Of course, you might as well buy pipe and strong wood from home depot,
drill the appropriate holes, and insert bolts in strategic locations.
That gorilla rack will probably cost more.
>
>The best computer shelves I've found were sold in the SF bay area at
Orchard
>supply hardware. The brand name was "Gorilla Rack". They're heavy,
and you
>need a hammer to put them together but the shelf supports are about 14
>guage steel angle 2 1/2 inches by an inch quarter inch pressboard on
top.
>The whole assembly weighs 50 or 60 pounds unloaded, but I've got a pc,
>it's monitor, a scanner, a laser printer, a box of cassette tapes, and
a tv
>on the one I have. It still has room and shows no signs of strain.
>
>I've seen these at Home Depot under another name.
>--
>Jim Strickland
>jim_at_calico.litterbox.com
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