I recommend leaving the 2x3s you used to space the shelves vertically in place, front and back. It transfers the weight to the floor so it isn't on the nails. Maybe overkill, but after a few years, you'd be surprised how much weight piles up on shelves like these.
All the load is on the screws or nails might be too much force if story heavy items. You could put smaller boards on the inside frame if anyone plans on putting super heavy items on theirs. Essentially a jack studs or cripple.
You can also use a hammer and nails. It might be intimidating and frustrating at first trying to get the nail but nails have a higher sheer strength than screws.
I recommend leaving the 2x3s you used to space the shelves vertically in place, front and back. It transfers the weight to the floor so it isn't on the nails. Maybe overkill, but after a few years, you'd be surprised how much weight piles up on shelves like these.
2x3 's are great. lighter, cheaper, and usually just as strong as 2x4 's.
I like this yo, good shit 😊
How many 2x3 did you buy if I may ask I’m planing to do the same design in my garage
Great job 👏🏻
Just ordered my stud nailer and compressor today. Anxious to start. Nice tip about the 2x3’s, thanks
I'm going to use 2x4s because I can get them for free from work lol
Awesome good idea now I’m building shelves 👍🏽
There's no such thing as 2x3's 😂
You secured my sub and my fat finger pointing at Jesus.
All the load is on the screws or nails might be too much force if story heavy items. You could put smaller boards on the inside frame if anyone plans on putting super heavy items on theirs. Essentially a jack studs or cripple.
Great udea with 2x3s !!! thanks!!
Not terrible at all, keep the videos coming. Thank You
Yeap!! My brother made these for me in my garage & I Lov Them❤
You can also use a hammer and nails. It might be intimidating and frustrating at first trying to get the nail but nails have a higher sheer strength than screws.
What is a good amount of height between shelves?
Do you have the dimensions?
What kind of wood ?
Btw. You didn’t show the HARDEST part! Attaching the feet to the concrete wall!
Ok experts. What do you have to say???