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Issue
#304 - December 2007
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Or, to be more
specific to most homes, the more your decorations and electronics
change, the more the shelving that holds these components stays the
same.
Thankfully, there’s an easy way to break free from this rut
of static storage shelves. The solution is to create a new system
of organization, one that’s easily customizable to fill any
space and hold any items that you desire. That’s precisely what
these stackable storage “cubes” do.
The system consists of two sizes of cubes: One is square, and the
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rectangular and
twice the length of the square. That means two squares match the width,
or height, of a rectangle, depending on how you stack them.
Besides being versatile, these units are also made with just a few
parts — melamine, strips of oak, hardboard, and screws. This
not only makes them easy to build, but the contrast of the white melamine
with the natural oak also creates a clean, contemporary look. |
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