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Originally Posted By: mcguffeyd1
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Dan, If you want piece if mind, put a strip of black oaktag cut slightly narrower than the width of the can. put the full heavy ones along the botton if you can place the strip across the topof the bottom row, then place the empties across the top of the oaktag strip. this way there's more of a firm contact between the layers instead of the cans just resting lip to lip. Bob is right about a full can falling from 7' high....kiss it goodbye!

Think i may get a 1/4" piece of ply wood and put on top the bottom row and then stack. Thanks for the idea.


Or even 1/8 tempered masonite (will most likely lay flatter). I believe Home Depot sells it in 2x2' or 2x4' Panels.


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That is a nice collection and I can fully appreciate lack of room to display things. But when I see them stacked like that it brings back my memory of this in 1994. Not something we think about around here much.
I empty all my cans. Less likely to be damaged.
I use two very small nail holes in the bottom to drain.

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I know I am chiming in late on this, but why not have a piece of plexi cut and pre-drilled and attach to the front of the shelf to prevent even the upper stack from falling on ya?

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I know it's not a very finished look.... but what about using 2 eyelets in the wall the same width of the shelf same height as the middle of the 2nd stack of cans and running a line of light nylon fishing line around the face gently?

I use this method at times when I have bottles on a shelf that sees vibrations from time to time.


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