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	<description>Wood shelving and other shelves discussed at length</description>
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		<title>Wood Shelf Brackets</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Jun 2010 23:55:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wood shelf brackets are a leading shelving choice, offering both durable storage solutions and a great decorative wooden touch.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You can find wood shelf brackets  online,  for very affordable prices, when shopping for brackets to support your  wooden shelves.  I have found that on average, wooden brackets  cost about $12 to $25, on average, online.  You can check with  a wide variety of web sites that sell wood brackets, such as www.theshelffactory.com, www.acehardware.com, www.houseofantiquehardware.com and www.architecturaldepot.com.  Simply perform a basic web site search  through web sites search engines, such as Google, Yahoo or Bing, to  find more web sites that sell wooden brackets for shelves.  You  can also search discount web stores, such as Amazon and e-Bay to find  the wood brackets that you are looking for, as well.</p>
<p>Along the same lines of actually  purchasing wooden brackets, online, there are also web sites that  teach you how to INSTALL the brackets.  By using the same search  engines that I have already mentioned, type the actual keywords  “wood shelf brackets” into the keyword field in order to find these  “how to” web sites.  If you would prefer to purchase wood brackets  locally, you can search at your local department stores, such as  Walmart,  JCPenney or Target, as well as home improvement and hardware stores,  such as Lowe’s Home Improvement and Ace Hardware.  Considering  the idea of actually making your OWN wooden brackets, you can also visit   your local library, for books on the subject.  Another great source  to find brackets for wooden shelves is by searching your local newspaper   classified sections as well as your local Yellow Pages and free flyers  and circulars.</p>
<p>Wood shelf brackets, which (for obvious   reasons) you will find, are available in a very WIDE variety of styles,  designs, types of wood, prices and places of purchase.  Some of  the examples of what I am referring to are brackets made of cedar, pine  or oak, larger sizes, to be able to support shelves holding larger and  heavier items and the prices that I mentioned earlier, would usually  be based mainly on the type of wood and manufacturer of the brackets  that you buy.  You will always want to be satisfied with purchase  that you make, including when investing time and money into purchasing  wooden brackets.  Shop around and compare the prices and styles  as wells as the sizes and styles of brackets available on the market  for sale.</p>
<p>Whether you decide to actually purchase   “already made” wood shelf brackets or wish to make your OWN, make  sure you know all the specifics of the brackets, to the shelves for  which you will be using the brackets.  Know the size and type of  wood that would be best to be able to support the shelves and the items  the shelves will be holding.  Make sure that you are not “jumping  the gun” and simply assuming that the same type of wood from which  the shelves are made, will be the best and most suitable wood for the  bracket.  Keep in mind that the shelves are only support the items  that you wish to place on them, whereas the brackets will be supporting  both the shelves as WELL as the items ON the shelves; a harder and more  durable wood may be needed, for the brackets.  For example, your  shelves, themselves may be constructed of cedar, while the brackets  you purchase or make yourself, may be better support, if constructed  of oak or pine.  It all depends on the types, weights and sizes  of items that you will be placing on the shelves.  Again, simply  know your specifics, before making your purchase.</p>
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		<title>Wire Storage Shelves</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Jun 2010 23:53:20 +0000</pubDate>
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				<category><![CDATA[Wire Shelving]]></category>

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		<description><![CDATA[Wire storage shelves, racks, and units are a perfect shelving form for a closet, garage, and many other places.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wire storage shelves are used for many  purposes, such as for stock rooms, storage closets in your home, laundry   rooms, closets and many more.  If you decide that you would like  to purchase wire shelves for a room or closet in your home or place  of business, make sure that you shop around, to determine the best  shelves  to suit your needs.  I have found that wire shelving can be purchased,  online, available in several different styles and designs, such as wall  mounted as well as freestanding.  Some web sites that I have found,  that you may want to visit are www.organizeit.com, www.spacesavers.com, www.wirefurniture.com and www.wirestorageshelves.net.  Prices for wire racks rang greatly,  based on the styles and types of racks that you are purchasing.   I have found that online, you can purchase wire shelves for anywhere  from around $18 to $125 or more.  You can also search on online  discount web stores, such as Amazon and e-Bay, to purchased used  shelves,  at considerably lower prices.</p>
<p>If you are purchasing used wire storage   shelves, there are a few things that you will want to make sure of,  before actually making your purchase.  First of all, make  sure, that if you are purchasing online that there are available web  images for you to view.  You will also want to ask the seller about  any “refund and return” policy that they may offer.  In the  event that the shelves are damaged, during shipping, or they are not  exactly what you thought they would be, once you receive them, the  “refund  and return” policy is very beneficial.  If you decide that you  would prefer to shop in your local area for wire racks, you can visit  any local department, furniture, home improvement or office supply  store.   Some examples of stores such as these are Walmart, K-Mart, JCPenney,  Lowe’s Home Improvement and Office Depot.</p>
<p>You may be able to browse your  neighborhood’s  weekend garage sales, thrift stores and flea markets to purchase wire  storage shelves, as well.  Even though shopping online is more  convenient, in that you don’t have to deal with the hassle of traveling  from “place to place”, plus the convenience of offers that some  web sites advertise, such as “free shipping” and discounts on “bulk”  orders, shopping locally allows a couple of different benefits.   When shopping locally, you are given the opportunity to actually see  the items “up close and personally” as well as speak to the seller,  directly if you have any particular questions that you may not be  able to ask to a seller online, such as the exact weight capacity and  durability.</p>
<p>As with anything that you spend your  money on, you will obviously want to be satisfied with the purchase  of your wire storage shelves.  Shop around, comparing prices between  one set or type of wire shelves and others.  Compare the prices  of “used” shelves to the exact same styles, types, designs and  manufacturers  of “new” wire shelves.  Don’t settle on any one items, merely  based on the prices, however.  Make sure that the shelves that  you end up purchasing are exactly the size and design that you need  and that they are going to suit your personal needs and taste,  precisely</p>
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		<title>Heavy Duty Shelving</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Jun 2010 23:51:12 +0000</pubDate>
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				<category><![CDATA[Industrial Shelves]]></category>

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		<description><![CDATA[Heavy duty shelving units are offered in many forms, including steel, metal, wire, and plastic shelves and brackets.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Heavy duty shelving is designed to  specifically be capable of withstanding the weight of heavier and larger   items at a time.  You will want to decide the actual structure  of the shelves that you need, before making your purchase and browsing  online is one of the best ways to do this.  Through various web  site search engines, such as Google, Yahoo and Bing, I have found  several  web sites that you can purchase metal and industrial shelving from,  such as www.globalindustrial.com, www.shelfmaster.com, www.shelving-direct.com and www.easyrack.org.  These are only a few web sites that  you can search and shop for industrial style shelves on, but by doing  a web site search engine search, you will be able to find more.</p>
<p>If you would prefer to shop for  heavy duty  shelving at a local store, you can try your local furniture, home  improvement,  department and office supply stores, as well.  Walmart, K-Mart,  JCPenney, Lowe’s Home Improvement and Office Depot are some of the  stores that you can visit, to shop for metal shelving.  You may  also want to browse your local Yellow Pages as well as local area  newspaper  classified sections, free flyers and circulars.  If you would like  to purchase steel shelves at discounted prices, or used and marked down,   you can search online web stores, such as Amazon and e-Bay.  These  web sites not only offer discounted prices, but also, quite often offer  special “deals” on bulk orders as well as “free shipping”.   Browse these sites to find better prices, but make sure that if you  purchase metal shelves used, that you compare the seller’s prices  to those of new shelves and view photographic images of the items.   Also, check with the seller whether or not they offer a “refund and  return” policy, in the event that the shelves are not what you thought  that they would be, or are somehow damaged, during shipping.</p>
<p>Just as with anything else that you  take the time to invest your money into, you will most definitely want  to shop around, for heavy duty shelving, especially considering the  fact that there are so many different styles, types and designs  available  on the market.  On average, I have found that metal shelving is  priced anywhere from about $80 to $200, online, depending on the style  and design that you are purchasing.  You will find shelves for  stock items priced well below these rates at the online discount web  stores that I mentioned earlier.  Take the time to shop around  and decide the styles, sizes and designs that will best suit your  personal  needs and tastes.  You obviously will want to be happy with the  shelves that you purchase, both with the heavy duty shelving styles as well as with the  amount of money that you end up spending.</p>
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		<title>Industrial Shelving Units</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Jun 2010 23:48:46 +0000</pubDate>
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				<category><![CDATA[Industrial Shelves]]></category>

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		<description><![CDATA[Industrial shelving units are most commonly found in metal and wire form, offering great storage systems at a low cost.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Industrial shelving units are designed  for the specific purpose of being able to withstand heavier and larger  items, such as storage and warehouse items.  You will find that  steel and metal shelves are easy to come by, online, as well as at your  local department, furniture and home improvement stores and are priced  anywhere from about $80 to $200, depending on the styles, designs and  manufacturers that you can choose from.  Some of the web sites  that I have found that sell metal shelves are www.shelfmaster.com, www.globalindustrial.com, www.easyrack.org and www.shelving-direct.com.  Some local area retailers that you  may choose to visit and shop for steel shelves are Walmart, Sears, Home  Depot and Lowe’s Home Improvement.</p>
<p>If your purpose for purchasing  industrial  shelving units is for a storage unit or warehouse, you will want to  make sure that you measure the size of the area where you would like  to place the shelves.  Shop around for various styles and prices  of shelves that you would like to purchase.  Make sure that not  only the sizes will suit the needs that you have, but the styles, as  well.  For example, if you are storing items to be kept in a  climate-controlled  environment, such as produce, film products or boxed items, you will  want to purchase metal shelves that have wire racks.  Wire racks  will accommodate the weight and sizes of the items, as well as allowing  the items to “breath”, to avoid “overheating” the contents of  the containers, in which the items are stored.</p>
<p>As with anything else that you invest  your time and money into, you want to shop around, to find the exact  industrial shelving units to suit ALL of your needs.  You will  want to make sure that you purchase the exact sizes of metal shelves  that you need, as well as the proper and appropriate styles, meaning  that the structure of the shelves should be able to completely  accommodate  all the items that you are planning on storing.  Make sure that  you compare prices and if you are purchasing steel shelves used,  make sure that the seller is not attempting to sell the shelves and  suggested retail or “new” prices; Amazon and E-bay are both very  good online web stores to search for and purchase used metal shelves  at affordable prices.</p>
<p>I have found that there are also home  improvement and warehouse furniture store magazines that you can also  search for industrial shelving units in, such as Chicago Home Mag and  JCPenney.  Considering the fact that there are, in fact, several  different ways and places to shop for metal and steel industrial styles  shelves, you will definitely want to take your time, compare prices  and styles and don’t merely “settle” on anything, just because  the prices seems “right” or you feel that you can’t afford the  styles you need.  By taking your time, you will most likely be  able to find EXACTLY what you are searching for; staying within the  budget that you set your goal to be.</p>
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		<title>Wood Lockers</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Jun 2010 23:46:46 +0000</pubDate>
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				<category><![CDATA[Lockers]]></category>

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		<description><![CDATA[Wood lockers are an excellent storage form, with wooden shelves and cabinets perfect for use in a gym, school, or elsewhere. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are several different types of  wood lockers available on the market, for sale, used for many different  purposes.  Wood such as cedar keeps moths from destroying clothing  items as well as adding a very “homey” appeal to any kitchen’s  cabinets and pantry.  You can search online for lockers made of  wood, by doing a simple web site search engine search, through Google,  Yahoo or Bing.  Some web sites that I have found that you may want  to browse are www.hollman.com, www.morelockers.com, www.treeforms.com and www.lockersofamerica.com.  You can also search on discount web  stores, such as Amazon and E-bay, for used (as opposed to brand new)  lockers made of wood.</p>
<p>Generally, the prices for wood lockers  will vary, depending on the style, design and manufacturer of the item;  however, I have found lockers made of wood cost anywhere from around  $240 to $800, online.  Some web sites will offer special “deals”  such as “free shipping”, percentage discounts on “bulk” orders  or rebates on certain items.  If you would rather purchase your  lockers at a local retailer, than online, you can visit your local  department  and furniture stores or even wholesale warehouse shops in your area.   Some of the local retailers that sell lockers made of wood are Walmart,  JCPenney and Pottery Barn.  You can also search your local Yellow  Pages and free flyers and circulars to find other stores in your area  that have lockers, for sale.</p>
<p>If you decide to shop for wood lockers  online, especially if you are purchasing “used” items, make sure  that the seller provides photographic images for buyers to view, prior  to purchase.  You will also want to inquire with the seller about  their “refund and return” policy.  In the event that you may  actually need to use this option, either because the locker or lockers  turn out to not be what you had originally expected or if they are  damaged  during shipping or if there is any pre-existing damage that you were  unaware of, prior to placing your order, you will want to be prepared.   Make sure to shop around, before settling on one item of purchase.</p>
<p>Wood lockers come available in many  different types of wood, such as mahogany, maple, oak, cedar and cherry  wood.  Depending on the room that you are purchasing the lockers  for, you will want to take into account the type and shade of wood that  is already in the overall motif of the room.  If you are actually  purchasing the lockers for a small office or other business, cherry  wood not only has a more attractive appearance, but it is much  stronger and sturdier than many other types of wood, as well.   For your living room or bedroom, cedar works very nicely and for your  kitchen, oak will sit well with just about any kitchen décor and theme.    As I have already mentioned, simply shop around, to determine the prices   that you feel will keep you within your budget, but will also suit your  own personal needs and tastes, as well.</p>
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		<title>Wood Shelving</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Feb 2010 17:59:07 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Wood Shelving</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wood shelving comes in the form of many styles and varieties, allowing for reliable storage.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When it comes to home organization,  most of the time you have to choose between functionality and design.  However, when it comes to wood shelving, there is almost always a perfect  combination of form and function that sacrifices neither the appearance  that we desire nor the features that we need. Wooden shelving can be a  classy and timeless addition to the office or any room of the house.</p>
<p>There are many different styles of  wood shelves available. From pieces that are built into the wall to  freestanding wood shelving units, from a few simple wood shelf brackets to being part  of a larger piece of office furniture, wooden shelving systems can be found in  almost any style.</p>
<p>You can find wood shelving at many  different places. There are benefits unique to each of these distributors.  Ikea offers varied styles with unique designs. They have a large selection  of decorative wood shelves available for you to browse through online. This enables  you to see what designs are available without even having to leave your  home. The downside of this model is that while you may find a wooden  shelf design that you fall in love with, once you see the product in  person, the quality of the shelves may be less than adequate.</p>
<p>The Home  Depot and other home improvement stores often have many different designs  in stock. Their warehouse-based sales style gives you many different wood shelving choices in one stop, but may leave you at a loss for information about  the quality of the products that a specialty store with less inventory  would be able to give you. Even office supply stores such as Office  Max and Staples have a section of their stores designated for presenting  office furniture and things more along the line of industrial shelving units.</p>
<p>Once you choose the wood shelves for  your home, you have a few different options for actually getting it  home and having it set up. While some wood shelving units are sold pre-assembled,  depending on the size, it may be difficult to transport these to your  home. If you are handy, you may choose to assemble the shelving yourself.  If you choose to do this, make sure that you have all the necessary  tools before you start this job. These may include a level, drill, screws,  splints (to help level the shelves), a pencil and the assembly instructions.  Should you decide that you don’t want to spend the time assembling  your new wooden shelves on your own, many stores off in-home assembly for an  extra fee. Keep in mind that these employees may not care as much about  perfect leveling or be as aware of great-aunt Edna’s vase sitting  on the table next to your new shelf’s spot.</p>
<p>No matter what wood shelving unit you  choose, it is imperative that you attach it to the wall using the proper  furniture strap. These straps are available at most home improvement  stores or online with retailers such as preparedness.com or earthquakecatalog.com.  Make sure that the strap that you select is labeled for the height and  weight of your shelves. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for  installing these. Even if you don’t live in an area that is prone  to earthquakes, an earthquake strap can help keep the shelving from  tipping over from other causes as well.</p>
<p>After all, after finding the perfect  wood shelving for your home or office, you will want to protect it and  treasure it for years to come.</p>
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		<title>Wood Storage Shelves</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Feb 2010 17:51:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wood storage shelves are ideal for both the home and office.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Have you ever been afraid to open up  a storage area due to the inevitable avalanche of almost-forgotten items?  It’s okay. We’ve all been there. But you don’t have to be there.  By finding the right wood storage shelves, you should be able to organize  your home and office with ease.</p>
<p>Whether you are looking to organize  the storage area in your home, garage, or shed, wood storage shelves  are a great option. The most basic shelving unit resembles a bookshelf,  but is much deeper in order to accommodate more of your things. There  are some varieties that have adjustable shelves that will enable you  to customize the height of the shelves to fit your belongings.</p>
<p>Wood  storage shelving also comes in many different varieties and styles. They  come as basic as just a few boards screwed together, to as intricately  detailed as having a design etched into the wood. The wooden storage shelving design that you  choose depends on how you intend to use the shelves, your existing home  décor, and the amount of money that you want to spend.</p>
<p>You will find wood storage shelving units made out  of many different materials: stainless steel, wood, plastic, and even  cardboard. Each of these is suitable for different things. Stainless  steel shelving units are often used in areas that need to be kept sanitary,  such as kitchens. Plastic is often popular for kids’ bedrooms because  they aren’t as hard if the child runs into them. Cardboard shelves  are most often used for shoes and other things that aren’t meant to  be featured as decorations. Wood storage shelves are by far the most  popular. Their classic look, durability, and availability make them  a great choice for most uses.</p>
<p>Wooden storage shelves vary in their  makeup. The kind of wood that the storage shelf is made out of will  give you a clue to their overall quality and the benefits and downfalls  that piece may have. For example, mahogany is popular for wooden storage shelving and  cabinets because it resists swelling, warping and shrinking. It is also  extremely durable. Cherry turns red when it is exposed to sunlight,  so if you buy a cherry shelf, make sure that you aren’t buying it  just for the color it is when you originally purchase it. There are  many other kinds of wooden varieties for wood storage shelves to choose from as well, so make sure that  you talk with a knowledgeable salesperson or that you do your homework  before you choose a wood.</p>
<p>Once you have selected your new wood  storage shelves, you will need to decide what other storage items can  enhance its use. By using smaller storage containers in addition to  the shelving unit itself, you will be able to better maneuver the things  you store. Rubbermaid containers, shoeboxes, crates, and even file boxes  can give you the organization you need in order to keep yourself from  becoming overwhelmed with the things you store. If your shelving is  in an area that you will see often (such as an office, living room,  or hallway) it might be worth it to spend a bit more money on wooden  storage devices like magazine files, trays, and boxes. This extra touch  of design will help ease your storage issues as well as improve your  home’s aesthetic appeal.</p>
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		<title>Wood Corner Shelves</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Feb 2010 17:36:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wood corner shelves come in the form of floating shelving, bookshelves, or one of several other styles.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are looking for an attractive,  creative way to display your keepsakes or photos, try using a wood corner  shelf. Wood corner shelves are designed to fit snugly in the corner  of any room. They come in many different sizes, colors, designs, and  finishes.</p>
<p>Whether you are looking for just one  level to hold a few items, or would prefer to have a corner wood shelf that is the  full height of the wall, wooden corner shelves take the most advantage  of the space available in your home. They add to the aesthetic appeal  of your home by helping a person’s eye move around the room with ease.  The design of the wood corner shelving can vary to meet the current décor of your  home.</p>
<p>Whether your home has a country, French, or other design, you  can find wood corner shelves that will enhance the look and feel of  your home. If you are unable to find wood corner wall shelves that suit your desires,  wood corner shelf kits are available in many craft and fabric stores.  These shelves come either pre-assembled or with instructions on how  to assemble them, can be painted in virtually any color, and are very  inexpensive.</p>
<p>Before you decide to use wooden corner shelves,  make sure that they will fit the things that you want to store. While  the wood corner shelves can hold most things with ease, because they  are smaller than normal shelves, they aren’t as good for storing large  numbers of books or items that are very deep. If you would like to preserve  the look of a wood corner shelf while expanding their storage space,  you can plan to have a built-in shelf. Wood corner cabinets and shelves are shaped like  a normal bookcase and are set back into the wall by a few inches. Those  extra inches make it possible to store books or other large, square-shaped  items.</p>
<p>One design that you can choose is a  floating corner shelf. These shelves come in sets, but can be hung at varying  distance from one another. This may be the best fit for you if you want  to display items of varying heights.</p>
<p>Another style of wooden corner shelves  is very similar to a normal bookshelf. To make the bookshelf work for  the corner of the room, two bookshelves are joined together in the corner.  This is a better option than just pushing two normal bookshelves together  because it gives you the extra space in the corner itself. If you choose  a low-height corner bookshelf, it can also serve as a desk or end table.</p>
<p>Prices for wood corner bookshelves  vary considerably depending on the style, size, material, and finish.  In order to make sure that you aren’t paying too much, find a design  that you like and then search the internet for comparable pieces. Once  you come up with a range of prices, you should be able to tell if the  piece you chose is overpriced. Likewise, be wary if it is extremely  inexpensive for no apparent reason. When it comes to shelving, you want  to make sure that the piece is durable and well-made.</p>
<p>As you search for the perfect piece  for your home or office, take your time to find the right wood corner  shelves for your situation. With the many options that are available,  you should be able to find just what you are looking for.</p>
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		<title>Stainless Steel Shelving</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Feb 2010 17:31:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Stainless steel shelving is one of the most popular form of kitchen shelves and cabinets.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While at first thought, stainless steel  shelving may bring to mind visions of professional kitchens, contractor’s  workshops, and large home improvement stores, the use of stainless steel  shelving has expanded past these areas into the home; they might be  just what you need to help the style and function of your own home.</p>
<p>Stainless steel shelving is extremely  durable. Stainless steel does not stain, show wear, corrode, or rust  as much as other metals, which is why it is so popular not only for  functional uses like shelving, but also for design and decoration. Stainless  steel shelves can hold a lot of weight so that it is especially suited for storage.  While they will work for practically anything, and most commonly come in the form of stainless steel kitchen shelves, they are especially suited  for holding heavy items like books and magazines.</p>
<p>If your kitchen already has a stainless  steel motif, adding stainless steel kitchen shelving might be a great way to  enhance the theme of the room. You can add stainless steel wall shelving for some of your  more often-used pots and pans, or select more decorated and design-oriented  wall shelves for your salt-and-pepper shakers or cookbooks. The larger stainless shelving units are extremely durable and are usually very easy to assemble  (assuming you follow the directions). Not to mention that they are also  hygienic, which is why most professional kitchens choose to use them.</p>
<p>There are some negatives with stainless  steel shelving for kitchens. Unfortunately, they tend to show fingerprints and grease  spots very easily. This is especially problematic if you plan to use  them in the kitchen. However, if you choose stainless steel shelves  with a matte or brushed finish, the fingerprints will blend in somewhat  with the design. These stainless steel shelving units also don’t allow for much customization.  Because they are made of steel, you would need special equipment in  order to modify them. They are also extremely heavy. Though this is  a good thing for their durability, it doesn’t help if you think that  you will be reorganizing the area of the house in which they are used.</p>
<p>You can find stainless steel shelving  units online and at stores that specialize in home décor such as Ikea  or Target. The cost varies depending on the size of the unit, the features,  and the finish, but you can expect a shelf that is about six feet high  and two feet wide to cost about $300. If you are looking for something  that is a bit more affordable, moving sales, estate sales, and industrial  moving sales may be the best bet.</p>
<p>To care for your stainless steel shelves,  wipe them with a damp cloth. Stay away from abrasive detergents (it’s  probably worth trying to wipe it down with just water before you use  any chemical-based cleaning products). Wipe the stainless steel shelf dry  with a clean cloth. Using paper-based products like paper towels can  scratch the surface. Also avoid using steel wool, scouring powder, or  hard or sharp tools. Any of these would scratch the surface.</p>
<p>Stainless steel shelving can be a great  addition to your home. Whether you put it in your kitchen, garage, or  office, it will give your home a touch of modernity and a unique look.</p>
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		<title>Bathroom Wall Shelves</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Feb 2010 17:19:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Bathroom wall shelves and cabinets are typically wall mounted, serving as a very useful form of shelving.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the places in your home that  you don’t normally think about shelving, but you often think about  storage is the bathroom. Whether you are a bachelor or a family with  five kids, there never seems to be enough space in the standard bathroom  set up for bathroom wall shelves. That’s why, when chosen well, bathroom shelving can help  drastically improve the feel and functionality of your bathroom.</p>
<p>Bathroom wall shelves come in many  different styles. Some bathroom shelves are built in as part of a mirror or medicine  cabinet. These are usually wall mounted bathroom shelves meant for toothbrushes, toothpaste,  hair products, and other bathroom essentials. Other bathroom wall shelving is designed  to be placed over the toilet. As part of a larger apparatus, this shelving  unit can include mirrors, doors, drawers, baskets, hooks, or just open  shelving. If you live in earthquake territory, make sure to have this  bolted to the wall so it doesn’t fall on you in the event of an earthquake.  Another bathroom wall shelf that might interest you is a decorative bathroom shelf  that you can use for design, function, or both.</p>
<p>Whichever design you choose, you should  check with the supplier to make sure that they have a reasonable return  policy. Just in case the bathroom wall shelves don’t hold everything  you want them to, or the color doesn’t match your bathroom just right,  you will want to make sure you have return it without having any financial  consequences.</p>
<p>One of the primary reasons people buy  bathroom wall shelves and cabinets is to find ways to save space in their respective  bathrooms. But that’s not the only reason, and neither does that have  to be the only consideration you take into account when you select a  bathroom wall shelf. Bathroom wall mount shelves can serve both as decorations  and for practical uses. The type of materials (wood, metal, composite,  plastic, whicker, et cetera), length and depth, paint colors, and even  the angle at which the shelf is hung can affect the overall look of  the bathroom.</p>
<p>One thing to keep in mind when shopping  for a bathroom shelves is that the bathroom tends to be one of the  harshest environments in your home for furniture (the other one would  be the kitchen). One of the reasons for this is because of the amount  of steam that is produced during warm baths and showers. Another thing  that makes it a harsh environment is that things tend to get dirtier  in the bathroom, and while you might have a high tolerance for carpet  fuzz or lint, in all likelihood your bathroom dirt tolerance is really  low.</p>
<p>Because of this, look at each potential purchase in terms of resistance  to water and ease of cleaning. If the design of any bathroom shelves is so intricate that you  won’t be able to get into the crevices well enough to clean them out,  it might not be a good purchase if you have small kids who are going  to be learning to potty train or who are going to be splashing a lot  in the bathtub.</p>
<p>By keeping in mind these simple tips,  you should already be on your way to choosing the perfect bathroom wall  shelves for your lifestyle.</p>
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