Shoe Storage featuring the Domino and CXS

[Clweed]

I built a storage piece for my daughters entryway that will hold 12 pairs of shoes. The domino made assembling the doors a real pleasure and the cxs with the right angle attachent was great for screwing in the post office doors. The Blum Aventos worked great for the heavy doors
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[Theshipstore]

This is awesome, were did you obtain the Doors...what a novel and well done idea

 

[PA floor guy]

I obtained about 120 of those doors now.  Through an insurance company.  You did an awesome job.  Now I wanna do it. 

 

[Clweed]

I obtained about 120 of those doors now.  Through an insurance company.  You did an awesome job.  Now I wanna do it.

Let me know if you want to sell some of the doors, my other daughter wants one [wink]

Lee

 

[Clweed]

I have had these doors for a couple of years waiting for the right project, I thnk they came from a member of another forum. they are avalable on ebay also

This is awesome, were did you obtain the Doors...what a novel and well done idea

 

[bkharman]

I agree with everyone else.. very nice look.  I would have ditched the school desk legs though and hung it from the wall on a cleat.  Then is would look like a proper post box for an apartment building.  I am guessing she is a renter and cant bore into the walls?

Cheers.  Bryan.

 

[Clweed]

I agree with everyone else.. very nice look.  I would have ditched the school desk legs though and hung it from the wall on a cleat.  Then is would look like a proper post box for an apartment building.  I am guessing she is a renter and cant bore into the walls?

Cheers.  Bryan.

My original plan was to hang it from the wall a little higher. The cabinet is 14" deep and didn't look right so we decided to lower it and put legs on it. Those legs will be replaced by a pair of cast iron legs like These
when I find a pair for a reasonable price

Lee