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You never really know what you're stepping into when walking around on public streets, so keeping your shoes by the entryway is a time-old tradition. The habit of taking off your shoes when you enter ...

F: Feet Make and install the feet To make the five feet for the hall tree, you need to cut a 27-degree angle at the table saw along all four edges of the foot blocks (Q). Once the angles have been ...

As the first place where you (and your guests) set foot in your home, the entryway should be a warm, inviting place to drop your bags, keys, and shoes. However, it’s also one of the top places in the ...

A shoe storage bench in the entryway or front hall is primarily practical, but also helps create an inviting, cozy vibe after you walk in the door—especially when you're bundled up in winter. It's ...