Stephen Lee wrote:
> 
> On Tue, 13 Feb 2001, Hugh Falk wrote:
> > Yes, I got my shelves done by California Closets.  It was about $1,000 for
> > what you saw in the picture and additional shelves and cabinets not in the
> > picture.  This price also includes installation.
> 
> Hmm ... what should people who are more on a budget do?  (Think graduate
> students living in an apartment in the Bay Area.  Well, not now, but in
> several months.)  I was just thinking tall bookcases to hold both games I
> want to show and that I'm playing at the moment, and boxes for everything
> else.  Anything better than the plain wooden bookcase?  (What's the best
> shelf height for this?)

No idea about shelf height, but that's what I used to use -- I have 5 now and I
don't want to get any more since the heights aren't as adjustable as I need
them to be and they're heavy to lug around (I've moved three times since owning
them and if we ever move again I'm not moving them).  Made of pressboard, they
don't hold up well.  However, if you're on a budget, they're about $40 and will
do the trick until you find/build something better.
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