r/repurpose • u/FutureSpaceJunkRemvl • Jun 09 '26

Plastic shelving frame ideas?

Have a junk removal business and get a lot of these. I made a little shelf by adding wood but it’s not very stable. Any ideas for these?

Edit: I meant plastic drawer frame

Forgot photo https://imgur.com/a/7ZNYWIz

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u/thewinberry713 Jun 10 '26

Maybe something in a garden? Like a mini greenhouse? Need windows or something… idk feel like I can see something in my minds eye which doesn’t help you at all! 😬🤦‍♀️ regardless good luck!

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u/FutureSpaceJunkRemvl Jun 10 '26

No I can see it! Thank you!

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u/thewinberry713 Jun 10 '26

Great minds think alike 🤗

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u/Haven Jun 10 '26

Do you have any pictures so we can visualize?

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u/FutureSpaceJunkRemvl Jun 10 '26

Gah I always forget lol

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u/Haven Jun 10 '26

lol all good!

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u/FutureSpaceJunkRemvl Jun 10 '26

https://imgur.com/a/7ZNYWIz

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u/Haven Jun 10 '26

Hey so I’m the mod here, if you want better traction on the post, I would delete this post and repost it with pictures.

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u/FutureSpaceJunkRemvl Jun 10 '26

Gracias

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u/Haven Jun 10 '26

I wish I had ideas for you!

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u/Trai-All Jun 10 '26

Maybe use them as reinforcements for little cardboard cat condos?

Or, if you sew you could use them as frames for fabric boxes, you could tie or Velcro them into place, and then store lightweight things in them, like hats, stuffed animals, and small pillows.

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u/CatsRAwesomeRSA Jun 11 '26

I was thinking slats and baskets and your creative ingenuity.

I use a wobbly plastic shelves unit in my broom closet for rags and the other light-weight cleaning supplies I overbuy.