WOW! That is amazing!
ack! You just made my brain explode with ideas. Planning to redecorate my dining / kitchen… hmmmmmm.
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WOW, JUST WOW! Thank you for sharing. Now I’ve been shamed into creating something! haha! Great job!
This is Genius!!!
I’m so glad this post got brought back to the top ~ so inspiring!!!
I have MUCH respect for all of the pre-planning, calculations, and measurements needed for such a feat.
Do you need 3 support sheets? Wouldn’t this work with 2?
Welcome to the forum.
The original poster has not been around the forum for a year or so. Maybe you can try two sheets and report back.
Sorry I have been out of touch, travel and work… i found the hard way (5 broken wine bottles) that with only 2 I would have had to use much thicker material to solidly support the weight of 5 bottles,
Did it break? or just flex and fail? Bummer that you lost wine.
We are putting up floating glass shelves around our bar area. and I realized two days ago I could use command strips and cardboard to “mock up” the layout. not with bottles but just the look of the shelves. Command strips are amazing.
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CAD - cardboard-aided design. Very common in fabricobble…
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Oh absolutely.
Especially trying to explain a design outcome to folks that don’t have a cad system in their head like I do. ARRGGGHhhh what do you mean you can just see what I’m talking about? 
Gonna get to BEAMER this weekend. very happy about that.
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It just left to great a gap and the back flexed enough to let the bottles drop, top first of course and then they broke the ones below, possibly if i used 1/4 vs 1/8 it would work with 2 but i think the 3 panel design also looks better and gives more visual complexity,
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