ALL MEASUREMENTS MUST BE METRIC NOT IMPERIAL. Build a box for a Fisher & Paykel Condenser dryer to sit on so I don't have to bend over to load and unload. Dimensions: · External width: 650mm · External depth: 645mm · Total height: 450mm Materials: · 900mm x 450mm H1.2 NZ treated pine timber · 12mm plywood for the top surface Construction details: · Four legs at 400mm height · Top frame made from the 900x450mm timber (650mm front/back, 645mm sides) · Plywood deck screwed on top · Rubber non-slip mat on top of plywood · Simple butt joints with screws (no complex joinery needed) Requirements: · Must support 44kg static weight plus vibration from running dryer · Beginner skill level · Please provide a screw list, and step-by-step assembly instructions. Cut list won't be necessary as it's being cut for me at my local Mitre10 hardware store.

This plan details the construction of a robust, heavy-duty pedestal for a Fisher & Paykel condenser dryer. The design prioritizes strength and stability to safely support the appliance's static weight and operational vibrations. Built with standard 90x45mm treated pine and a 12mm plywood top, it uses simple butt joint construction suitable for beginners. To ensure maximum stability and meet your final height requirement of 450mm, this plan uses a table-style construction with full-length legs. The frame rails are attached to the sides of the legs, creating a much stronger structure than placing the frame on top of the legs. This required adjusting the leg length from the initial 400mm estimate to 438mm to perfectly achieve the 450mm total height when combined with the 12mm plywood top.

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