Sentences with phrase «back of the shelf»

On back of shelf, measure approximately 5 inches in from each side and 2 inches down from top.

Stand back of shelf on top end with front facing away.

Using a brad nailer or hammer with 3 / 4 - inch brad nails, attach molding to face of back of shelf.

So when buying shellac, if you go to a store and you find some in the way back of the shelf covered with dust... you may not want to purchase it.

In fact, when I went to my local grocery store to gather the ingredients for this dish I searched high and low for pumpkin puree and snagged the last few cans from the very back of the shelf.

Kitchen with a wall of gray pantry cabinets placed next to a built in desk lined with a monogrammed pin board backsplash lit by a West Elm Two - Light Marble Table Lamp with overhead shelves, with backs of shelves clad in pink and black hexagon wallpaper, Hicks Hex Wallpaper.

Drill four pilot holes sized to wood screws through back of shelf into shelf.

I used to store all foods in our pantry, but after forgetting about a huge bag of rice I had shoved to the back of the shelf for a few months, I started seeing little bugs crawling around on that shelf.

A jar of unsweetened apple sauce is handy for replacing eggs and / or oil in recipes, and usually can be found at the back of my shelf too.

The bonds in saturated fats are also more stable, making them less likely to go rogue and bond to oxygen and end up rancid (store an open jar of natural peanut butter at the back of the shelf for a few months, sniff it, and you'll see what I mean).

Dr Alex O'Neill, from the Antimicrobial Research Centre at the University, said: «We're showing the value of reviewing compounds previously put on the back of the shelf.

«If a robot learns how to slide objects in the refrigerator aside so it can get at something at the back of the shelf, then it should be able to do it not just in our refrigerator but in your refrigerator, too,» says Srinivasa.

My starter has gotten pushed to the back of the shelf quite often, resurfacing only when someone is really searching for a treat in a similar container (canning jar = fruit or fermented food in my fridge).

Layer larger items to the back of your shelves and smaller items to the front.

For this tutorial, you'll need enough fabric to cover the backs of your shelves, permanent spray adhesive, heat bond (or some sort of iron - on, no sew, tape), a working iron, scissors, a pencil, a tape measure, ribbon, and a glue gun.

I ultimately decided to just suck it up and apply the fabric of my choice directly to the backs of these shelves.

I love how you painted the back of each shelf a different color.

I have the pictures arranged in a collage over the back of shelving units and walls, then the quotes hung in cloud shapes from above.

Cut it with water and sprinkle it around your counters, the backs of your shelves and anywhere you see bugs infiltrating.

Make sure the books stand upright with their spines aligned in a neat row and set the same distance from the front or back of the shelf.

In another area, stack your largest books — art volumes work best for this — on their sides with titles visible and set the same distance from the front or back of the shelf.

For a sweet refresher, pour a bit of vanilla on a sponge and keep that at the back of a shelf.

Reorient shelf on work surface, so back of shelf is flat and shelf is hanging off surface.

For back of shelf, start routed edge approximately 1 inch down on both sides to allow for crown molding.

Using a brad nailer or hammer with 3 / 4 - inch brad nails, attach molding to face or back of shelf.

Papering the backs of shelves and creating an accent panel, however, are two ideas I love.

Love the paper in the back of the shelves.

What if you used your blue on the back of the shelves like they used the dark gray?

You don't need to restrict wallpaper to walls either; consider papering the backs of shelving units to create a colourful or patterned backdrop for books, picture frames and trinkets.

From covering binders, to lining the back of shelves, to covering organizing drawers, paper of all kinds can solve problems!

I love your idea about painting the back of the shelf.

That suggestion about painting the back of a shelf is genius!

Chic girl's room boast a built - in desk under a pink pin board paired with a white rolling task chair flanked by floor to ceiling built - ins and shelves, with back of shelves painted pink, beside window dressed in white and brown print curtains with pink ribbon trim.

This may seem counter-intuitive, but when I have a deep pantry, things quickly get lost and forgotten in the back of the shelves.

I am the only one who knows what lurks way in the back of those shelves.

Line the back of each shelf level with a different wallpaper — ideally with a similar style of pattern, for the best effect — and screw in some cup hooks.

I added a pretty but subtle map to the back of my shelves.

You will never see my books arranged by color, turned around, shoved against the back of the shelves so decorative little objects can be placed in front of the books, etc..

I used a hot glue gun and glued them to the back of the shelf.

I love how you chose to keep the lock area on the back of the shelf.

Try using strips of brightly - coloured paper to line the back of shelving for a fun and colourful new look that can be achieved in an afternoon.

Doing so will lessen the need to stack items one on top of the other too, which can make it harder to access items towards the back of shelves or in corners.

Customise the backs of shelves and glass cupboard doors with matching wallpaper for a co-ordinated look.

I'm updating my office now and just yesterday was thinking of lining the back of my shelves with paper.

I think my favorite part of the room is the paper on the back of the shelves... how cool is that?!

Line the back of shelves or a backsplash with beaded board to add cottage - style texture to your kitchen.