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6. The Floating Shelf idea from Jessia Welling
You’ll need sturdy brackets and a keen eye for level placement. And remember, don’t overload the shelves, or they might take a nosedive, spilling your precious knick-knacks like a clumsy waiter at a fancy restaurant.
Detail: The Pegboard Wall from Wirecutter
5. The Magnetic Wall Algot Hack
Ikea’s Algot metal shelves come in a variety of sizes, and with a little creativity, you can turn any wall into a magnetic masterpiece! First, measure the area you want to cover, pick out the perfect shelf sizes, and create a plan. Then, simply secure the shelves to the wall with screws in the corner-most holes.
One thing, You don’t want your awesome creation crashing down on you, so take note of this crucial detail. Ensure that your wall can handle both the weight of the magnetic surface and the items you’ll attach.
Detail: Jessicawellinginteriors.com
4. A Modern floating countertop idea
The first step, Layout your design by drawing up a plan.
Cut frame boards to size using 2x4s and a Kreg Pocket Hole Jig. Attach them together using pocket hole screws.
Attach the frame to the wall, and ensure to secure the back brace bar to the left support 2×4 before attaching the left arm brace.
Cut and stain the countertop before installing it onto the frame. Notch out a little bit of the door trim if necessary to ensure a perfect fit, and then attach a finishing board to the front using a nail gun.
Detail: Ikeahackers.net
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3. The Flip-Up Countertop Idea
Similar to a floating countertop but with the added ability to fold away when not in use. A top tip? A trusty pair of sturdy hinges and a level will ensure smooth sailing throughout your project execution.
Detail: Wellshetried.com
