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These Cubbies were made for my Grandson's play room. They were prefabricated in my shop in Salisbury,Md., & assembled in my son's garage in Douglasville ,Ga. The 1st pict are the upper 5 Cubbies; the 2nd are the 3 base Cubbies; 3rd pict the Cubbies assembled (insides finished); 4th pict the...

Toy storage unit made from 1/2 ply (cheap) and whitle latex paint. Since its 3 pieces you can swap the wings to fit it in different spaces… thinking i could repurpose it later. Outer shelves on the right wing are adjustable.

This is a storage unit that I built for my kids room. The design is very loosely based on some seriously expensive stackable cube units available at pottery barn kids. After some discussion I talked the wife into letting me build something instead of buying them (not that we could afford them...

After stepping on so many toys and tripping countless times, eventually I figured out that we needed to move the toys off the floor. I saw something similar to this online and decided to make my own. First step was to buy some plastic storage bins that have a lip suitable for sliding on...

Some good friends asked if I would make them a cubby unit with wooden crates so they could have a place to store their children's toys. I made the body and center shelf from 3/4" plywood, then the dividers from 1/2". I used pocket holes for all the joinery. On the crates, I had a bunch of 2×4...

This is a variation of my Baseball Loft bed. The customer wanted it in a Fenway Park theme with a lot of extras. First off they wanted to have some stuffed animal storage at the bottom. This loft was built in August 2014. Autograph Bat We had the child's autograph put on one of the bats...

Toy Chest I made for my nephews 6th birthday!. Made of oak, and the middle is cherry. Thanks for checking it out!

This is a toy storage/bookshelf for my grandson. Made with mortise and tenon joinery from solid walnut and walnut ply. It's approximately 42" wide x 48" tall. Finished with 5 coats of Minwax wipe on poly and 2 coats of Briwax. The last picture shows the method I used for the adjustable...