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Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Space Saving Wall Boxes

How to Make Wall BoxesMake Use these lightweight boxes to free up counter space and organize your spice jars.
Check off the tools and materials you need to make this project.
  • Circular saw
  • 1x4s, cut to your desired lengths
  • Wood glue
  • 4d finish nails
  • 1/4-in. plywood, cut to fit to the back of your boxes
  • 1/2-in. brads
  • Sandpaper
  • Primer
  • Paint
  • Two picture hanger brackets per box
  • Nails
Step 1: Cut the Parts
Use a circular saw to cut 1x4s to length, based on the desired size of your wall boxes. Our large box is 9 wide and 12 in. tall


Step 1: Cut the Parts [+]
  • Step 2: Build the Boxes

    Use wood glue and 4d finish nails to assemble the boxes. Cut 1/4-in. plywood to the required size and secure it to the back with glue and 1/2-in. brads.
    Step 2: Build the BoxesRobert Reichenfeld[+]

    Step 3: Sand, Paint and Hang

    When the glue is dry, sand all surfaces, then prime and paint. To hang the boxes, secure two picture hanger brackets to the back, then hang your spice boxes on nails driven into the wall.
    Step 3: Sand, Paint and HangWall Boxes Final

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