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if you've got a lot of wall space or a lot of stuff - these shelving units would work in any room
the best part of doing custom is that we were able to customize each shelf in consideration of size and contents, so we specifically measured for the TV, the record player, and the campaign rast i DIYed. and we can change the height of shelves whenever we want.

Posted by molly m. from Los Angeles, California, United States • Published 20th December 2013 • See molly m.'s 7 projects »

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Step 1
we configured on paper (fifty times) where the uprights and the shelves would sit, and had wood that was about 3/4" thick cut into three sizes.
Step 2
we then hung the uprights after measuring and remeasuring and leveling and stud finding and all that boring stuff.
Step 3
and then i sanded and stained 12 pieces of wood. we live in an apartment with a small balcony. so yeah. that took a day.
Step 4
once all the wood was ready to go and we then decided where each shelf would go, and screwed the brackets to the shelves. and that’s about it!