Bookshelf Buyers Guide
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Hey, /lit/, does anyone know where I (Canadian) can get a decent bookshelf on a students budget (hopefully ~$60 cad, but ill begrudgingly accept higher priced ones)? Living in a dorm right now, so it can't be too big, but i just hate to see all my books piled up on my desk, you know?
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Try Canadian Tire maybe. They have cheap furniture I think. If that is no good you could always go to Walmart. Check kijiji too.
>>7596552
Check pawn shops too and just low ball them, who the fuck at a pawn shop really cares about a bookshelf.
Which Uni you at op?
Cant you just go to a thrift store? In my undescribed European country those are plenty and have them for literally no money.
Get some planks of wood and twice as many cinderblocks, and stack them up so they form shelves.
Don't stack them too high or it might fall on you and crush your frail effeminate /lit/ body
I get my shelves from a nearby recycling center, they're pretty much free and there's ton to choose from.
Just swipe it from a construction site
>>7596752
Mcgill
>>7597133
Oh shit son I got friends that go there. Anyways your in Montreal I'm sure there's got to be a desk on kijiji/craigs for cheap cheap.
>>7596552
Go to Ikea eat meatballs and gravlax get bookshelf
>>7596552
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003G2ZKQ8?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00
I got two of these they work great and books won't fall off the back or sides. Best of all no cheap ass synthetic wood just solid metal.
>>7597483
Oh shoot Canadian right. Well shit after checking amazon.ca they want $110 Canadian dollars for the same god damn thing. Might be too much for you then.
