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Structural integrity melamine shoe rack
Furnished content. (from WoodNet.net)
I asked a question previously about using melamine for a shoe rack and a couple of people suggested using confirmat screws. I have another question.
I was planning on making the dimensions of the case 4ft wide and 4 ft high with about 4 or 5 shelves. I had planned on drilling holes in the sides so I could use adjustable shelves, so the shelves would not be glued or screwed into the sides of the case. I had also planed on not attaching a back to the case. My question is will the case be structurally sound if I only have screws at the 4 corners of the case or will the case be subject to racking. Will the internal shelves help with racking or not since they are simply supported with pins in the side of the case?
I'm not wanting to have a back on the case to save money and reduce weight. I thought I could attach some corner brackets on the back of the case if they are needed. Anyone have any thoughts on this. The shoe rack would not really be move once it is in place in the closet.
Thanks
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posted at: 12:00am on 21-Feb-2026 path: /Woodworking | permalink
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