| Project by Jason | posted 56 days ago | 236 views | 1 time favorited | 10 comments | ![]() |
I wanted to get our small safe attached to the wall, and bring it up off of the floor while I was at it. This took 2 sheets of pre-finished ApplePly, and some solid walnut for trim. Two sheets wasn’t quite enough – I made a couple more shelves (not pictured) out of birch, which I finished with a wipe on poly.
Overall it came out like I planned. It’s hard to tell from the pictures, but the tops of the side panels slope up towards the back. The safe is mounted to the 2×4 stand which is attached to the walls. The access to the attic is directly above, so that constrained the design a little more, especially in terms of height and depth. It’s difficult to get a full top to bottom picture in those cramped quarters. What you can’t see is a 9” deep drawer at the bottom on the right side.
-- Jason
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10 comments so far
Jason
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posted 56 days ago
Oops. I guess you can see the drawer in picture 3
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Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 56 days ago
Hi Jason;
Great improvement on the space!
Nice work.
Lee
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Dominic Vanacora
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posted 56 days ago
Nice use of a small space. Thanks for sharing.
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Napaman
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posted 56 days ago
very nice…I like this much better!!!
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dmann
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posted 56 days ago
Wow, much nicer than the ClosetMaid wire shelving.
-- David / Durham, NC
HokieMojo
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posted 56 days ago
I like this. I’m plannning to do something similar, but with some type of cedar lining. I may steal some of your ideas.
mgradwohl
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posted 55 days ago
How was the ApplePly? I wish I could find it locally.
Jason
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posted 55 days ago
Thank y’all for the nice comments. I liked the ApplePly a lot. The finish was very tough, though I did manage to scratch it in places, none to obvious, thankfully. The edges look really nice with straight layers and alternating light-dark pattern. I would feel comfortable leaving the edges exposed in certain situations, as I did with the drawer. It’s pretty expensive, though.
-- Jason
jockmike2
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posted 55 days ago
Good job Jason. Everybody needs a spot like that even if it’s just someplace to stash the liquidator, or family jewels.
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suliman
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posted 48 days ago
GOOD JOB
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