Industrial Rustic Bookshelf
Combine reclaimed wood and galvanized black pipe to create a rugged bookshelf that adds texture and warmth to any room.
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Sand and Stain
Sand the surfaces of all the wood pieces. Stain or paint the wood as desired. Allow the pieces to dry for four to six hours.
Attach Flanges
Starting with the bottom shelf, screw down each flange. Tip: Do not drive the screws in all the way. Leave a little room to level off the shelf when you attach the galvanized black pipes.
Attach Pipes
Attach the galvanized black pipes into the flanges on the bottom shelf. Tip: For the top flanges, attach them to the pipe first so it will be easier to screw them down to the second shelf.
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