A. Neely Hall
This is a vintage woodworking plan to build a wall mount magazine rack. Bonus pattern included on the reverse of the page to build a wall mount phone shelf with chalk memo board. Visit our FAQ page...
R_ANH0165
R-ANH0165
4.95
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The plan says: Build this attractive wall rack for the home magazines. Its display of timely, colorful covers will add to the rooms decor, and the group will compete as conversation pieces. There is a full-size pattern for the curves of the back, front and ends of the rack, and when you have laid these out on 1/4 inch plywood, the cutting and assembling will be simple operations. There is a shelf to support the short magazines and dowel sticks to prevent the magazines from falling forward.
Visit our FAQ page for a full definition.Finished Dimensions:
Height: 21 inches (53.3 cm)
Width: 23 inches (58.4 cm)
Depth: 5.625 inches (14.3 cm)
Plan Language: English, all measurements are in inches.
Condition of this recycled plan: Excellent (priced as marked), we have one copy of this plan available. Plan is printed on one sheet of 17 x 22 inch paper, bonus pattern included on the reverse.
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