When reader Tom (MachineGex) saw this oddly-shaped corner in his game room, he did what any of us would do — he squeezed some custom shelves in there to display his massive collection of Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) games!<\/p>\n

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From Tom: “The NES shelf is actually two separate shelves. If you look at the bottom, you can see how I used the left over shelf pieces to fill the space between the two shelves. I just put extra shelves in between them, and no one can tell that it is actually not one big shelf (see second picture for a better explanation). I also took off the baseboard and cut it to size so the shelves fit nice and snug in the corner area. It gives it a more built in look.”<\/i><\/p>\n

It certainly does, Tom! Here is the second picture Tom sent, which explains how he “fused” the two sets of shelves.<\/p>\n

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Later this week we’ll be looking at some of Tom’s other custom shelves he’s put up around his house. Thanks again Tom for the pictures and the write-up!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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