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Side Tower Plans for the Storage Bed Wall

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Side Tower Plans for the Storage Bed Wall

About Project

These large bookcases are designed to work with the rest of the Storage Bed Collection to create storage in your child's room. Position the shelves at table height to use as nightstands as well! Special thanks to Amy and Steve for sharing their photos.

Dimensions

Dimensions: 
Side Tower Plans for the Storage Bed Wall
Dimensions: 
64 3/4" Tall x 24" wide x 12 1/2" deep

Materials and Tools

Shopping List: 

3 - 1x12 @ 8 feet long
3 - 1x2 @ 8 feet long
1/4" plywood
shelf pins

2 inch screws
1 1/4 inch finish nails
wood glue
wood filler
120 grit sandpaper
primer
wood conditioner
paint
paint brush
Tools: 
measuring tape
square
pencil
safety glasses
hearing protection
circular saw
nailer
sander
level
countersink drill bit

Cut List

Cut List: 

Please see cut list in PDF.

General Instructions

Please see the instructions in the PDF attached to this post.

PDF

The side towers can actually be modified to any width, preferably less than 36" to keep shelves from sagging.  This tower can be used in other rooms too, and for other purposes.

We've got the middle shelf at nightstand height.  Drill a hole in the back of the plywood and you can put a lamp or alarm clock in there.  Or better yet, cabinet lighting.  Speaking of cabinets, someone asked on our Facebook Page about converting some of these components to open wall kitchen cabinets.  You would not need any modifications other than a board (probably a 1x3) flat with the back, on the inside back top (and probably the bottom too) so that you have something sturdy to screw the cabinet to the wall with.  Oh, and standard cabinet height is 30".

This side tower is composed of 1x12s and 1x2s.  The back is 1/4" plywood.

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Maybe I am behind in this

Maybe I am behind in this idea, but it is possible to do something similar to the "whole collection" for a queen sized bed? I mean, my hubby and I could use this storage too, but we prefer to share a bed and need a little more room than a twin would have to offer :)

Thank you Ana!

 
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I love the pdf! Now I just

I love the pdf! Now I just need some time at home to make good use of them. :)

 
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I LOVE the PDF's! They are

I LOVE the PDF's! They are super-organized and make me even more in love with your site. Way to go!

 
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Hey Ana,Love your stuff! I

Hey Ana,
Love your stuff! I am in the process of building the storage bed for my little girl. Just wondering if you have any plans to put the dresser on here as well?
Thanks!

 
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I actually prefer the pdf's,

I actually prefer the pdf's, there is our 2 cents.

 
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Could you give directions as

Could you give directions as to how to adapt this for a king size bed?? I would LOVE it!

 
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[...] in Brag Blog Put on

[...] in Brag Blog Put on my TO-DO List Save as PDF Print this PostShare/Bookmark Builder: Jorie Zakutansky Experience Level: Some Experience Estimated Cost: $200 Estimated Time Investment: Couple hours a day over two weeks From Plan: http://ana-white.com/2010/07/furniture-plans-side-tower-for-storage.html [...]

 
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Where can I find plans for

Where can I find plans for the center shelves on this?

 

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