Wall Mounted TV Console

Build an Ikea knock-off wall mounted TV console cabinet for less than $30, far less than Ikea!
Oriented strand board?! Whaaaa...?
This is photo is so embarrassing. I wanted so badly for this simple clean Ikea shelf to work out under the TV but alas, clearly it was not meant to be. What a mess. The day I gave this a disappointed stare, an Ikea email popped up with the perfect inspiration.
I drew up my idea then dashed to Home Depot to get some OSB with the knowledge that they'll cut it for me. Sure makes for faster and easier assembly.
After the sides went on, I added a shelf support then plopped on the middle shelf. Come visit my blog Flipping the Flip over at humboldtartdept.blogspot.com to see all the details about this project!
Next were the dividers slash supports...
Then finally the top and a design addition, a support in the center for the top shelf. My perma-shadow there, checking my work as usual.
The doors are 1/2" MDF which I slathered in three coats of satin white paint. I drilled out finger holes rather than use knobs as the pass-through area between this and the coffee table is tight, a highly trafficked dog path.
After the console cabinet thingie was attached to the wall, I put the doors on. Being a solo DIY'er, gotta find the paths of least frustration! ;) Once everything was up and done, I smeared the OSB planes and edges in Howard Feed-n-Wax for a nice finish.
Best part? The husband loves it. Loves it! Yay! Can't beat a custom cabinet for less than $30, far cheaper than Ikea! Be sure to click the link below to read more about this project as well as so many others!
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Suggested materials:
- USB plywood (home improvement store)
- Hinges (Amazon)
- Drywall screws (Amazon)
- Wood glue (Amazon)
- Howard Feed-n-Wax (Amazon)
- 1/2" MDF (home improvement store)
- Drill bits (Amazon)

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