A grandmother has taken a Pinterest project and transformed it into a reality and she spent less than £50- including chairs.
Lego projects are one of the best ways to entertain kids so it's no wonder purpose-built lego stations are on to-do lists.
Sharing the post in a Facebook group for bargain lovers the grandmother said that she managed the project on a £40 budget.
It comes with rails to hang pots of leggo pieces, lego boards and if you already have chairs or stools the cost drops to £22.16.
Since posting, other parents and guardians have shared their projects and admiration.
Buying a purpose-built lego table can cost anywhere from £48- £100 and not all of them come with the addition of sliding storage containers.
The original poster said: "Ive made the lego table for my grandchildren from the Ikea lack coffee table
- IKEA Lack coffee table £6
- IKEA Sunnersta kitchen rail £3 each
- IKEA Sunnersta extra pots 75p each
- IKEA Mammut chair £9
- Lego compatible base boards £1.79 each from home bargain
"Total cost £40.16
"If you didn't want chairs it would have only cost £22.16 and its so easy to make"
Over one thousand people have liked the photographs and more than one comment just said : "wow"
"Looks great we made one too, so easy and cheap to make!" said another shopper who opted for a different colour scheme of white, blue, red and grey.
"I made one too, the kids love it", said another.
"This is awesome! I may need to make an adult sized one...", joked another member of the group.
Someone else said that if you wanted to make a slightly bigger table it's possible with a different Ikea table.
They said: "If you wanted to make it taller for an older child, ikea do desk legs that can be purchased separately.
"We went for 4 of the £2.50 legs and the lack table to create a small desk for our daughter. The stool is also from the ikea bathroom section."
"Brilliant was literally about to spend £70 on one of these!!", said a shopper who welcomed the savings.
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