These DIY water table plans show you how to make a simple and sturdy sensory table for your toddler. The easy and simple design can also be used as a sand and water table!
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Guess what!
I am collaborating with Brittany again for another fun little project! In case you missed it, we collaborated on the DIY dog bowl stand last week!
This project is for the littles in your life.
A sand and water table is an outdoor toy that can keep children busy for hours!
It is also the perfect way to keep your toddlers learning and cool during the summer months.
From sensory play to science projects to pretend play, we used our plastic sensory tables to the fullest until a year ago!
I wish I had built something like this which would have stood the test of time!
When Brittany suggested this project, I was excited to design it for her! 
The table can hold 2 bins and you can fill them both with water or one with water and one with sand.
Either way, it will create lots of fun and memories!
DIY Water Table Plans
If you are ready to build the water table, get the plans to build it below!
Be sure to visit Brittany’s blog to see all the details and lots more pictures of the project and how to build this simple DIY water table.
Thanks’ to Brittany for collaborating on this project.
Don’t forget to stop by Brittany’s blog for all the building details and tips and the exact bins she used!
If you decide to build it, I’d love to see it! Feel free to email photos to me at [email protected]life.com or tag me on Instagram @anikasdiylife and Brittany@brittanymerth for a chance to be featured on social media!
Can’t wait to see!
CHAREN TEAGUE says
I’;ve looked here and on Brittini’s blog and still do not see the plans. I see a step by step which just says drill pocket holes according to the “plans” etc. What am I missing.
Anika says
Hi Charen, There is a blue button that says “Click here to download plans”. The plans will be sent to you by email.
CHAREN TEAGUE says
Where are the plans, i.e. lumber, cuts, etc