Review the cut list for the proper measurements and cut markings for the project.

The shelf frame requires two 2- x 2-foot plywood panels, one that is 3/4-inch thick, the other 1/4-inch thick.

For the shelf layout, you'll need:

• One 1- x 6- x 6-inch common board
• One 1-inch dowel

• Using the measuring tape, measure and mark cuts on the wood according to the cut list.
• Mark the center with 16 holes in a 4 x 4 grid that are 6 inches apart and 3 inches from the edge of the plywood.

• Use a circular saw to make the cuts on the wood and the dowel.
• Drill holes in the 3/4-inch plywood using the 1-inch Forstner bit.
• Use a sanding block to smooth any rough edges.

• Stain or paint boards as desired prior to assembly.

• Lay the 1/4-inch plywood on top of the 3/4-inch plywood and secure with wood screws around the edge. 
• Fasten one screw at each corner and one in the middle between each corner.
• Align the French cleat to the top of one of the edges. Secure with the included hardware.
• Secure the remaining part of the French cleat to the wall where desired with included hardware.

• Using dowels as pegs and the cut boards as shelves, place pegs in desired holes and lay shelves on top.

Add decor to your shelves and enjoy!