I also built a storage cupboard in wood working room from byfold hollow core doors. It required four 12" wide pair. I'd bought a bunch of them a while ago during a 1/2 off sale, so my shelving unit cost $10.00 to build using scrap for shelf supports. I used 2 small l brackets to secure it to the wall, screwing into studs. I love my stud finder. Now to start using it. It will help keep my room user friendly.
Update on Peaty the rabbit and worm bin. Well it turns out rabbit manure is to hot to put into bin. And maybe it's just to cool in my mi. Basement to have a worm bin. So.... I began over with bin, removing all manure. Not sure how to provide warmer space for worm friends but least they have a fresh rabbit poo free home. Think, think think Barb provided her tumbling composter to try handling peats poo and litter. It no longer turned as the barrel broke where the rod went through. Poor design, i think. Anyway, glad to have it and not have to start from scratch and build one. I screwed wood blocks on inside to support rod and patched barrel damage with rubber maid tube lid. I can see already where it will be challenging to rotate as it gets heavier. Here goes, ok peaty poo your heart out. Still hoping for compost by spring.
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