Hidden door bookcase ep 4 final installment

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Hidden door bookcase ep 4 final installment

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http://youtu.be/cSEGblgQ0jo

This is the last video in the series.

Check it out thanks.
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Cool idea!!! Did you have to "beef up" the hinge mounting to the door/frame to support the extra load?
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Thanks mountain. I did reinforce the hinge side to support the extra weight.
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Neat project. How well does it hold books and do they stay put if you open the door or do you have to take stuff off the shelves before using it?
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Should hold everything fine without removing anything.

I weigh about 250 and hung on the door for a bit and it didn't give at all.
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THOMRIDER wrote:Should hold everything fine without removing anything.

I weigh about 250 and hung on the door for a bit and it didn't give at all.
How much will a full load of books weigh?;)
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That's a good question,im not sure.
My daughter will have a mix of trophys and nick-nacks on the shelves who knows maybe a few books.
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algale wrote:Neat project. How well does it hold books and do they stay put if you open the door or do you have to take stuff off the shelves before using it?
I suspect she will soon learn not to slam the door.;)
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True Rpd, this is an attic access so the door will only see occasional use.
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