To build floating shelves with a “black iron” finish, you’ll need:
The wood is 1″ thick, and the depth is 6″. The outer middle shelves are 28″ long and the center ones are 37″ long. The wood is cut, sanded, and coated with 3 coats of polyurethane.
Piecing everything together is pretty self-explanatory. We tried to hit studs, but it’s sturdy with drywall anchors, and we don’t plan on putting anything too heavy on the shelves.
Chilis, anyone? We’re on the hunt for Trinidad Scorpions, if anyone has a connection. And the BEST chilis we’ve found are Piquins from Penzey’s–smokey with some kick!
~$140 from Home Depot minus the wood, which was left over from our islands.
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