A friend has asked me to put up some (4) shelves in a corner in her bathroom to store her towels. She's happy for them to be made from Oak effect laminated chipboard available from the local DIY store and the dimesions will be 400mm deep by about 500mm wide. The problem is that the bathroom walls are nowhere near flat or square to each other. Undulating in all directions would be a reasonably accurate description.
I could put them up individually using brackets but getting them level and parallel to each other will be a challenge.
I could put some batons on the wall and try to scribe them but I'm struggling to imagine that turning out well.
I could put them in a 2 sided cabinet which would be the tidiest solution but I would have to pack out the fixings somehow to keep it square.
I reckon the cabinet is the way to go but if anyone has any better ideas then please let me know.
I could put them up individually using brackets but getting them level and parallel to each other will be a challenge.
I could put some batons on the wall and try to scribe them but I'm struggling to imagine that turning out well.
I could put them in a 2 sided cabinet which would be the tidiest solution but I would have to pack out the fixings somehow to keep it square.
I reckon the cabinet is the way to go but if anyone has any better ideas then please let me know.