The bath cannot be imagined without comfortable wooden shelves. Regiments, different in the size, as a rule, have different assignment, that is, some are intended for body care products, others in order that on them sat or lay in steam room or washed.
It is required to you
- - smoothly ostruganny thin boards; -bars; -self-tapping screws or wooden pins.
Instruction
1. Before beginning to saw boards, for bathing regiments, define from what wood they are cut. Best of all boards from linden, birches or aspens will approach, and the firwood can be put at once aside as when heating it will emit pitch.
2. At first along long wall make framework on which ostruganny boards will fasten of bars. The framework needs to be done under bias that from boards water freely flew down, that allowing them to dry quicker. The quantity of racks will depend on the regiment size. For example, on 4 racks 8 bars, about 100 cm high will be required. In length of shelves has to be not less than 180 cm. Also make cross pieces which will fasten bars of racks of bars.
3. If the room of bath rather high, then make regiments in 2 – 3 tiers. The distance between tiers has to be not less than 30 cm, and regiment width not less than 60 cm. As for distance between regiment and ceiling, it should not be less than 1 meter. When the bath does not differ in the big sizes, make shelves in the form of letter "G", that is when shelves is located at two walls, instead of one.
4. Having made framework frame, begin to fill gradually prepared thin boards. Between boards surely leave gap 1 cm wide, for the best ventilation and drying of boards. For more convenient cleaning and drying of bath, make the lowermost tier in the form of bench.
5. For fastening of boards to framework use wooden pins which will not burn body when heating. For pins it is the best of all to use the oak wood differing in the durability and durability. If wooden pins are unavailable, then replace them with metal self-tapping screws. However you remember that it is necessary to twist them from below, through bars in board.