LEGO Shelving Placed & Planned!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 เม.ย. 2024
- In this Studio Update, I place shelving in the largest room and come up with a plan for the other displays! To place the shelving I had to transport the rest from the LEGO room... I also bring a bunch more LEGO! Now I have a huge Ikea shopping list!
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You can use the track shelving for the storage room. Save some cash instead of buying more plastic shelf’s. Just a thought.
Agree
And some of it can be used for storage at home… maybe in the utility room that used to hold sealed sets.
He did say that he didn’t want to drill into the cement wall in the previous video. Just a fact
@@billy5775 Right. The interior walls though look to be drywall/studs, not concrete. The walls to the left and right of the entrance.
Save some cash?
Dude is obviously rich. Lmao
IKEA has connector screws for Billie units. They are free.
Definitely go with a half height shelf near the thermostat. It looks better when everything is not the same height. Did that with my own displays, really helps break up things from being too uniform.
IKEA give this man a sponsorship deal
Use the track shelving in your storage room.
kevin is literally the friend we all need
Still amazed that all this LEGO fit in your basement! Your LEGO shop is looking great!
When you're screwing the book cases together, use clamps before the screw so it remains tight.
It's worth moving the thermostat from the large room to the other side of the wall (the lego city side). It's not too expensive, and will look so much better.
Track shelving might be useful in the future at home, basement storage, kids bedroom, garage storage.
When you go to ikea, they have spares drawers near the customer service desks, there are special connectors to connect the Billy’s and pax units together, there are 2 parts, you just drill the hole through.
I still think you should move those Billy’s downstairs and use the track shelving above the desks as half of the Billy’s (below the desks) is wasted space. You could save yourself 500 dollars doing that which is not short change. It just feels like you’re spending for the sake of spending and not using the resources that are available. Same with those 2 Pax units in the basement. If you took the time to break them down they could save you another 250 dollars. From experience I know they go back together perfect. Saving 750 dollars is no laughing matter and all it would take is a little time and effort. Also putting the track shelving up into brick is no harder than into plasterboard all you need is some raw plugs.
Should use those racks for shelves in the basement for the under stairs or storage cupboard for those packing materials etc to save buying those, maybe one over your kitchenette for kitchen things?
Use track shelves to replace your back plastic shelves . Then move black plastic shelves to storage room. Also, you can use use low shelve on the floor and put Paris tower on top of low shelve facing the door entrance in the small room
Buy a few more of those Besta cabinets to expand the length of that area, and use the top section for an epic Star Wars mock battle scene for that room.
For connecting shelves, check out specialty connectors called "Binding Screws" or sometimes referred to as "Chicago screws".
15:32 For all my Billy bookcases I just used the Pax connector screws. You have to drill the top and bottom holes (the extra holes where you would attach doors) out just a bit wider, but they work great and look great without needing to cover them up. Ask IKEA’s customer service counter for parts 100402 and 100644 they’ll give them to you for free.
Holy cow that's alot of lego. Can't believe that was all crammed in your basement.
Studio is looking pretty incredible, this will be an awesome space to build and chill! 😊 I see Luna is liking the space in the basement, more room to play 😂
Thank you so much!! 😄
I like your first option with the thermostat. Where you have a shorter shelf that can have taller Lego, like the tower of orthanc or avengers tower. Whatever you do, don’t turn it into a duckbricks style room, with a mess everywhere!!
That's so true duck bricks room is crazy messy no hate tho I think he should organize the room.
@@camclan5134Duck bricks does not have the room. Organisation can only do so much.
@@camclan5134With Duck Bricks, I think it's messy because he has everything built and displayed. He would need to break down some of sets and rotate his displays. Bricksie's studio is huge now so hopefully he won't make it like that.
@@camclan5134 totally agree
Bricksie has more room i think
If you care about your thermostat being accurate do not enclose it in a book shelf. It will likely be off depending on how airflow is in your room.
The west coast games are killer for those of us living on the east coast. Games don't end until 2 or 3 in the morning.
I'm also excited to see you set up the kids' play room. 😊
You don't think much of small cluttery stuff until it comes to moving it. When we moved last year, my focus was on getting books packed away, and then other thing that was important to me and then only after packing that stuff up did I notice all the annoying stuff I didn't care for there and there was a lot of it. I do a lot of art and craft stuff and if you aren't careful with it you can accumulate a lot and I'm not getting any more now until I've used it. Doing a lot of packing and moving, and then looking back and seeing that there is still loads to pack and move is one of the things that makes moving stressful.
Shelves looking great so far
What about a Kevin’s Korner? A tribute to a great friend, we all wish we had.
Ikea is my favorite place to browse and get storage pieces. Great plan and layout!!!
I am so excited for the sorting and cleaning and decorating videos that is my serotonin.
Looking great!
Hi Bricsie
What a fantastic setups. I have one suggestion. Instead of the dioramas on the big room maybe you can have one big island that conencts with your main city. You can have the big airport at that island and you can build massive bridge (bridge with trains and cars) from main city to your airport (you can use small tabels for some start and finish areas of bridge and at middle its going to be empty space). You can build this empty space with open close mechanism so that you have access to WC and small storage room (So mainly the bridge remains open). Its going to be very hard project (construct and design of the bridge at empty area with mechanism and cable attachments etc) but it can be perfect.
Bricksie needs an IKEA sponsorship
Transporting all that ikea stuff should be doable while you've got the van. But there's also all the hassle of moving it around inside the shop to consider, and the time investment. So for that reason I agree 2% extra for shipping is a no-brainer.
looking at this setup makes me happy, love watching your collection
vids!
Love the new place. The rooms are massive and it seems like they will have a theme to each room. Great work! Oh and thank you for referring to the shelving by their name. Way easier to understand and get ideas when people use the proper name.
In the front room, instead of trying to put a billy where the ladder is you. If you’re going to do Star Wars there you should just hang the Darth Vader Lego artwork in that open space next to the door frame that would look really nice.
For that center island in the first room you should make a custom display of the warehouse and it could be like a map for when people visit
You are the best Lego TH-camr ever
I feel like the front door needs a Foyer built, just a small area. I don't know what's beyond the door (outside or hallway to other units). I feel it would help with temp control, sound, and security, and if you come in from there, it can act as a mud room.
I worry about what you refer to as clutter being sets that a lot of your viewers can relate to as they are more affordable and some of the big sets are very aspirational but out of reach for many.
The place is gonna look so clean with all those shelves! Great idea to keep it consistent. You could even use IKEA shelves upstairs too to house your sealed sets to keep the flow throughout the whole place.
Track shelving would work in the storage area maybe hey?
Can’t wait to see all this come together! ❤
Crazy to think that all this was in your basement seeing how much space it takes up in this huge space
Wow look great job
Maybe in the space by the thermostat, you could hang your lego light sabers on the wall there, so you don't have worry about the thermostat.
The Star Wars art sets may look cool by the thermostat. Stay strong Bricksie lots of work ahead.
You could always sell the track shelving. I hope you show the old lego basement when it’s redecorated!
Sweet set up behind your computer
The video is back up!
Idk what happened
Bricksie- are you considering all the Star Wars art work also going into that room? What about a future battle scene or 5' star destroyer diorama in the middle of the room?
Great plan! The wooden ceiling in the studio really looks nice!!!
You should put the tall darth vadar art next to the thermostat!
I have an idea for the Star Wars room in the studio. If you painted the walls dark blueish gray and added some vertical beveled oblong shapes in white, then it would look like the interior of the Death Star and create a Star Wars like atmosphere whenever you entered the room.
I love this idea! It also helps separate the two rooms visually
@thomasgolds4585 There are tutorials on YT which shows you how to make them yourself. Basically making wall panels and cutting out the white light holes.
Wow, Awesome!!! You can make a Lego gallery and charge admission
Your the best youtuber❤❤❤❤
Everything is looking awesome!! 👏🏻
14:30 imo get the short shelf and use the wall space for a couple of art pieces.
Looks fantastic, nice job!
Hi Bricksie. Everything is coming together so beautifully now. Those units look so good in the Star Wars room. Your planning is excellent, and I think decluttering all the small stuff that doesn't really fit into the bigger and better scheme of things is the best way to go. Spreading out your models is also great. We all want to view and appreciate the new Studio in every way. Thanks for sharing it all with us.
18:52 use the track shelves in the storage room. They could also possibly work off of those custom cabinets over the cold air return allowing for more storage there
Cool setup😊
Looking fab. Love the daily updates. I watch every morning with my first coffee of the day. Thank you ❤
Cool!
In those spaces near the interior doors would be a great place for the tall thin art pieces like Darth Vader/Maul.
6:20 sometimes it´s possible to drill out molly screws like that with a drill bit for steel, depending on the insulation depth (i guess 45 mm). Hit and miss. Pushing them in is a fair enough method imo. Insulation properties marginalized a tiny bit. If paranoia kicks in, canned liquid foam to fill the void.
Looking amazing and the space is unreal. I can see you start to get the Star Wars sets you have missed to fill in the gaps. With all that space how about building a base, display for each item. So your UCS shuttle would have the emperor arriving and all the troops. I know it will take time and yet more Lego but it will look very cool and keep you busy for years!.
Nice!!
New Studio is coming along nicely - going to look epic once completed
Awesome progress, i was still imagining that front room to be like a reception area with a clear retail display case so you could display you minifigs like at a bricks and minifigs store! hehehe... but i must be patient and trust the bricksie!!!
Those clouds really are spectacular
looks amazing Bricksie!
I like the idea of using the track shelving on the stairway wall. I really like the plan to use consistent shelving in the two smaller rooms. I also like the plan to not have the wardrobe units right up against the doorway sides... being able to move easily through the doorways is important, especially when moving large sets. And the IKEA price tag is more bearable for you in Alberta than it would be for me in BC, just on a provincial sales tax level. 🙂
The track shelving could also be used in the storage room or one in the bathroom
That middle table looks great. Would definitely screw the melamine in from underneath to prevent any accidents.
It is really coming along- will like amazing when all set up- it would look cool if you had life sized clone or storm troopers flanking/guarding the door between the display rooms- 🤩
There are actually these 2-part connecter screws for IKEAs bookshelves. Drill through the placement-holes and insert these 2part screws and you will have a solid connected row of shelves!
I feel like you should have a mudroom/entry room before the Lego “begins” in order to create an extra Layton security. Makes me nervous seeing a simple door standing between the new shelving room and the outside. Maybe there is more that we can’t see, but just my 2 cents!
I say the half shelf idea is awesome
you could use the truck shelfs in the supply closet to store things. it has two walls of drywall.
Bricksie and his ultimate (wo)man cave 🤩
Curve ball mate, can your get the ikea units in black and…..sorry…..paint the walls black for the Star Wars room? Might just make the sets pop?
Lego paradise
a starwars mural would be a nice backdrop. interior of a star ship or maybe a pod race scene.
the studio is looking amazing i am amazed by the amount of LEGO you have best wishes from the UK
Love your videos!! 😀
How exciting. My son and I tuned in just after the Lego tables were built and you ran the GoPro on the train track and have been enjoying the evolution of the Lego room
Buddy I work with just flew from Vancouver to Edmonton for the games, then flew back.
I’m originally from Calgary. Battle of Alberta! 💪
Just keep the track shelving for storage either there in the storage room or the basement as your kids will neeed it for their toys later on.
very nice.
Hey Bricksie, just a thought on a solution instead of running a screw thru the shelf holes.
M6x35mm Hex Drive Socket Cap Bolt with M6 Barrel Nuts(35mm or preferred length on those Billy units
Why don't you use the Track Shelving in the Store Room and on the Wall behind the Stairs, as that would be a good area for your packing of Whatnot sales etc.
Have you considered widening the doorway between the two display rooms?
If you have the room, you should make like a space scene or something with the Star Wars UCS sets. How awesome would that be. The studio looks amazing. Can’t wait to see it when everything is up and running👍
You can always use the track shelving in the storage and bathroom for toiletries and ur extra supplies in storage room
Wow that's quite the shopping list 😮, it's going to look soooo good though.
Couldn’t you create a massive Star Wars diorama? Like a whole side room with different elevations, snow, forest, ATATs. Full out war zone.. you could probably make pretty accurate explosions out of Lego
I moved my pax wardrobe 3 times, I would say twice is ok building them a third time is a stretch 😅
What sets do you use the pax wardrobes for not sure weather to get some of these or the deeper billybookcases
Good call on the track shelving, they don't look as good anyway. Your Studio is much more classy! Fantastic job! Congratulations! 🎉
Shelves should go upstairs with the computer so you don't waste Billy space at the bottom, and/or in the storage room along with the plastic shelving. Also, you might wanna think about drop off points when you bring things down and in from stores - I'm sure you are about to have HUGE LEGO hauls.
Definitely need a Hoth diorama in the middle of the room on the Bestas. You could probably also do the same kind of layout in the smaller room.
Really enjoying this series - You need a Nest Thermostat
Might check if the thermostat is sensing the room temperature- if you embed into a shelf it might always be reading higher than actual room temperature. Typically thermostats have a free area around for this purpose