Materials: Expedit Shelf, Dioder light strip, furniture legs, Fabric, Screw Gun, Double sided tape
Description: I had the hardest time finding anything affordable that would fit my stereo components and store records as well. This is what I did to achieve what I needed.
Step 1. Make shelves wide enough to accommodate a stereo receiver and turntable. I had to move the 2 vertical supports over about 8 inches. To do this you must drill new holes for the dowel supports. Just measure over and drill. I believe I used a 3/8 bit.
Step 2. Assemble as directed except moving center supports to new drilled holes.
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Step 3. Mount leg plates. I mounted them 5" from the sides and 2" from the front and back Lowes has nice tapered legs in stock for $2.50
You must buy mounting plates. I used the angled plates here.
Step 4. I chose to hang fabric behind to conceal all the cables and such. I used double sided tape to do this.
Step 5. Mount Dioder lights. I put one on all 4 sides. I made a small slit in the fabric backing to run all the cables and cords through.
That's all. It took about 3 hours from start to finish. Hope this can help someone out that's having the same problem as I was!
~ Gretchen
Step 3. Mount leg plates. I mounted them 5" from the sides and 2" from the front and back Lowes has nice tapered legs in stock for $2.50
You must buy mounting plates. I used the angled plates here.
Step 4. I chose to hang fabric behind to conceal all the cables and such. I used double sided tape to do this.
Step 5. Mount Dioder lights. I put one on all 4 sides. I made a small slit in the fabric backing to run all the cables and cords through.
That's all. It took about 3 hours from start to finish. Hope this can help someone out that's having the same problem as I was!
~ Gretchen
