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We started, waaay back in February, with a blank area in our bedroom. We went to a local bedroom store and got a steal on a great mattress, that we spent lots of money on :) When you figure how much time is spent on it, it's worth the money.
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| The room is small, about 10x12, and we were dying for a solution that would give us some significant storage, but not take up the room of say a wardrobe, or dresser.
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| I remembered in college the "loft" that I had, that really helped to open up the space in my room, as as the ability to put stuff underneat it. Hence, the idea of the Mini-Loft emerged.
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The Mini-Loft isn't anything extreme, but it would take some skills that I don't have. I can come up with the ideas, but I can't do all the woodwork as efficiently as someone that "knows the trade" can, to be sure.
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| I put some cardboard down to protect the carpet. I lucked out in that the cabinets came in some so it worked out for everyone.
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| The cabinets were "naked furniture" so that we could match the color to the spread, the walls, anything else that we might need.
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The tools and materials I'd need were simple: Everything that you see in this window, along with the Mattress, (just out of camera range), three standard tall kitchen cabinets, and some patience :)
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| The first thing I did was take off the doors so I could stain the units appropriately.
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| A few quick electric screwdriver turns later, on both this and the other two units I had the doors off.
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