Add interest to a blank wall with a statement-making wall shelf as beautiful as the baubles it displays.
Cut Boards
Cut your boards to length.
Ours were 12-1/4 inches before we trimmed the angles.
you’ve got the option to adjust this measurement depending on your desired scale for the hexagon shelves.
Cut your boards to length.
Depending on your configuration, you need 6 boards for the first hexagon and 4-5 for each additional hexagon.
Ours were 12-1/4 inches before we trimmed the angles.
The angles should be running in opposite directions on the ends so that the long face tapers in.
Plan First Hexagon
Before assembling the first hexagon, check that all edges and angles line up.
If a piece doesn’t fit, you may need to trim it with your miter saw.
You’ll build off of the center hexagon, so it’s important to double-check your measurements.
see to it your work surface is level and has enough room for the entire build.
Our shelf features four hexagons.
Assemble Shelves
when you land the configuration you want, begin securing the pieces together.
Paint Edges
Install Shelf
Once your finish has dried, remove any painters tape.
To install:
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