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- Knuff plywood magazine files from IKEA
- shelf, or piece of wood cut to size and L-brackets
- Screws
- Level
- Drill, and small wood bit
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If you don't want to see those L-Brackets to show you can use hidden shelf hardware. Like this http://www.wall-shelf.cn/500/shelf-install-2.jpg it's a little more work but looks a lot cleaner. Also for applying stain use a cheese cloth for a smooth finish. You can get that at any hardware store where the paint/stain is. I've used brushes, rags and foam brushes. I've stuck with cheese cloth.
http://homes.ninemsn.com.au/realliving/wereloving/147680/34-weekend-projects.slideshow
slide #12
Can I suggest an add-on?
I think gap between magazine holders are so empty
For people living in a cold/rainy area a pair of hangers between magazine holders maybe will be usefull to hang on umbrellas,scarfs caps, hats or another small clothes to keep warm.