The experience I've had was in the apartment where I live, where it
is best to make stuff as opposed to buying it because it is difficult
to fit storebought things as efficiently. And it probably looks
better. Plywood is probably not the best shelving material; I don't
know much about this stuff, but wouldn't solid wood be stronger?
>> drill the appropriate holes, and insert bolts in strategic locations.
>> That gorilla rack will probably cost more.
>
>Um, not really. I built a nice 8' x 2' 4-shelf plywood rack and it
ended
>up costing me $80 in lumber and supplies, plus a night to hammer it all
>together. I got twice the space a Gorilla rack would have given me but
at
>eight times the hassle.
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