This Page

has been moved to new address

Reclaimed Wood Shelves

Sorry for inconvenience...

Redirection provided by Blogger to WordPress Migration Service
Too Much time on my hands: Reclaimed Wood Shelves

This Page

has been moved to new address

Reclaimed Wood Shelves

Sorry for inconvenience...

Redirection provided by Blogger to WordPress Migration Service
Too Much time on my hands: Reclaimed Wood Shelves

Tuesday, July 12

Reclaimed Wood Shelves

Back a few months ago a nice man took down his fence and posted it on Craigslist for free. I loaded up the kids, drove over there as fas as I could and filled up the trunk of my Subaru. 

I used the wood for this piece of art


but the rest has just been taking up precious space in my garage.

I needed some shelves for my office/ craft room/ loft area and decided I would find a way to make this wood work for me!

Now, I am no carpenter and have no real "skills" so to speak of. I also didn't want to spend much money so I made my stash work for me. 

Don't laugh...or judge me...but I used a staple gun and wood glue to make these shelves!



HA-No, seriously. I stapled the wood together and then filled in some of the gaps with glue.



Very professional around here I tell ya.



I didn't even cut the wood, or sand, or spruce up. It is all jaggedy and rustic.
(or dilapidated depending on how you look at it)



I attached them with 3 sets of black shelf brackets at Ace for $2.99 each.



And, remarkably, they have stayed attached to the wall and together for a few weeks and I have some heavy stuff on them too!



Remarkable

Entire project $10! Yay!


Labels: ,

0 Comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]

<< Home