Hello
New here and not an expert at DIY but have done some stuff and willing to have a go and learn along the way. Sorry if my explanation is not very good.
I have an 'airing' cupboard. It used to house the immersion heater before converted to combi boiler. It is now an open space with some rudimentary shelving on the lower section.
It is 100 cm wide and about 85cm deep. One side is a 'proper' wall the other side wall is plasterboard (cannot be drilled into as it is exposed on the other side - hallway).
Currently its quite a waste of space, so I'd like to have shelving all the way up. At present there is a free-standing type of shelving upto waist height made of 2 x 1 1/2 and 2 x 1 lengths of wood.
I'm wondering what my options are? I had figured on dismantling the current shelving (as the cupboard needs some filling in places and a good coat of paint) and starting again with free-standing shelving.
Any advice help would be welcome.
cheers
New here and not an expert at DIY but have done some stuff and willing to have a go and learn along the way. Sorry if my explanation is not very good.
I have an 'airing' cupboard. It used to house the immersion heater before converted to combi boiler. It is now an open space with some rudimentary shelving on the lower section.
It is 100 cm wide and about 85cm deep. One side is a 'proper' wall the other side wall is plasterboard (cannot be drilled into as it is exposed on the other side - hallway).
Currently its quite a waste of space, so I'd like to have shelving all the way up. At present there is a free-standing type of shelving upto waist height made of 2 x 1 1/2 and 2 x 1 lengths of wood.
I'm wondering what my options are? I had figured on dismantling the current shelving (as the cupboard needs some filling in places and a good coat of paint) and starting again with free-standing shelving.
Any advice help would be welcome.
cheers
