Free Porch Swing Plans

How to make a Porch Swing Seat
This seat has an adjustable seat-back which angles back to give varying degrees of comfort depending on whether or not you want to sit up straight or lie back a little. As with other Buildeazy projects, it designed with the home handyman or DIYer in mind.

Shopsmith Porch Swing
This swing is a real “beauty” -- and with these plans, you can build it yourself easily and quickly in about a week-end. When you’ve finished, you’ll have a Porch Swing to rival any of the old “classics” you could hope to find at an antique shop, garage sale...

Lee's Porch Swing
This striking porch swing offers style and comfort when you want to relax after a hard days work. Also it is the perfect place to share a starry night with that special person in your life.

Black and Decker Porch Swing
This porch swing is made from sturdy pine to provide years and years of memory making. The gentle curve of the slatted seat and the relaxed angle of the swing back are designed for your comfort.

Adirondack Swing
Modeled after the classic Adirondack lawn chair, this two-person swing features rounded wooden slats and a comfortable slant-back design. This style swing is typically installed on a covered porch or gazebo. It can also be hung beneath a second-story deck or...

Bridgewater Bench Swing
Minimalistic plans for a nice looking bench swing that's built to take a lickin.

Covered Garden Swing
The Harrisons decided to add a garden swing, encased in an arbor and surrounded by a lovely garden. The do-it-yourselfer can expect to spend about two weekends and $500 on materials to complete the job.

Sunset Porch Swing
The high-backed swing hangs securely from sturdy, 5/8-inch-diameter nylon or hemp rope that runs through the swing's arms and frame. Distinctive diamond shapes cut in the back and sides echo a detail from the Adirondack-style Sunset chair.

HGTV Porch Swing
Hosts Pat Simpson and Jodi Marks show how to build and hang a charming porch swing.. This project should take two days and involves a lot of measuring and cutting, so it helps if you have some basic woodworking skills and access to a wide variety of...

Building a Swing Arbor
This swing arbor project is fairly easy to build, requiring only basic carpentry skills, and can provide years of outdoor enjoyment. The materials cost about $100, and it can be completed over the course of a few afternoons.

The Sheltered Swing
A porch swing with it's own porch roof. Ideal for yards without shade trees.

U-Bild Porch Swing
A handsome and comfortable addition to any porch or patio. 60 in. long as pictured, but length may be adjusted.