Sometimes drilling into your walls is not an option. Flickr user mamichan's plaster walls called for improvisation, so she created this lovely shelf using two melamine glasses and a brushed metal shelf for her desk...
Look! DIY Shelf Using Melamine Glasses
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Omg. A total "DUH!" moment. I am going to try this with a shelf that's been sitting in a corner for months...
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"DIY Shelf Using Melamine Glasses"
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I love the LEGO pencil cup!
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Isn't melamine opaque? Maybe you meant acrylic?
view RKN's profile
interesting
view venus_thames's profile
they look like glass
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I made a similar setup in my kitchen sink using two glasses, only I used a dish instead of a shelf. I use this shelf to display favorite cutlery...
;)
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That's kind of a big footprint for a shelf. If the intention is to get things elevated off the table/counter surface, so there's more room, then this would defeat that purpose.
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It doesn't seem to be saving a lot of space.
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I have those same acrylic tumblers (yup it's acrylic). Love that Target.
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