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Lady spray paints 2 wire Dollar Store trash cans with matte black paint and glues them to round wooden cutting boards. This porch hack is blowing up!

Transform your porch with a chic and affordable DIY project that turns ordinary Dollar Store wire trash cans into elegant side tables. Not only does this enhance the aesthetic of your outdoor space with a modern touch, but it also offers a unique, cost-effective solution for stylish porch decor. This project is perfect for those looking to add a personal touch to their porch or patio without breaking the bank, offering a sleek, modern look that complements various styles.

The finished side tables should be placed on a porch or patio, ideally in pairs or flanking outdoor seating. Pair them with neutral-toned furniture to let the matte black finish stand out as a focal point. Consider adding a small potted plant or a stack of outdoor-friendly books on top to enhance the minimalist aesthetic. The matte black color will coordinate well with both rustic and contemporary decor, making these tables versatile additions to any outdoor setting.

Matte Black Wire Trash Can Side Tables

Materials

2 wire trash cans (from Dollar Store)

Matte black spray paint (suitable for metal)

2 round wooden cutting boards (approximately 12 inches in diameter)

Strong adhesive suitable for wood and metal

Protective gloves

Drop cloth or newspaper (for surface protection during painting)

Directions

Place a drop cloth or newspaper in a well-ventilated area to protect your working surface.

Wear protective gloves before handling the spray paint.

Take the wire trash cans and evenly coat them with the matte black spray paint. Allow them to dry completely according to the paint manufacturer’s instructions.

Once the trash cans are dry, apply a generous amount of strong adhesive to the bottom rim of each can.

Carefully position a round wooden cutting board onto the adhesive-coated rim of each can, ensuring it is centered and level.

Press down gently and allow the adhesive to set according to the manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring a secure bond between the trash can and the cutting board.

Once fully dry and bonded, place the completed side tables on your porch.

Variations & Tips

For a personalized touch, consider using different colors of spray paint to match your existing outdoor decor. You could also experiment with different top materials, such as a glass or marble cutting board, for a more luxurious feel. If you prefer a taller table, stack two wire trash cans before attaching the cutting board. Ensure stability by firmly securing them together with additional adhesive or zip ties before proceeding with the rest of the steps.

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