T4RFool
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My Storage Shelf Build
I decided that i was tired of the various things in my truck constantly floating around in the back and not having a place to be stored. this is my storage shelf build.
total cost of the build was about $70. took me about half a day to put it all together once supplies were gathered and i started cutting.
items needed:
4x8 5/8th in particle board
2x4 8'
1x4 3'
2 41qt tubs
marine carpet
carpet tape
staple gun
hinges
handle
2 1/2'' to 3'' wood screws
first had to cut the particle board to the proper dimensions and round the edges, this includes the fender well curves. those were a pain.
next the supports for underneath the board. i built it with 7'' of room for the tubs i had
next i attached the supports and checked it for fit, make sure that everything fits well so that changes could be made if needed.
once everything fits as needed, its onto the carpet tape and installation of carpet. i used carpet tape in conjunction with a staple gun to ensure that the carpet wouldnt come undone
after the carpet is installed its on to another fit test to make sure nothing has changed. once that's done, add in a few hinges, a handle, and a door and your done
and of coarse, the tubs. even enough room to keep my spare alternator just incase
I decided that i was tired of the various things in my truck constantly floating around in the back and not having a place to be stored. this is my storage shelf build.
total cost of the build was about $70. took me about half a day to put it all together once supplies were gathered and i started cutting.
items needed:
4x8 5/8th in particle board
2x4 8'
1x4 3'
2 41qt tubs
marine carpet
carpet tape
staple gun
hinges
handle
2 1/2'' to 3'' wood screws
first had to cut the particle board to the proper dimensions and round the edges, this includes the fender well curves. those were a pain.
next the supports for underneath the board. i built it with 7'' of room for the tubs i had
next i attached the supports and checked it for fit, make sure that everything fits well so that changes could be made if needed.
once everything fits as needed, its onto the carpet tape and installation of carpet. i used carpet tape in conjunction with a staple gun to ensure that the carpet wouldnt come undone
after the carpet is installed its on to another fit test to make sure nothing has changed. once that's done, add in a few hinges, a handle, and a door and your done
and of coarse, the tubs. even enough room to keep my spare alternator just incase