I got bookcase like this. I want to hide stuff i got inside. Was thiking about getting some kind of curtain but im also thinking about some cardboard doors. I never seen anything like that though. Any of you have some ideas or examples to inspire me?
>>910675
try a door
or drawer
or hidden room to put it in
really this is not new, the wheel and all the cousins has been invented
just make a god damn door
They will be too heavy (doors) i suppose. Thats why i was thinking about cardboard ones but never seen any examples.
>>910675
google pantry cabinet.
>>910678
No, plywood or a frame and panel door would be like 5-10 lbs. If too heavy, instead of having one door, it would be split up, so you'd have two or three.
A concern for the doors though, is that you may need to screw the bookshelf to the wall, because when pulled open, that tall thin guy may tilt forward.
>>910678
>have not seen bookcases with doors
what the fuck go to ikea
>>910675
If you don't want a door
And are set on cardboard then get cardboard and duct tape that shit all to your case
If you want a shit looking case with cardboard doors I say go all the way.
Pizza box lids and duct tape.
>>910718
DOUBLE LAYER PIZZA BOX and duct tape
>>910675
How deep are the shelves?
>pic related would be the easiest
Otherwise you can stop in grocery stores in the morning. They have tons of cardbord boxes. Find some that will fit. Or get some of the laundry detergent boxes to cut up. Those boxes are much sturdier.
Personally i made a bunch of box drawers by getting some sheets of fiber board. I cut the panels to size for the drawers. Then i cut 1/2" square strips to length to fit inside the corners. Glue and staples held everything together. It went together extremeley fast and cheap. Theyve also held up over the 15 years ive had them.
If you're looking for somewhere to hide something for a bit of quirky fun, then certainly might work out alright.
If you're looking to seriously conceal stuff from anyone other than friends and family, it's not going to work. They'll go through your place and will know every trick in the book to hiding shit. You're up against centuries of people more desperate and intelligent than you being found out and recorded.
>>910675
depends on what you want to hide. If it's thin enough, make one shelf openable from a hole in the bottom. If you've seen the hidden drawer cabinet trick, it's like that. It might look slightly suspicious as a normal shelf though. That base at the bottom looks doable though.
