Shelves
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- usrper
I'm looking for (ideally) stackable shelving units that are nice, and would give enough height for magazines. I'm surprised there are so few out there that are nice, or at least from what I know.
any suggestions?
- usrper0
Actually I think I'm looking for something more like crates.
- mydo0
how about this pointless unit?
- mydo0
or..
- usrper0
hm... I'm avoiding anything too designy. more simple and clean. things made from stainless steel would be perfect. I want an industrial kind of feel.
- detritus0
Have a look in your local directory for shop fitting companies - they often do cheapish demi-industrial metal shelving units, kinda like the ones in ^v3's pic, but even simpler.
- Corvo20
Build your own with old magazines and large wooden boards. Gets pretty solid and looks great. Downside is that you'll have no magazines for the shelves.
- ********0
I found a place in massachusetts that builds wooden crates. 13 ½ x 13 ½ x 11 ½ (about the size of a milk crate); built from ½” Baltic Birch plywood; unfinished; unassembled; packaged ready to ship:
Qty 1-10: $75.00 per pc.
Qty11-20:$55.00 per pc.
- Corvo20
- poetic********
- love it********
- Just an idea. works ok when you have too many books to put in that space.Corvo2
- really coolmudchicken
- poetic
- GRAC0
- miesvan0
Jean Nouvel
- d0mino0
the title of this thread should have been 'shelving'
- mg330
I just got some at ikea and they would definitely be stackable.
Check out the Expidat series, and this one specifically:
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalo…
It comes with some kind of metal joining piece if stacking them. They're heavy too.
- I love these shelves i have the large one.traut
- i have the large one too but in black/brown color.akrokdesign
- cannonball19780
what if you made a shelf out of safes. it'd be heavy but cool
- NoFavorite0
I'm a big fan of my invisible bookshelf.
- bananaman0
- sweetAmicus
- coolio.Corvo2
- love ittraut
- This is right up my alley.jacklalane
- bananaman0
Buy them here:
http://www.trainspotters.uk.com/…
- Douglas0
USM Haller is as good as it gets. Pricey stuff though.
http://www.usm.com/
