Has anyone seen plans for this?

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Has anyone seen plans for this?

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I saw this in a catalog on a flight a couple weeks ago and would love to make one. Has anyone ever seen plans? Usually I am an improviser, but I think that proportions to maintain balance are pretty important for this.

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Just my first impression...

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that's an awful big box to hold a few shoes. :o
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fiatben wrote:that's an awful big box to hold a few shoes. :o
Good call, fiatben. SWMBO happened to be standing behind me when I opened the link and put in an order for eight units. At least two customized for UGG's and two for Berkenstocks. :D :D
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fiatben wrote:that's an awful big box to hold a few shoes. :o

Maybe so! But it is also a seat/bench, and/or a bedside type table. Some folks would find it very useful!
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As said - some folks would like it! You can buy one for "only $339.00.:(

Seems making one would save more than the $90 off of the original price.
http://www.touchofclass.com/product/i262-001.do?code=CMX01

No plans, but there's another very similar bench - size is -
Aubrie Shoe Storage Bench is 30"Wx16"Dx24"H; weighs 63 lbs.

Here is the Aubrie bench - http://www.touchofclass.com/product/furniture/bedroom+furniture/bedroom+accent+furniture/aubrie+shoe+storage+bench.do
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Workbench Magazine, I believe it was, has a set of plans for a bench like that (or was it Woodsmith????) It was on the cover, white and maybe 2 years ago???
I don't keep my WB back issues buy maybe it would jog someones memory.
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That looks nice, but what happens to the shoes when you fold it up? Would it be better with pull out drawers, or shelves with a couple of doors, then the shoes would stay flat and not standing on the toes ? :)
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cincinnati wrote:Workbench Magazine, I believe it was, has a set of plans for a bench like that (or was it Woodsmith????) It was on the cover, white and maybe 2 years ago???
I don't keep my WB back issues buy maybe it would jog someones memory.
Thanks for the help, I will need to try and look into that
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