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wtf wrote:Looks good. Is it metal?
Any pictures on how it looks?Dizzy28 wrote:If your'e looking for a bookshelf that also has aesthetic appeal/would be located in a study etc. that shelf above is not it. I have one and it's really an industrial unit (800lbs per shelf clearly is not for books). There are no end boards so you cant stack books standing etc. unless you put something.
Because of the amount of school supplies we bought for my son for home schooling we ended up buying a nice white melamine 4 shelf unit in Courts Megastore in Oct but they were going fast.
If you don't mind the drive you can check out Brand Source in St Augustine. Up to the 1st week in Dec they had a fair amount of book shelves (you would need to mount yourself, all chipboard/melamine type material)
Mad Cone wrote:https://www.pricesmart.com/site/tt/en/pdp/441995
Bought this after my last one got infested by termites
trinigamer wrote:MDC UM has a sale on, $995 for a 6' unit.
ronsin1 wrote:I have two of these almost 5 years old no issuestrinigamer wrote:MDC UM has a sale on, $995 for a 6' unit.
Rovin wrote:Mad Cone wrote:https://www.pricesmart.com/site/tt/en/pdp/441995
Bought this after my last one got infested by termites
i own 4 of those, bought them about 8-9yrs ago & they still very good ,
d pieces of it may seem flimsy\cheap when u get it in d box but when u full assemble it : its really study
1 in my bedroom , 1 in d kitchen area & 2 i actually use it in my workshop to store all kinda stuff , i had some 3\8" mdf laying around so encased it all around with some screws & then in front i framed d face with 1 x 4 dressed pine & i built some mdf doors which i screwed onto d frame , looks & works bess ...
Open shelves collect alot of dust...pugboy wrote:thats a good idea to cover the sides
I have the stainless frame ones and stuff gets dusty on them and the quality of stainless aint so good
rusted a bit.
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