Shelves!

mrs_tommo22

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Where can i buy some decent cheap shelves for my sons room? hes got loads of books and cars that I want to put up for him.

Ive looked in argos and its a bit expensive fo just shelving.
 
I'm in the same boat hun. I'm going to go to B&Q's or Ikea. I like the floating shelves. Bookcases are really expensive otherwise I'd get one of them :( Shelves are more versatile anyway, at least you can space them apart how you like. I think i'll probably get wooden ones and paint them or just clear varnish them.

My house is slowly being taken over by toys and books. you can't sit down without something going off under your bum. Usually "A says AH, A says AH, every letter makes a sound, A says AH" Bloody phonics :roll:
 
Is there an ikea near you? maybe even try a super market like tesco or asda the sell everything these days :D
 
Ikea or B&Q have quite reasonalbe ones
 
lou said:
I'm in the same boat hun. I'm going to go to B&Q's or Ikea. I like the floating shelves. Bookcases are really expensive otherwise I'd get one of them :( Shelves are more versatile anyway, at least you can space them apart how you like. I think i'll probably get wooden ones and paint them or just clear varnish them.

My house is slowly being taken over by toys and books. you can't sit down without something going off under your bum. Usually "A says AH, A says AH, every letter makes a sound, A says AH" Bloody phonics :roll:

I've seen the floating ones in home bargains for about £4 each. The same as this
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/p ... SHELVE.htm
 
It defintely has to be shelves, I couldnt get a bookcase in his room and Imogen will be going in there as well.Its got to have bunks at some point as well when she goes in there. I dont want a bookcase cos one he will be able to reach what he wants, and two it takes up floor space and im trying to space save for them desperately! I dont want his room all cramped up!
 

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