Elm Planks For Good Shelves

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Created on 11 October 2009 15:18 | Add a comment
Too often I've bought sheets of plywood in order to construct shelves of one sort or another. This time, though, to make some free-standing shelves with decent span I went to our local wood yard (Richardson's in Mill Lane, North Walsham) and was sold a lovely pile of elm. They are all 2.3m long and the narrowest piece is 38cm wide. Each plank weighs around 20kg, so if I use the lot it will be 120kg of shelving.


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