We made a floating bathroom shelving unit from Kee Klamp fittings and LACK, the popular IKEA floating shelves.
Materials for bathroom shelving unit:
- IKEA LACK wall shelves
- Kee Klamp
fittings
Kee Klamp
See the full tutorial for the LACK + Kee Klamp bathroom shelving unit here.
~ Chris Pollock, Rochester, NY
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