Bedroom shelves project

Sorry, j-d! No need to be embarrassed. We all have our talents.

During my childhood/adolescent life, my Dad often wondered if I'd amount to much. My woodworking (& life skills) were sorely lacking. Dad was a decent woodworker and a good businessman; he taught us kids a lot but we never realized it then. Over the years, my woodworking ( & life skills too) have improved.

I appreciate the compliments!
--Bruce.

Previous owner added similar corner shelves in ours. Crooked and not as well finished as yours. Surprise! Again I'm embarrassed. You and Dittmer!

Nicely done!
I've been thinking of doing that for 12 years..

Nice. I was looking to add a shelf to my cabover, but decided that to fit everything, it would be too deep and I was likely to hit my head on it during the night. I ended up attaching one of these mail holder's to the wall. It's big enough to fit my cell phone, glasses, flashlight, lotion and a glass of water - and if I forget anything in there when I'm leaving, they won't go flying.

Very nice! Adding bedroom shelves is a project I've been contemplating.

I used the plywood from the drawers that I removed from under the dinette seats .

Forest River uses this plywood for the drawer casings. These drawers were about 30" deep, so they had the 10mm (just shy of 1/2") cabinet grade plywood.

There's a lot to like about the materials in the Sunseeker, but there's a lot of shoddy assembly to go along with it. I've spent a lot of time correcting and cleaning and improving things.

Nice. Functional. Where did you fine the cabinet grade plywood? I like the multi layers