Wednesday, June 20, 2012
EXPEDIT sofa table/bar/computer desk
Materials: EXPEDIT 2x2 bookshelves, extra EXPEDIT panel, HUTTEN wine bottle rack, INREDA stemware rack, LEDBERG 3-piece light strip set
Description: It's a pretty straight-forward hack that was made to hide the back of my sectional, provide more storage, a bar and a seating area where I can use my laptops.
I connected two EXPEDIT 2x2 with the side panel of an EXPEDIT 4x4 using the safety brackets that are used to tie furniture to the wall.
To create the bar area a stemware rack, a wine bottle rack were cut to size, painted black and installed. To have the bar lit, the LEDBERG 3-piece light strip was used. Strips were installed and connected in series by soldering electrical wires between them.
A bench is used for seating and can be pushed inside the opening when not in use.
~ Phong, Irvine, CA
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This might solve my work-from-home situation as well as provide additional party seating. A simple hack with fantastic impact!
ReplyDelete~Dawn
Hi,
ReplyDeleteCould you please provide details about how did you do the seating?
Thanks,
Filipa
wwww.welc-home.blogspot.pt
Originally the seating was a bench that was made using the top or bottom panel of the 4x4 Expedit, with 6 lack-table legs screwed into it. It worked fine but the top/bottom panel being longer than side panels the bench couldn't be pushed inside the opening.
DeleteI looked on craigslist and found this leather bench for $20.
Thanks!
DeleteFilipa