Here are the shelves so far. This is the main piece of the display I used for many years, updated with paint, crates, and quarter-round shelves. It has a couple of advantages: it's lightweight, it folds down flat to take little space in transport, and it sets up quickly. It has some disadvantages as well: you can see right through it, so it doesn't hide of the spare stock, packing materials, or other items you bring along to an art fair, that you don't want on display. It's also a bit unstable: it won't tip by itself but if somebody comes along, say, and leans on it, well, all bets are off.
I can solve these two problems with lattice panels and a cordless drill. I cut them to size and then just tack them with a couple of small screws to the back to the vertical shelf supports.
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| With the lattice tacked in place, to make sure it will work |
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| Two screws on each end hold it in place to lend stiffness to the shelves. |
I hope to finish this today, and then unload the glaze kiln.
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your shelves look great and the color is an attention getter and will look good with your glaze palete; good idea using the lattice and it is a pain to paint
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