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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Above is a custom display rack used to display products at a tractor supply store. The fittings and pipe have been powder coated black to give the unit a sleek look.

Other retail racks: link

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Here is a cart used by the Kee operation in Canada. It has a place for your laptop as well as a complete array of tools. It is on casters so that it can easily be moved around the warehouse. How would you like to see this thing in your shop!!!

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Adam Byers got creative and constructed a custom shelf on casters made from Kee Klamp fittings, fence post and some plywood. Instructions to build this project are posted on his site and on Instructables. Great project Adam, thank you for sharing it with us.

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This rolling storage shelf will also be featured on an upcoming episode of Ron Hazelton’s HouseCalls. The frame is made from fence posts and fittings. Casters are attached to the bottom to make it portable. If you have questions about constructing a shelf like this please contact us.

Find parts list, more pictures and a sketchup diagram for this project by clicking here

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We have been working several months with Chris Logue to help him bring his TV Platform design from concept to completion. The finished product has finally been refined and is being shown at a furniture show in Portsmouth, NH this weekend. You can see more about Logue Studios by visiting: http://loguestudio.com

Chris’s project has come to embody many of the different ideals that we hold to at Simplified Building Concepts. We are involved not only in providing Kee Klamp fittings, but in helping to provide a web presence. If everything goes according to plan we will even be helping him establish an e-commerce site to sell his furniture and provide back-end customer service. If you would like to find out more about the other services that we offer, please visit: http://loguestudio.com

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Here are a few new pictures of some retail display racks made with pipe and Kee Klamp fittings. We can help you to design/build racks similar to these. If you are interested in applying Kee Klamp fittings in retail applications please contact us.

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This is a desk / drafting table designed by Sam with Google’s free SketchUp program. The fittings make it possible to adjust and customize this desk in any way you see fit. The shelves can be swung out in any direction and can be raised and lowered. The fittings are durable so you can tear this down, move it, and it will last assembly after assembly.  You might also use the pipe monitor mounts, mentioned in a previous article, to attach computer monitors to the structure.
Sam is our primary customer service rep, so if you have questions about the desk feel free to give him a call. He will be glad to help you design-build your own desk.

Download SketchUp File from Google 3D Warehouse

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Check out the complete instructions to build the bench/shelf combination piece at this URL:

http://www.instructables.com/id/E8K87J8ORYEQHO9ZFZ/

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