45 1/2 high

14 1/2 deep

24 wide

4 inches between shelves.



It's a hatchling rack. So I built it to hold these small shoe boxes. You can build yours to fit the size containers you choose.



The nice thing about this rack is that you can build it to suit. Assemble the sides and the bottom shelf. Place one (or two or three) of your boxes on the shelf. Put the next shelf on the box(s). Check for fit, not to tight not to loose. Screw shelf in place. Repeat the steps working you way up until complete. You may want to do some preliminary measurement and assemble the side and bottom shelf temporaraly so that you can assemble the whole rack with ALL of the boxes and shelves NOT screwed into place so that you are sure the top shelf is not going to be to loose or to tight.
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Vichris



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• Home Depot, $70.00 hatchling rack - vichris, Sun Jul 23 22:45:25 2006
• L x H x W......? - APLAXAR, Tue Jul 25 13:34:34 2006
• RE: L x H x W......? - vichris, Tue Jul 25 18:06:39 2006
• I will have to look into that. - APLAXAR, Wed Jul 26 10:28:39 2006
• RE: Home Depot, $70.00 hatchling rack - pikiemikie, Wed Jul 26 18:42:42 2006
• RE: Home Depot, $70.00 hatchling rack - vichris, Wed Jul 26 19:55:32 2006
• RE: Home Depot, $70.00 hatchling rack - pikiemikie, Wed Jul 26 22:10:59 2006
• RE: Home Depot, $70.00 hatchling rack - vichris, Wed Jul 26 22:15:02 2006