Shelf Life - The Second Story
Here are a couple of photos of my three-tiered shelf insert. I have three of these, set into the shelves of a wide kitchen-style shelf unit.
Each step lifts the books 4 inches up from those in front of them. The side-panels I cut from a nice-quality thin plywood (I think its 1/4" or less), which serve as bookends.
The whole purpose of these, again, is to get more bang for my shelf-space - to be able to store three rows of books on a single shelf and still be able to see all the books.
What's the point of owning books if you can't see them?
Here are a couple of photos of my three-tiered shelf insert. I have three of these, set into the shelves of a wide kitchen-style shelf unit.
Each step lifts the books 4 inches up from those in front of them. The side-panels I cut from a nice-quality thin plywood (I think its 1/4" or less), which serve as bookends.
The whole purpose of these, again, is to get more bang for my shelf-space - to be able to store three rows of books on a single shelf and still be able to see all the books.
What's the point of owning books if you can't see them?
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