finish at 11 and 16 1/2 in above the foot. ![Leg mortises and top lap layout.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-02-leg-layout/02-leg-layout.png?brand=1) Leg mortises and top lap layout. ### 3. Assemble the cross frames - Cut the complementary 5 1/2-in-long, 2 3/4-in-deep lap at each end of every 94-in crossbar. - Clamp one crossbar to its two legs. Keep the crossbar top 27 in above the feet and the outside leg faces 94 in apart. - Match-drill 9/16-in holes along the table length at 23 and 25 1/2 in above the feet, centred 2 3/4 in across each leg. Fit two 1/2-in bolts per joint. - Repeat for the remaining three frames and label them 1 to 4. Keep them movable until the bench rails are fitted. Check: Each frame has equal diagonals and coplanar feet. Tighten without crushing the wood. ![Complementary laps join two legs to each crossbar.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-03-frame/03-frame.png?brand=1) Complementary laps join two legs to each crossbar. ### 4. Cut the bench-rail tenons - Mark a 2-in shoulder at each end of every rail. Leave a centred 3 x 3-in tenon by removing 1 1/4 in from each face. - Keep 87 3/4 in between shoulders on the four outer-bay rails and 90 1/2 in on the two middle-bay rails. - Mark each retaining-bolt line 1 in from the tenon tip and centred through the tenon height. Do not drawbore or offset these holes. - Dry-fit the rails to the corresponding mortises. Keep the shoulders square and fully seated. Check: The middle rail is 94 1/2 in overall; each outer rail is 91 3/4 in. ![Centred rail tenon, shoulder and retaining-bolt position.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-04-rail-joint/04-rail-joint.png?brand=1) Centred rail tenon, shoulder and retaining-bolt position. ### 5. Join the first bay - Stand frame 1 on the level base and brace it temporarily. Insert both first-bay rails into its mortises at the same time. - Support the free rail ends at the correct height. Slide frame 2 onto both tenons until every shoulder closes. Keep hands away from closing joints. - Match-drill 9/32-in holes across the table width through the leg and tenon at each marked pin line. Fit the four 1/4-in retaining bolts and washers. - Check 93 1/4 in from the outer end of frame 1 to the leading face of frame 2. Do not use the bolts to pull a badly fitted joint closed. Check: The clear first bay is 87 3/4 in; the rail tops are 16 1/2 in above the base. ![Slide frame 2 onto both supported rails.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-05-first-bay-motion/05-first-bay.gif?brand=1) Slide frame 2 onto both supported rails. ### 6. Add the middle bay - Insert the two longer rails into frame 2. Support them and slide frame 3 onto both free ends. - Seat the shoulders, then match-drill and install four retaining bolts as for the first bay. - Measure the leading face of frame 3 at 189 1/4 in from the same outer end. Check the base diagonals and frame alignment. Check: The middle clear bay is 90 1/2 in. Both middle frames stay upright and parallel. ![Fit the longer rails between the two middle frames.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-06-middle-bay/06-middle-bay.png?brand=1) Fit the longer rails between the two middle frames. ### 7. Close the final bay - Insert the remaining two outer-bay rails into frame 3 and slide frame 4 onto their ends. - Install the last four rail retaining bolts. Align the leading face of frame 4 at 282 1/2 in. - Check the complete frame measures 288 x 94 in across its outer wood faces. Adjust the base so all eight feet bear before removing temporary braces. Check: All rail shoulders close and the four crossbar tops share one plane. ![Complete the frame with the final outer bay.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-07-final-bay/07-final-bay.png?brand=1) Complete the frame with the final outer bay. ### 8. Fit the six seats - Position the two longer seats in the middle bay and the four shorter seats in the outer bays. Keep 1/8 in clear at each leg. - Align each seat outside edge with the outside of the frame. The seat projects 5 3/4 in inward beyond its bench rail. - Use four screw stations along each seat, 6 in from the ends and evenly spaced between. At each station, place screws 1 1/4 and 4 1/4 in from the outside edge. - Drill clearance holes through the seat and manufacturer-sized pilots into the rail. Drive eight #12 x 3-in screws per seat with heads flush. Check: Every screw enters the rail. Seats finish at 18 in and do not bridge the leg gaps. ![Six seats fit between the frames.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-08-seats/08-seats.png?brand=1) Six seats fit between the frames. ![Seat screw positions stay over the supporting rail.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-08-seat-fasteners/08-seat-fasteners.png?brand=1) Seat screw positions stay over the supporting rail. ### 9. Position the first top plank - Mark the first tabletop outside edge 18 3/8 in from the near outside frame edge. - With the planned lifting assistance, set the first 24-ft plank across all four crossbars. Align both ends with the outer frames. - Use one #12 x 3-in screw on the plank centreline at each crossbar centre, measured from one end at 2 3/4, 96, 192 and 285 1/4 in. - Drill board clearance holes and manufacturer-sized pilots. Keep the screw heads flush and the plank edges free to move across their width. Check: The first plank bears on all four crossbars without rocking. ![Place the first continuous 24-foot top plank.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-09-first-plank/09-first-plank.png?brand=1) Place the first continuous 24-foot top plank. ### 10. Complete the tabletop - Set the remaining four planks with 1/4-in spacers between their long edges. Keep the ends aligned. - Fasten each plank through its centreline at the four crossbars. Use 20 top screws total. Do not glue the edges or add fixed fasteners near both edges. - Check the final tabletop width is 57 1/4 in and the outside margins are 18 3/8 in on both sides. - Remove the spacers and confirm the planned gaps remain open along the full length. Check: The tabletop finishes at 28 1/2 in high. Each board can expand towards the adjacent gaps. ![Five planks form the tabletop with four expansion gaps.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-10-tabletop/10-tabletop.png?brand=1) Five planks form the tabletop with four expansion gaps. ![Plank layout and crossbar screw positions.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-10-top-layout/10-top-layout.png?brand=1) Plank layout and crossbar screw positions. ### 11. Finish and inspect the table - Ease exposed edges and corners, remove splinters and sand the touch surfaces. Keep bearing shoulders and tenons square. - Apply the selected exterior finish and end-grain treatment, including accessible undersides, according to its instructions. Keep timber feet off soil and standing water. - Check every joint, screw and bearing point. Recheck fasteners after the timber settles, and inspect periodically for movement, splitting and decay. - Complete the joint and loading review before use. Keep the table unloaded if a joint moves or a board splits. Check: All eight feet bear, no joint racks, and all hardware is secure without crushing the timber. ![Completed table geometry; finish and inspect every joint.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-11-finished/11-finished.png?brand=1) Completed table geometry; finish and inspect every joint. ## Drawings and views ![Stock allocation for 29 wooden parts.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-01-stock/01-stock.png?brand=1) Stock allocation for 29 wooden parts. ![Leg mortises and top lap layout.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-02-leg-layout/02-leg-layout.png?brand=1) Leg mortises and top lap layout. ![Complementary laps join two legs to each crossbar.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-03-frame/03-frame.png?brand=1) Complementary laps join two legs to each crossbar. ![Centred rail tenon, shoulder and retaining-bolt position.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-04-rail-joint/04-rail-joint.png?brand=1) Centred rail tenon, shoulder and retaining-bolt position. ![Slide frame 2 onto both supported rails.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-05-first-bay-motion/05-first-bay.gif?brand=1) Slide frame 2 onto both supported rails. ![Slide frame 2 onto both supported rails.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-05-first-bay/05-first-bay.png?brand=1) Slide frame 2 onto both supported rails. ![Fit the longer rails between the two middle frames.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-06-middle-bay/06-middle-bay.png?brand=1) Fit the longer rails between the two middle frames. ![Complete the frame with the final outer bay.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-07-final-bay/07-final-bay.png?brand=1) Complete the frame with the final outer bay. ![Seat screw positions stay over the supporting rail.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-08-seat-fasteners/08-seat-fasteners.png?brand=1) Seat screw positions stay over the supporting rail. ![Six seats fit between the frames.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-08-seats/08-seats.png?brand=1) Six seats fit between the frames. ![Place the first continuous 24-foot top plank.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-09-first-plank/09-first-plank.png?brand=1) Place the first continuous 24-foot top plank. ![Five planks form the tabletop with four expansion gaps.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-10-tabletop/10-tabletop.png?brand=1) Five planks form the tabletop with four expansion gaps. ![Plank layout and crossbar screw positions.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-10-top-layout/10-top-layout.png?brand=1) Plank layout and crossbar screw positions. ![Completed table geometry; finish and inspect every joint.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-11-finished/11-finished.png?brand=1) Completed table geometry; finish and inspect every joint. ![Overall dimensions and frame positions. All dimensions in inches.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-dimensions/dimensions.png?brand=1) Overall dimensions and frame positions. All dimensions in inches. ![Full-size pergola table: five continuous top planks and six inset seats.](https://diyplans.org/media/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/image-overview/overview.png?brand=1) Full-size pergola table: five continuous top planks and six inset seats. ## Downloads - [Editable FreeCAD model](https://diyplans.org/downloads/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/native/full-size-pergola-table-original-24-foot-size-r1-model.FCStd): FCStd, 560361 bytes, file revision 1. 29 individually identified wooden parts in millimeters. Joint bores are modeled; screw bores and metal hardware solids are omitted. 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SHA-256: 6617133422092f79acf9f25de8206036c120a14984adc25298bb92e422e4d2e0 - [IGES model](https://diyplans.org/downloads/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/cad-iges/full-size-pergola-table-original-24-foot-size-r1-model.iges): IGES, 1043685 bytes, file revision 1. Surface geometry for older CAD tools. Use STEP when supported. SHA-256: 51c4f02969e6aa4b9634f862c3e2f473a5688f66b260bda4d961aacc95c74369 - [STL mesh](https://diyplans.org/downloads/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/cad-stl/full-size-pergola-table-original-24-foot-size-r1-model.stl): STL, 913484 bytes, file revision 1. Triangulated assembly at full size in millimeters. Scale and prepare parts before 3D printing. SHA-256: 77dfa07ee59195eca384076c1b13c87d2bf533c2b2420561c3451f27cea1d6cc - [OBJ mesh](https://diyplans.org/downloads/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/cad-obj/full-size-pergola-table-original-24-foot-size-r1-model.obj): OBJ, 774288 bytes, file revision 1. Triangulated geometry for modeling and rendering tools. Import using millimeters. SHA-256: 29663d0061bf3e5a4adddc665c3939772ab966e249996a7f23ccd384e6a3f0f3 - [License and attribution](https://diyplans.org/downloads/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/license/license.txt): OTHER, 1547 bytes, file revision 1. CC BY-NC 4.0 rights and limitations for the newly authored package. SHA-256: 0ecae60983a74e608bf7af346705d4c33c248cbf7bad6213ad3ca18347650241 - [Plan disclaimer](https://diyplans.org/downloads/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/disclaimer/disclaimer.txt): OTHER, 1807 bytes, file revision 1. CC BY-NC 4.0 rights and limitations for the newly authored package. SHA-256: 8fe43b5d38b4fe6a48a1092d7c27a3e52e0a3523d9192b6adca052ced9b1a9ae - [File notices](https://diyplans.org/downloads/packages/bca05711e45f9ab9a6720ff3b31fa107d3a9d4faadc07bf88f510c2064935bae/file-notices/file-notices.txt): OTHER, 402 bytes, file revision 1. CC BY-NC 4.0 rights and limitations for the newly authored package. SHA-256: 830b9c20abde06d111d73a23515ac992a4ea1aafc3dd7effe843f92c371c04b5 ## Using the CAD files - Open the FreeCAD model to inspect each solid and joint. All CAD geometry uses millimeters. - Use STEP for solid exchange; IGES for surfaces; STL and OBJ for mesh tools. Meshes contain the full-size assembly and need preparation before printing. - This is an unbuilt concept with geometry and consistency checks, no structural load rating or physical prototype. Confirm joints, materials and site suitability before construction. ## Sources Design reference: Donald Judd, Pergola Table 23, 1982. Independent CAD interpretation, illustrations and instructions by DIYplans.org, licensed CC BY-NC 4.0. This is an unbuilt interpretation, not an authorized Judd fabrication drawing or product. - [Donald Judd: Pergola Table 23](https://judd.furniture/furniture/pergola-table-23/) - [Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/) - [Home Depot screw comparable and online price](https://www.homedepot.com/p/204283134)