Shelving for Storage - Plans

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Summary: View these shelving plans for storage shelves. This view will help you envision the shelves before you start to build them.

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Storage Shelves - The Plans

Following are very simple front and side plan views of my storage shelves. The dashed lines you see are telling you that something is hidden behind the object that is at the surface of the paper. Use these plans in conjunction with the 3D views to help you visualize the entire system. Note that the front 2x4 legs do NOT have to extend to the ceiling. They only need to be as high as the top surface of the top shelf.



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