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Good morning lovelies, Wondering how, who, what I could do please. Broom cupboard and I would love to put in some shelves to make better use of space. Door does not fully open due to power box. cupboard is fixed in. Any ideas would be gratefully appreciated. Ta
H 35 above shelf 155 cm bottom part.
W 28.4 1/2 cm
D 55 cm
Hello @NanaMegan
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about adding shelves to your broom cupboard.
Looking at the picture you posted it appears to be a melamine covered cabinet. I propose using CUSTOMpine 16 x 1800 x 445mm White Matt E1L Carcass Shelving Standard Particleboard and using a hand saw to cut it down to size. You'll also need to drill holes for the Taskmaster 5mm Pin Clear Plastic Shelf Support.
The general steps will be to measure the width and depth of the cabinet. You then cut a portion of the particle board in that size. An easier option would be to copy an existing shelf in the cabinet if it's available. You then choose where you want to have the shelf positioned and drill 4 holes to hold the plastic shelf support.
If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.
Eric
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