My dream shevling
08-18-2015, 12:54 PM
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The nice thing about Billy shelves you can add doors if you like. I have Billy bookcases as a pantry with doors that are 1/2 glass and bottom is solid. I have a billy bookcase in the sewing room the top is open bookcases and we put doors on the bottom half.
11-30-2015, 09:10 AM
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Location: Saskatchewan
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I have all my fabric in bookshelves that I bought from Walmart. I think I even got some on sale. My husbands screwed them together so they wouldn't tip over. Works really good. What I did is make a wall out of them so when you come down stairs you don't see my mess.
11-30-2015, 10:35 AM
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I thought about doing this, but quite honestly I wanted to take
as much full advantage of the vaulted ceiling as I could.
This shelving unit is 93-1/4" tall MUCH taller than just ordinary
bookcases.
Besides this is my Christmas gift from my hubs.
as much full advantage of the vaulted ceiling as I could.
This shelving unit is 93-1/4" tall MUCH taller than just ordinary
bookcases.
Besides this is my Christmas gift from my hubs.
Originally Posted by Quilterfay
I have all my fabric in bookshelves that I bought from Walmart. I think I even got some on sale. My husbands screwed them together so they wouldn't tip over. Works really good. What I did is make a wall out of them so when you come down stairs you don't see my mess.
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