§ Instructions · /man / shelf-001
Shelf from old bed slats.
An assembly manual that assumes you will take it apart again. Steps are diagrammatic. Notes are honest about what can fail.
§ 01
Exploded diagram
→ exploded view
materials
- A · board 800×220×18 (×4)
- B · upright 690×60×60 (×2)
- C · brace 340×60×20 (×2)
nodes
- Corner 90 × 4
- T-Link × 2
- Sleeve 01 × 4
tools
drill · screwdriver · spirit level · tape
§ 02
Step-by-step
- 01Lay out parts on the floor.
Match each piece to its label A–H. Check faces and grain direction.
- 02Pre-fit Corner 90 nodes onto the four uprights.
Slide-fit only. No screws yet.
- 03Place the bottom shelf and align with corner nodes.
Check the diagonals, equal within 5 mm.
- 04Drive 4 × 30 mm screws through each Corner 90.
Stop when the head sits flush. Don't over-torque.
- 05Repeat for shelves 2 and 3.
Use Sleeve 01 nodes if a board is short of full width.
- 06Add T-Link braces at the rear.
These resist racking, required if loading > 8 kg per shelf.
safety / load
Per shelf: ≤ 8 kg without rear brace · ≤ 18 kg with T-Link braces. Do not stand on it.
disassembly
Reverse the steps. Keep all nodes, they are the part that should outlive the build.
why this matters
A shelf you assembled is also a shelf you can take apart, repair, or transform.