I haven’t posted nearly enough pictures of this in process, so here’s a bunch now that it’s done!
I needed WAY more room for backstock soaps, & these shelves provide more than enough. They’re entirely reclaimed wood — mostly from pallets, with the longer uprights coming from an old fence. Took a bunch of sanding, mostly with the flap wheel. They’ve turned out nicely rustic. Definitely a style which my entire lack of skill in cutting things evenly works well with.
Et voila!

I didn’t even do that thing where you paint the wood & then sand it come to simulate wear. I just kind of painted it lightly & wherever the paint didn’t fill a crack or whatever, hey! Rustic!

I totally saved the boards with interesting edges for the front.

It’s Tom-approved!
