I was working with my laptop at the kitchen, when suddenly Google Assistant on my Google Nest Hub, started talking with me... 😱 She asked for a floating shelf for herself.
So, I took the challenge, and made her a small wooden floating shelf from a scrap birch plywood.
I came up with the idea to mount on the wall, using a small HACK, over the Gewiss electrical socket outlet. This way I didn't have to use glue or drilling on the ceramic wall tiles.
Of course that such a shelf, can be used to hold other items such as: Tablet, mobile phone, shaver, etc.
Do you have Google Hub? Google Home?
What do you think about my solution and video? Write me :)
👉 The tools & accessories that I'm using - www.itzikdiy.com/tools-list?m=1
👉 Full plans - www.instructables.com/Small-W...
👉 ** If you decide to make it and touch the socket outlet, there is a danger of ELECTRIC SHOCK. Do it on your own risk **
(BTW, The real story is that my wife asked for the shelf, but don't tell anybody... 😉)
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floating shelf | no screws | no drilling | no glue | no holes | no wall damage
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