How to Make a Leaning Ladder Shelf for Bathroom - SIMPLE AND EASY DIY
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2020
- This Bathroom Leaning Ladder Shelf project was inexpensive, fun, and an easy project to make. In this video I go over the steps required to make this project and also the materials and tools that I used. I liked the way that it turned out. All dimensions of this project can be changed or adjusted to meet your requirements or preferences. The sizes used for this project should be suitable for most all standard sizes of toilets. This project was great for adding a little extra storage space in a bathroom and can be made by all woodworking skill levels. The project basically consists of 3 shelves (10”, 8”, and 6”) attached to 2 rails that are cut at 10 degrees to lean toward the wall.
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TIME STAMPS:
- The sizes of the boards 0:19
- Cutting the boards for the shelves 1:19
- Cutting the boards for the side rails 1:55
- Putting the shelves together 2:54
- Attaching the shelves to the side rails 5:30
- Finished product 7:24
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MATERIALS NEEDED:
- 3 pcs of 1"x4”x96” lumber (for the side rails and sides around the shelves)
- 1 pc of 1”x12”x72” lumber (for the bottom of the shelves/ trimmed down with the table saw to get a 10” wide piece at 24” long, a 8” wide piece at 24” long, and a 6” wide piece at 24” long )
- 2" Brad Nails
- 12 pcs 1-1/2” Wood Screws
- Wood Glue
SIZE OF PIECES USED:
- 3 pcs 1”x4”x24” (for back of all 3 shelves)
- 2 pcs 1”x4”x 10-3/4” (for sides of bottom shelf)
- 2 pcs 1”x4”x 8-3/4” (for sides of middle shelf)
- 2 pcs 1”x4”x 6-3/4” (for sides of top shelf)
- 1 pc 1”x10”x24” (bottom shelf)
- 1 pc 1”x8”x24” (middle shelf)
- 1 pc 1”x6”x24” (top shelf)
- 2 pcs 1”x4”x 72” (for sides rails)
TOOLS USED:
- Mastercraft Mitre Saw
- Mastercraft Mouse Sander
- Bostitch Air Nailer (18-gauge)
- Mastercraft Compressor
- Ridgid Cordless Drill
- Square
- Measuring tape
- Ruler or Straight Edge
- Mastercraft Clamps
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RaCo Woodworking
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Nicely done and well thought out. Great weekend project. Thanks for sharing
My wife just told me yesterday she wanted a ladder shelf for her bathroom and this fits the bill perfectly. Thanks for sharing and the step by step instructions.
This is great! The one answer I haven't been able to find is at what angle the bottom of the sides need to be cut in order for the ladder to lean level to the floor. Could you please reply? Thank you.
Very well explained and so helpful!! Keep it up! ☺️
great job brother
I would suggest just 1 inch screws or 1 1/4, because my 1.5 inch came through. Other than that, thank you so much for this tutorial. My shelf turned out great!
How do you know the angle to cut the top to be flush against the wall? I didn't understand that part.
Do you fasten it to the wall at all? or do you just trust that it won't slide out?
Beautiful! Im going to make one. what stain did you use?
Good video, I'm going to use this to make the same shelf for my wife. Can you turn the music down next time? I turn the volume up to hear you talk and then the music is way too loud!!!!
How much did it cost to make?
Hopefully this is taken as constructive criticism... You have to fix the audio levels on this... The music is so loud it makes your ears bleed, so when you speak after we turn the music down, you're at whisper levels.
not trying to be mean but with all them tools u are making it to easy and lazy just sayib
I did it with the woodglut plans.