Adding a Floating Shelf to our Laundry Room
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2024
- ▶ Check out my gear on Kit: kit.com/Parker...
Our recently remodeled laundry room needed some storage for everyday goods. Narrow cupboards were hard to reach so we opted for a larger custom "floating" shelf.
While this isn't a step-by-step or full how-to video, I hope it gives you some insight into the process if you're interested in tackling a project like this for yourself.
Tool list:
- 10" table saw (could use circular saw)
- 12" miter saw (could use circular saw)
- Compressor + pin nailer
- Drill/Driver
- corner clamps
- quick clamps
- orbital sander
- carbon grey stain
- waterbased polyurethane
- foam brushes
- tac cloth
www.parkerscottcreative.com
IG: @parkerscott82
© 2019, Parker Scott. All rights reserved.
I throughly enjoyed watching this video. It was so easy to follow and I wasn’t left confused about how to go about doing this myself. I would also like to mention that for me, it was educational. Loved it. Keep going! 💪🏾
Yay! That’s for the kind words, good luck on your next project!
I like the painters tape idea. Nice.
Great video! Thanks for sharing your pro’s and con’s at the end it was really really helpful!
Looks great! Thanks for sharing, I plan on trying this out soon!
Had zero idea that I could use 2x and 1/4” and skin it. Brilliant
I'd probably use something more than veneer for the top of a shelf. That being said the rest was decent
Dude! That looks awesome! Thanks for the inspiration! I think I might try this...
Beautiful job!
Great video!
Well done !!
Thanks for the video. Like other comment said, greatly appreciate the honesty at the end of the video. Very helpful. TH-cam is great because of content like this. Any future projects you plan on doing?
I had LOTS planned, but we had a baby 8 months ago, so life has been preoccupied with some other things lately
Awesome job on the shelf. Would have helped a lot more though if you would’ve mentioned the size & type of wood & screws you used for the frame & how far apart the cross supports were. Otherwise, vid was good.
Yeah, behind the washer dryer, and then with my electrical panel next to them as well, makes putting up anything dang impossible, and im so desperate for organized storage in my laundry area...I wish it was this east for me.
thanx for watching bye
What length of nails did you use?
You said you couldn't reach your shelves. But you put this shelf real high lol.
Nice and easy when you can afford all of those awesome tools 😞
May i get a listof the materials to buy. TIA
What kind of wood did you use?
The framing is just select pine. The plywood is the nicest grade at 1/4” I could find, it’s just called “sanded ply “ on the label
Also did you cut your front t pieces at 45 degrees or just straight?
Nice video, but I am wondering why you made it so high. You have front loading machines, you don't have to worry about any lid clearance.
Good point! I was originally thinking I might add the lifts to the washer/dryer, but I opted instead to add a secondary smaller shelf underneath this one. My height reference was just the max I could reach…😆
What kind of nail gun did you use
I think it’s the cheapest one you can get at harbor freight, about 15 dollars. Still works decent
Nice work. How much weight can this hold?
You want him to add weights until it breaks and report back to you? Bloody Hell mate! What kind of question is that?
How wide was it?