I would like to view plans
2006-09-30 06:59:07 · 0 answers · asked by hondo 1 in Home & Garden ➔ Do It Yourself (DIY)
I looked at this Q when it first appeared and see now it states no answers.
You don't need a PLAN at all,,,especially if you have even the most minimal skills.
Measure what space you need to fill in depth and width. Decide a height you can accept.
Purchase # 2 grade pine in an appropriate width,,,IE: 1x8,10,12.
Purchase enough, determined by your measurements allowing, to cut shelves as well as uprights.
OR,,, you might use 2x4's as the uprights in a garage leaving everything open but the shelving.
If you set the measurements for the shelving to appropriate heights for your purposes you can either use 1x2 "cleats" to support the shelves, or in the case of using the pine sides, meaure, pre drill and screw into centers of the shelving lumber, then flip the unit and do the opposite side.
Using cleats can allow you to remove,,,or add shelves.
You can also screw in a brace piece along the back width. I'll suggest shelving UNITS no wider that 48 inch and make seperate units. The bracing is screwed to the back of the uprights,,perhaps use a 1x3 or 1x4 which will allow stability in side sway as well as enough lumber to screw into studs if you choose,,,, for added support.
Rev. Steven
Certainly you can also use plywood or particle board, especially for the shelving in a garage
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