So I came up with the design you see here. It consists of 17-inch-deep (wide) plywood shelves and brackets spaced two feet apart to support the shelf. Each bracket is notched to receive the cleat ...

However, this design works best for shelves under 24-in ... into the top and bottom of the 2x4 to accommodate your plywood—that’s 1⁄4-in. for 1⁄4-in. plywood. You can do this using ...

Smaller designers have been experimenting with Ikea-style furniture. Three Dwell staffers tried three such brands to see how ...

Try to make the width 8 feet for the same reason. The simplest shelf design uses 2-by-3 and 2-by-4 lumber for the framing and ¾-inch plywood for the shelves. You may get by with ½-inch plywood ...

I didn't include these items in the budget. I built a plywood shelf to support the keyboard and hold all the other crap that used to float around my desk. I used scrap plywood from my garage ...

So we decided to design a homemade receptacle that ... We started by cutting two rectangular pieces of 5/8-inch plywood, one for the rack’s upper shelf and the other, matching it, as the bottom ...

Right from the start of aeronautical design, plywood’s qualities of lightness ... Dining tables and garage extensions were built; shelving, sheds and kitchen cabinets went up over weekends.