I made those for about £40. Just some beach look mdf, 2 metal bracket fixings, and 8 brackets. Dead easy, and best of all, it's customizable, so you can add more shelves or remove shelves as and when you need them.
Shelving for game storage?
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Build them yourself.
I made those for about £40. Just some beach look mdf, 2 metal bracket fixings, and 8 brackets. Dead easy, and best of all, it's customizable, so you can add more shelves or remove shelves as and when you need them.
I made those for about £40. Just some beach look mdf, 2 metal bracket fixings, and 8 brackets. Dead easy, and best of all, it's customizable, so you can add more shelves or remove shelves as and when you need them.
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Some great ideas. IKEA, GOODWILL and BUILD ONE.
Here's another custom idea shelf idea for those hard to find game cart shelves. I cut Laminate Wood Flooring material which is thin and space saving to the width of N64 carts standing with contacts down. Finish Nail Gunned 1 ½" slats cut to just a little taller then the cart. Alphabetical order five layers high, easy to pull a particular cart without going thru a plastic storage box.
This one also caught my eye. A shoe rack!
Here's another custom idea shelf idea for those hard to find game cart shelves. I cut Laminate Wood Flooring material which is thin and space saving to the width of N64 carts standing with contacts down. Finish Nail Gunned 1 ½" slats cut to just a little taller then the cart. Alphabetical order five layers high, easy to pull a particular cart without going thru a plastic storage box.
This one also caught my eye. A shoe rack!
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Here's a neat cubby system I told you guys about long ago. I've got two of these for controllers. 20 bucks each at Target.
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Zandengoff
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Might want to check big lots. They have a furniture section there is pretty good and cheap. I am using the computer desk from there right now.
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Yeah, I picked up a medium size DVD/CD shelf from Wal Mart for some game storage and it worked out very nicely.jeffro11 wrote:OMG, outrageous cost. You could hunt around Walmart. Sometimes they have decent shelving units. I'm not sure of the selection you have down in the states as I live in Canada. But some of our stores similar to Lowes etc also have decent shelves and furniture.
It was only $30 I think. I was surprised how well it all fit.
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slowslow325
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Like Niode said, I personally use wall shelving for all of my stuff. I keep it pretty organized. I have the entire wall covered in them and I can use the top shelves more for display. If your TV is next to them, you can even set consoles on them.
It's very customizable. I would recommend getting the dual clip kind because they are more durable. Also, make sure you screw them into the stud, obviously
http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopi ... 28&t=22538
It's very customizable. I would recommend getting the dual clip kind because they are more durable. Also, make sure you screw them into the stud, obviously
http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopi ... 28&t=22538
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I get most of my furniture from the big trash day in the rich neighborhoods. They throw out some nice shit.