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Modular Glass Rack

A great compromise of form and function.

Cut list

Part	Qty	T × W × L	Material	✓
Shelves	5	3/4" × 5" × 24"	—	☐
Sides	2	3/4" × 5" × 25"	—	☐
Front Rails	2	3/4" × 1" × 25"	—	☐
Back Support	1	3/4" × 5" × 24"	—	☐

Overall cost: $. Lumber varies by region, species, and season, so we give a band rather than a figure.

1. Frame
Join both 25 1/2" and 24" 1x6" boards using wood glue and 2 inch, 16 gauge finishing nails. This will form a 25 1/2" square. Secure using glue and 2" 16 gauge finishing nails.
2. Shelves
- Place cut out 1"x 6"x 24" so that the base of the board is 3" from the top of the unit. Secure with wood glue, and 2" 16 gauge nails.
- Place 1"x 6"x 24" so that the base of the board is 12" from the top of the unit. Secure with wood glue, and 2" 16 gauge nails.
- Place 1"x 6"x 24" so that the base of the board is 18" from the top of the unit. Secure with wood glue, and 2" 16 gauge nails.
3. Front Rails
Attach the 25 1/2" 1x2" board(s) to the face of the unit using wood glue and 2 inch 16 gauge finishing nails.
4. Back Support
Attach the remaining 24" 1x2"board using wood glue and 2 inch 16 gauge finishing nails. This is an ideal place to attach the unit to the wall, or you can attach hanging hardware to the back.
5. Glass Rack Cut Out
The glass rack cutout will be made out of one of the 1"x 6" x 24" boards. Use a jigsaw to cut out 1' wide and 3" deep cut outs. Use the dimensions on the diagram to find the center to center placement of the cutouts.
6. Finish
Fill all nail holes with wood filler. Sand smooth, then apply desire stain and/or paint.