Shoes take up a lot of space in the hallway. This is not only inconvenient, but can also ruin things - both weekend shoes and sneakers require a careful attitude. Avoid inconvenience will help the shelf for storing shoes.
If you want, you can do it yourself with your own device for storing shoes. The cost of materials is very small.
How to make a shelf with your own hands
Try to make a functional and roomy shelf, which in its structure resembles a carousel. A lot of pairs of shoes fit comfortably into it, while finding the right one is easy. Just scroll a little to find what you need. You can simply place such a shelf in the hallway, or put it in a wardrobe. The "carousel" is made up of rounded sections made of fiberboard, they are inserted round pins or one rod in the middle.
For the manufacture of shelves you will need such materials: fiberboard sheets, metal pins, screws. Determine the dimensions for the future product - for example, if you plan to place it in a cabinet, take into account the dimensions of the cabinet. Make a drawing of the shelf, or better yet, a drawing.
What is needed to make a shelf
Take the prepared fiberboard sheet. From it it is necessary to cut blanks of the size that are reflected in the drawing - these will be circles and quadrangles. Use a staff and compass to mark the future holes where the pins will be mounted.
On the central shaft, the disks for the stands can be fixed using smaller disks located at the desired height. They must also be cut out of fiberboard - the diameter should be half the size of the circles-supports. Smaller circles are installed below and above the larger one.
The assembly order will look like this: first the bottom is prepared. It can be made from anything — for example, mounted on wheels or made with bearings. To get one "floor" of the shelf, the quadrangular blanks are installed vertically and attached to the bottom using metal corners. You can arrange the blanks in an arbitrary order, dividing the base into 3-4 parts, so that you get space for three, four or more pairs of shoes. Another disk is superimposed on top of the rod; fastening is also done with the help of corners.
Thus, you can build as many "floors" of the shelf as you need. The last disc worn on the shaft is fixed with a nut and washer. Finally, the shelf can be painted or varnished.
