Phil
Old Oak
Pot Trolley
Also no WIP’s, made a number of years ago.
Stock was some pine which came from the base of our old double bed. It was designed to fit under a wash basin to hold the towels, soap etc.
I measured it with the people and then drew up the plans.
But ………….
Somewhere we did not take into account the angle of the wall into the corner, and it turned out to be a bit on the large size.
The whole thing is screwed together, no glue used at all.
The finish was some light coloured polyurethane.
As it was too large for the bathroom, an alternate use needed to be found.
There was a gap under the kitchen top and the trolley fitted in there perfectly. The chap sawed off the front section.
It was then used to accommodate their pots and pans.
Cheers
Phil
Also no WIP’s, made a number of years ago.
Stock was some pine which came from the base of our old double bed. It was designed to fit under a wash basin to hold the towels, soap etc.
I measured it with the people and then drew up the plans.
But ………….
Somewhere we did not take into account the angle of the wall into the corner, and it turned out to be a bit on the large size.
The whole thing is screwed together, no glue used at all.
The finish was some light coloured polyurethane.
As it was too large for the bathroom, an alternate use needed to be found.
There was a gap under the kitchen top and the trolley fitted in there perfectly. The chap sawed off the front section.
It was then used to accommodate their pots and pans.
Cheers
Phil
