Adam designed a shelf unit that is setup not to penetrate the ceiling, walls or floor.  It uses tension, pipe and fittings to create a floating shelving structure.  This would be a great setup for people who have to move frequently and/or have leases that do not allow for holes to be put in the walls, ceilings or floors.  On top of being extremely functional with fully adjustable shelving, it just looks cool!

The only fitting he used in this project was 61-6 flange that he bored out to allow the pipe to pass through.  If you are interested in doing this project but do not want to bore out your own fittings, we do provide boring as a service (additional cost for each fitting).

For complete instructions on building this shelf unit click here.

For information about the project on Adam’s personal blog click here.

For more pictures click here.

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