Finished and Filled!
At the Beginning.
The start of the installation, a structural board with marked screw locations gets drilled into the wall. Then a layer of wood glue, a shelf and a second layer of glue before screwing in the second structural board. The pattern gets repeated up the wall and didn't take long to finish. I thought it would take a couple people working on it and allowing time for the glue to dry but Mr. M was able to install it himself in an afternoon. I'm sure it was all the prep work Mrs. M and I did that simplified the process.
All but the top Shelf installed.
A few bottles to test it out.
A few more....
Final shelf in and another function added.
Mr. & Mrs. M drilled cork-sized holes in the top shelf, because of the height of the closet the top shelf wasn't fully functional as a wine shelf. So now it holds corks. Genius!
LOVE IT! Love the cork holes.. love the color! And Im jealous I dont have one :( haha! :)
ReplyDeleteIf you have a nook for it I could design it for any space. It wouldn't have to be so long, I'm thinking of using this idea with bigger boards for a bookcase. It's still in the works. I'm really happy how this turned out and so are MR. & Mrs. M!
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