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Here are some Tetris shelves I recently completed for our guest/reading room. We needed some more space in the room and with these we were able to get rid of a bookshelf.
This was a pretty fun project overall although the glue up and finish was kind of a pain. It adds some nice color to the room though!
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Toninho
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#1 posted 361 days ago
I like it from their shelves Tetris Brian! Very original idea! What material did you use? I like to use MDF, despite the dust it raises. CONGRATULATIONS!
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GrandpaLen
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#2 posted 361 days ago
Brian,
These certainly add a whimsical splash of color to the room, not to mention the display possibilities.
Very nicely done. – Len
-- Mother Nature should be proud of what you've done with her tree. - Len ...just north of a stone's throw from the oHIo, river that is, in So. Indiana.
a1Jim
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#3 posted 361 days ago
Cool,I like the shapes and colors.
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BrianC87
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#4 posted 361 days ago
Thanks for the comments! They are made out of pine 1×6’s and were doweled and glued together.
Josh Hall
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#5 posted 354 days ago
how are they mounted to the wall?
BrianC87
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#6 posted 354 days ago
Josh – I anchored screws into the wall and put some hangers that would be used for picture frames on a few of the corners of the shelves. They seem to be up there pretty solid and have held up so far.
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