I'm very impressed by your efforts and skills. Not that my thoughts really matter, but I think it's absolutely awesome that are self sufficient and skilled.
Great video! I'm looking at Trofast as a way to organise my camping gear. I love that you triumphed in your quest but showed all your mistakes and lessons along the way. You were necessarily stubborn, but also creative and flexible, and you were humble enough to ask for help whenever you hit a wall. Awesome. In NZ they sell white Trofast units too but they are made from Particleboard. I think pine would be more durable when drilling lots of holes, so interesting to see you get the same effect by using your paint-and-stain method. Anyway, thanks and keep up the good work!
Thank you Dan! I'm glad the video was helpful! Trofast is a great product to organize camping gear! Well done! Good luck with your project and thanks for watching!
Thank you so muchhh! I think I have the measurements on the blog!! Btw if you intend to make same door I think you I'll come up with a better way to attach the cane since my kids destroyed it after 6 months😬 I'm sure there is a better solution. I'll update my blog when I come up with one!
I love this. I want to make it for my daughters room. With the plywood top and shelves, did you stain them? Also, how do i find edge banding to match the colour of the plywood ?
Hi! I stained them in natural color so just used white oak (I think) edge banding. But as much as I know, you can stain edge banding. I haven't tested it though
I'm very impressed by your efforts and skills. Not that my thoughts really matter, but I think it's absolutely awesome that are self sufficient and skilled.
Thank you ☺️
I love the fact you never give up! Great job :)
😄😄😄 thank you!
Thank you so much. Now I definitely know what I want to do will work.
I'm glad it was helpful🤗
Gracias por este vídeo! Por fin podré darle uso para el cuarto de baño a los viejos trofast de mi hijo.
Great video! I'm looking at Trofast as a way to organise my camping gear. I love that you triumphed in your quest but showed all your mistakes and lessons along the way. You were necessarily stubborn, but also creative and flexible, and you were humble enough to ask for help whenever you hit a wall. Awesome. In NZ they sell white Trofast units too but they are made from Particleboard. I think pine would be more durable when drilling lots of holes, so interesting to see you get the same effect by using your paint-and-stain method. Anyway, thanks and keep up the good work!
Thank you Dan! I'm glad the video was helpful! Trofast is a great product to organize camping gear! Well done! Good luck with your project and thanks for watching!
The best trofast hack!!!
❤️thank youuuu
I think you did awesome!!
Thank you🤗
Cute idea!!
Thank you :)
Good job 👏.
Thank you🤗
Thankyou for the idea beautiful!!!! i love it and i hope i can make it too!!! hey can you share the measurement of the door frame??
Thank you so muchhh! I think I have the measurements on the blog!! Btw if you intend to make same door I think you I'll come up with a better way to attach the cane since my kids destroyed it after 6 months😬 I'm sure there is a better solution. I'll update my blog when I come up with one!
@@IfOnlyApril Alright i'll visit ur blog later. thankyou so much ☺️🥰
What size trim?
Wow
I love this. I want to make it for my daughters room. With the plywood top and shelves, did you stain them? Also, how do i find edge banding to match the colour of the plywood ?
Hi! I stained them in natural color so just used white oak (I think) edge banding. But as much as I know, you can stain edge banding. I haven't tested it though
Thank you. My trofast units have just arrived so I'll give it a go :)
@@Jessica-yy6ep Good luck!
Where did you get the white bins from? I know I saw some on amazon. Anywhere else?
Ikea
It's IKEA
Only if i was handy with tools
You can learn!!! I believe in you 🤗