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A tall, shallow bookcase built the way a workshop shelf is: six wood boards held in a black steel frame, with a big X brace across each end panel to keep the whole thing square. It stands 70.86 in (180 cm) high and 31.5 in (80 cm) wide but comes only 11.8 in (30 cm) out from the wall, so it takes a wall rather than a room.
Between the six boards sit five open bays. Each shelf carries up to 75 lb (34 kg), which is a full run of hardbacks rather than a few paperbacks, and the boards are 0.59 in (1.5 cm) thick.
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Six horizontal boards, five open bays between them, and the top board doubles as a display surface. That is the whole unit, and there is nothing to adjust or reconfigure once it is standing. Every bay is a usable height rather than a token gap, so hardbacks stand upright in all of them.
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Each shelf holds up to 75 lb, which is a packed run of hardbacks rather than a handful of paperbacks, on boards 0.59 inches thick. Across five bays that is a serious amount of weight, and the steel frame is what carries it without the boards bowing.
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Each end panel carries one large steel X running corner to corner. On a unit almost six feet tall and only 11.8 inches deep, that diagonal is what stops it racking sideways when you pull a book out. It is also most of the reason it looks like a workshop shelf rather than a flat pack one.
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Six horizontal boards with five open bays between them, and the topmost board serves as a display top. Every bay takes a full row of upright hardbacks, so all five are genuinely usable rather than one being a token gap near the floor.
Up to 75 lb per shelf, on boards 0.59 inches thick in a steel frame. That is a full row of packed hardbacks with room to spare, or a printer and a stack of files if it is going in a study.
31.5 inches of wall and only 11.8 inches of depth, standing 70.86 inches high. That shallow depth is what lets it work in a hallway or a narrow study where a standard bookcase would crowd the walkway.
Three: two brown wood grain finishes, listed as Brown 01 and Brown 02, and a black, listed as Black 01. The steel frame is matte black on all of them, so the choice is really about how dark you want the boards.
The X braced end panels are what give it its rigidity, and it stands firm on its own once built. As with any unit close to six feet tall and only 11.8 inches deep, if there are children in the house it is worth adding a strap to the wall as well.