My better half wanted a space between our cabinets and a wall filled… GF to the rescue
each 5 bottles of storage is 3 sheets of 1/8 baltic birch being held by 4 side brackets made from the same baltic birch glued double and held to the wall with heavy duty command style adhesive strips painted to match the cabinets
This is fantastic you took a space and absolutely transformed it.
I have another idea for the project. Quilters are always working with blocks and rolled up fabrics. Your design could easily hold their pieces. I know this because I quilt.
I used 4 large command strips on each side brace. the outside wall is plaster and the inside is the cabinet so i didn’t want to do screws! it also allows for some fine adjustment on placement using the way the command strips velcro to each other.
Wow! You had some precision measuring going there. I can’t imagine how difficult it was to get it in place and press the command strips in place. Good job.
Fantastic use of vertical space, and love the design! (One tiny head’s up though…I’ve had those Command Strips fail under a much lighter load than multiple bottles of wine… the shear forces are not that great. I’d just check it periodically to make sure it’s staying stable.)
I thought about that very thing when deciding on the command strips. Each pair is rated for 8lbs sheer force and with 2 pair on each of 4 side brackets for each 5 bottles there are 8 pairs of command strips holding the load so 48lb of load capacity for 15 lbs of wine it may have been over kill but better safe than commit alcohol abuse by breaking wine bottles!
I spent more on the command strips than any other part…