Basic shelves - PEP BB dimensional.straw.shelves

Not sure if this applies in terms of materials and whatnot, but I built these shelves in my van for storage. They're a little over 7' long, ~ 24" tall. Used 2"x2" for supports for most of it, and 1"x2" for lighter support area. It's screwed into the ceiling frame, which is 2x2 steel tubing, with beefy self-tappers. Screwed into the wall framing with L-brackets to support the wood. The facing boards are 1x4 red cedar, which had pilot holes drilled into the supports behind, then screwed together. The cedar boards are connected in the back with flat T-brackets. Fun part was the angle everything had to be at since the roof wall slants inward toward the ceiling. Wood on the side of the cabinet is some scrap 1/4" project ply I had leftover from other parts of the van build. Stapled that to the 2x2 supports. So, it's not in a sticks and bricks home, but it's as earthquaky as possible in there and it's holding together fantastically. Haven't had any issues or screws working themselves out. Didn't use any glue. Decided to go with the wire rack (which I got from the Habitat ReStore) because it's lightweight and allows air flow.

My work area is getting cluttered.  Blades and screws and stuff were being stored on the floor.  I made a quick set of shelves from some 1x5x6' cedar boards. All the screw holes were pre drilled.

If you insist

Here is my submission for the badge bit about basic shelves. I replace an old shelve only 3 inches deep. They will help me store more tools and pieces around my winter workshop area.

2 shelves
8 feet long
10 inches deep