My New invisible Shelf Setup!

[Jacob]

Today I built some Invisible Floating Gaming and Movie Shelfs and I wanted to share them with you and show you how to make them.

 

Steps:

 

Step 1: Level Off, and mount Two or, how many Medium size "L Brackets" Into your wall ( I Mounted two becauses thats all I need.)

 

http://i54.tinypic.com/34oafkj.jpg

 

Step 2: Choose a Base Case ( In my case it was Assassins Creed Brother Hood) And cut only the bottom connecter in your case.

 

 

(Sorry about picture quailty but you should be able to see it)

 

Step 3: Slid the Game case onto the "L Brackets") Then just clip the clips

 

Step 4: Stack the games

 

 

 

 

:D:D

I plan on extending it when I get some more games and making a thrid stake thats a little lower then the rest, too really set it off.

[eXile]

Haha great shelf man thats a really good idea :D

 

+ REP!

[Ryzza5]

lol - looks pretty weird/creepy (floating).

 

More shelves next to it with smaller piles will probably look better though :)

[Jacob]

lol - looks pretty weird/creepy (floating).

 

More shelves next to it with smaller piles will probably look better though :)

Ran out of Brackets and games lol. And you have to have enough games to cover the top of the bracket.

[Camel]

Haha, nice idea. Might try this when I move.

[Leadfoot[YT]]

 

Way cool. :)

 

-Leadfoot

[iLLGT3]

THAT IS SICK

[ScoobSTi]

Hahaha! That is genius!

 

I'd give you rep but I have to spread first. :)

[T0M722]

Cool idea! I would have it so it's like 5 games or so on one shelf, 4 games next shelf next to it, 3 games next shelf and so on...

[Jacob]

Cool idea! I would have it so it's like 5 games or so on one shelf, 4 games next shelf next to it, 3 games next shelf and so on...

You'd have to get smaller L brackets or the tops of them would be shorter ;).Thanks Guys for all the great comments apperiate it.

[ScoobSTi]

Lol, you should do that then. Although, it may be a pain in the arse, it'd be fun to see floating games on the wall.

[Ryzza5]

imo, what would look even better was if you had a small clear (invisible) plastic shelf which allowed you to stack the games in their verticle position (i.e. like a bookshelf). The shelf wouldn't come out from the wall as far as the games - just enough to keep the games stable, and keep the shelf hidden.

[t.]

Haha, this is pretty neat. I have some crappy games that can have their boxes cut into as well. Nice!

[Jacob]

Haha, this is pretty neat. I have some crappy games that can have their boxes cut into as well. Nice!

I use a CD folder for my games so my cases were just lying around. May aswell put them to use.

 

@Ryzza:

The games are perfectly stable. I've been Taking the games off and putting them back on all day. When I first built it because people constantly wanted to see how it worked. The verticle thing would be good if I actually used the cases for easy removal but like I said i don't ever use them so this way was easier and cheaper then buy clear plastic or using glass. It only cost $2 each shelf.

 

My next project is to built 16x16 Mario blocks to put in the corners of my walls:

Alot like this but with out the subwoofers:

[killalldude]

Haha sweet shelves! They look like they're just floating...

[ScoobSTi]

My next project is to built 16x16 Mario blocks to put in the corners of my walls:

Alot like this but with out the subwoofers:

 

Is it me, or are you just a genius?! :lol:

 

Now I want to do something similar to this but I can't be bothered to cut holes in a bunch of cases... :(

[Jacob]

Is it me, or are you just a genius?! :lol:

 

Now I want to do something similar to this but I can't be bothered to cut holes in a bunch of cases... :(

I can't take the credit for this one. Isaw them on a wall of a Smosh video on youtube