| Project by mattshack | posted 332 days ago | 925 views | 2 times favorited | 3 comments |  |
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I made this shoe rack and an identical one for my wife and I after realizing that we needed somewhere to put our shoes besides the floor. The frames are solid walnut with oak beadboard shelves I used the oak beadboard since I got 4 full sheets as part of a bunch of lumber I bought at an auction a few months ago. I used my Kreg jig to assemble the frames. The finish is just satin poly.
The racks are 4 feet wide by 30 inches tall and 15 inches deep.
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exelectrician
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#1 posted 332 days ago
Women = shoes, lots of shoes, and this very well made shoe rack is an inspiration for me to get busy. I so want to see the floor again in her walk in closet.
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Nighttripper
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#2 posted 291 days ago
Matt,
Just got a request from my sister for a shoe rack…this design is quite nice. How did you secure the beadboard ? Is the frame 1×2 ?
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#3 posted 278 days ago
Nighttripper, The beadboard is not actually secured to the frame. Instead I used small strips of wood along the inside of the frame to give the beadboard a ledge to rest on. The frame is made from 3/4 walnut that was ripped to 1.5 inches. If you need a picture of what the beadboard sits on let me know.
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