I would raise the height with a simple base or wheels. Sometimes sitting them on one end will give you height. Stacking may also work. You could use zip ties to connect them.
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Linda...Can you send pic of milk carton...not sure what you are asking. Thanks
You can add legs and a top to a milk crate. If you have 2, you can attach them together.
I would raise the height with a simple base or wheels. Sometimes sitting them on one end will give you height. Stacking may also work. You could use zip ties to connect them.
Hi,
Is this what you are looking for: https://www.hometalk.com/diy/basement/furniture/repurposing-vintage-milk-can-to-a-side-table-27441229?expand_all_questions=1?
Repurposing Vintage Milk Can to a Side Table