Concrete Tile Side Table

I made a side table that can be used anywhere for any purpose. It is an inexpensive way to have some thing nice in for home that you can say you made. It can be modified to put in and place by changing the size of the tile/paver and plywood to desired length. I am also a middle school student. You can also use stones and epoxy and put them in a mold and do that I will make a different instructable for that later on.

1. Tile or paver
2. construction adhesive
3. 2x4x8 or 2x2x8
4. plywood at least 2ftX2ft depending on the size of table. (optional)
5. stain (optional)
6. miter saw or another saw
7. sander or sandpaper
8. pre stain or wood conditioner (optional)
9. 10oz. Light-Duty drip free smooth chalk gun
10. glue
11. nail gun/hammer and nails (optional but recommended)

Cut the 4 legs to 24in long or desired length.

Cut the plywood to length of the tile/paver or desired length.

Sand the legs and the plywood to get ready to stain.

Glue and nail the legs and plywood together.

Pre stain the legs and plywood. optional but recommend.

stain the legs and plywood your desired color. This is optional but highly recommend.

Put a cot of polyurethane/top coat on it. This step is optional.

Put the construction adhesive on the plywood and put the tile/paver on the plywood.

Your now finished put it in your desired spot.