Toy car shelf

If your 9 year old kid is anything like mine, they've got a big box of toy cars. Whenever they want to play with a specific one, they sift through the box for a while and then declare it lost. A helpful parent then has to take a valuable few minutes of their day to sift slightly deeper and find it, toy car shelf. To solve this terrible problem, we decided my son would construct a display shelf toy car shelf the wall of his bedroom.

I tucked it away in my mom brain to use later. I love how it turned out. It can be used as display or storage and the boys love rearranging their cars for play time, too. I bought two of the stainless steel magnetic knife bars from Amazon. We placed ours under the wood floating shelves, so I opted for the stainless steel over the bamboo or wood ones. But, I think they all look great! And I have to agree!

Toy car shelf

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Post navigation Load More Posts. Have a look for floating shelf toy car shelf in the hardware store. We made some hangers using some ugly bits of metal strapping screwed to the back of the top shelf and then screwed to the wall.

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Toy car shelf

Do you have kids who love Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars? Then this toy car display is for you! Sure, you can get large plastic bins to store them in, but more often than not, kids leave these tiny toys everywhere. What we also like about all these storage ideas is that they make the toys easy to access. Some are DIY projects , some are recycling ideas and some can simply be bought from Ikea.

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We had 60 holes to drill which is quite a lot when you are a kid without a drill press. You'll need to adjust these, based upon the width of your shelves. Once we figured that out we cut them all to exactly mm. The plastic is what you use to pull off the entire metal backing the thinner piece that gets installed on the wall. You don't want to measure in on each board individually - the room for variation is too great. These are the magnets that held up the bigger cars on the metal bar. I've also noticed that a wider range of cars get played with as they are all on display. Since they were exactly twice the intended length of our shelves, we bought 5 of those. It isn't going to hold a huge weight so you can go for some pretty small fasteners. We placed ours under the wood floating shelves, so I opted for the stainless steel over the bamboo or wood ones. At first, I bought the first magnet strips that popped up on in my Amazon search, only to realize that they were paper thin and not intended to hold up heavier items. The outsides were done first, and then the middle last, taking care to make sure the shelves we lined up with those marks on the dowels.

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Since it was my son doing it, I got him to use a hand saw. First check all your wood is exactly the same length. I love how it turned out. Otherwise you are just making every shelf identical. It was easy enough to get our cars all set up for the toy car display. And I have to agree! X Close. Have a look for floating shelf fasteners in the hardware store. At first, I bought the first magnet strips that popped up on in my Amazon search, only to realize that they were paper thin and not intended to hold up heavier items. This is a snippet of all the things that make us smile through our chaotic days. Simply Every is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Post navigation Load More Posts. What are you searching for? You need to decide how far in from the sides you want your dowels to be. You don't want to measure in on each board individually - the room for variation is too great.