Build An Affordable, Custom Pantry Shelving System With Pipes


Plumbing pipes and wood boards make for great customised shelves, whether you’re building a massive storage unit and built-in desk or simple bookshelves. This project shows off the potential for inexpensive pipes and wood as pantry shelves.

The customisation means you can neatly organise all sizes of containers and maximise your wall space. DIY enthusiasts CK and Nate saved money on the cost of their shelves by using long continuous pipes and sliding them through drilled holes in the wood boards. The boards are supported in the back with strips of MDF and strong pipe clamps.

For the whole floor-to-ceiling shelving system, the project cost less than $200.

Hit up the link below for more pictures and detailed instructions.

Pantry Shelves: Done! [The Life of CK and Nate]


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