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[mrdiy3000]

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[JohnD]

I am looking for about a depth of 1cm, and about 10cm in height.

you want shelves only 1cm deep?

What do you collect... thimbles?

 

[mrdiy3000]

you want shelves only 1cm deep?

What do you collect... thimbles?

Oh, my apologies, it is meant to be the other way around. So 1cm in the height, and 10cm in the depth.
I collect pringles cans if that is any help

 

[Deleted member 174758]

Full size backer board of 12mm MDF with 100mm wide shelves of 18mm MDF screwed (from the back) and glued to it? It'd cost a bit less than £600.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Oh, my apologies, it is meant to be the other way around. So 1cm in the height, and 10cm in the depth.
I collect pringles cans if that is any help

Those measurements still seem to be wrong, unless you have miniature Pringle cans !

 

[JohnD]

10cm is 100mm or 4 inches, (builders usually measure in mm, or inches) so you could fit small model cars, or whisky bottles, on there, as well as Pringles tubes.

1cm (10mm) thick is strong enough for pringles tubes, but not for anything substantial. 18mm board is commonly used for shelves.

@JobAndKnock has a simple and economical idea.

 

[JohnD]

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hello...

I think he's gone.

 

[foxhole]

hello...

I think he's gone.

Makes you feel a bit of a Pringle .)

 

[Deleted member 174758]

hello...

I think he's gone.

And there was me going to suggest acrylic.....