LOML needed a place to store the little toys for our daughter. She loved the idea of the storage bin systems you see at the stores, but wanted specific dimensions. The shelf is 3 ft high, 4 ft wide and is constructed with half lap joints. Simple 2 hour project made of about $15 pine, and about $20 in baskets from Target. Shelves are at a slight angle secured by pocket screws from the underside.
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Very nice and a lot bigger than the version Target sells (less expensive too). I think I just added a project to my to do list.
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Glad to see the pics. The title had me thinking you built a cupboard to pack your kids into
Looks good.From the "deep south" part of Canada
Richard in Smithville
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That's excellent! I need to make one of those, too.online at http://www.theFrankes.com
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Excellent idea... Good execution.Please like and subscribe to my YouTube channel. Please check out and subscribe to my Workshop Blog.Comment
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Those are nice. One of our daughters bought one something like that for the kids. It works really well. Nice job on yours.
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Best Kiddie Storage
Lock the noisy little brats in a closet
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That was a very neat idea. A place for all the toys and bright colors; everything a toy storage system SHOULD be.Larry R. Rogers
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