Monday, November 19, 2007

children's book storage

allyson inspired by saw this post on apartmenttherapy: nursery a couple of months ago created her version using a stripa wall shelf and a sheet of acrylic.

children's book shelf"we had the acrylic cut at a local glass shop, and had them round the corners and drill three holes toward the bottom. we bolted the plastic through the pre-drilled holes in the shelf (we added one in the center for extra support) and attached the whole thing to the wall with a few L-brackets. it was so easy, and cost less than $30!"

6 comments:

  1. Less than $30?! I asked at my local dealer and they wanted $90 for about the same size that was used in this project. So I gave it up. But now I know they definitely overcharged and I'm going to look elsewhere. Thanks!

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  2. Good idea. I think it'd look even better if the plexi was cut flush w/the bottom of the shelf.

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  3. This looks so cool. I want to adapt this for my latest new 12" LP and Graphic Novel purchases.

    - Ron

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  4. nice, gotta get something liek that set up for my kids.

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  5. Where did you find that awesome table? Is it a DIY table from Ikea that you added fabric or vinyl to? Please tell!

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  6. This is a great idea except that they are no longer carrying the shelf and it will be discontinued. Bummer. They are currently not carrying anything similar in style or price.

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