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Finally I finished assembling the vintage computer shelves I bought on Amazon! 🙂 I mounted them in my office.
I am filling them with the retro computers I have in my collection, but also with the devices and electronic boards that I design and build with my company.
So, when some customers come to my office, I can also show them some products to buy and not just vintage computers!
Initially, I bought only a couple of shelves, on Amazon. These measure 97.5 x 30 x 100 cm (width x depth x height): they fit well on the wall under the windows. I mounted them detached from the wall because, between wall and shelf, the curtains flow.
They consist of spatsed shelves in a different way. The upper and lower shelves have 3 spaces, smaller, about 30 cm in width each (x 30 cm in height and as many depths). In these shelves I can insert smaller computers and consoles, such as the Sinclair ZX81, the ZX Spectrum, the Atari 2600, as well as various accessories, for example the data and more.
Instead, the central shelf is divided into 2 larger spaces, of over 46 cm wide (x 27 cm in height and, as already detected, 30 cm deep), where you can insert larger computers, such as the Commodore 64, VIC20, Plus/4, Atari 600XL, 130xe, etc ...
For taller or wider monitors and computers, I can use the top shelf of the shelf.
I was thinking of painting them gray, to match them with other finishes in the office, but I noticed that they are also fine white: there are less slamming!
Subsequently, I bought a third shelf, identical to the two already purchased. Obviously, you have to make decisions quite quickly, because you know: on Amazon you do not always find the items you have previously purchased.
Finally I opted to buy one last shelf, the fourth, to fill the free space to the right. Of course, I could have made the purchase of a bang at the beginning, but I was undecided if filling the whole wall of vintage computer shelves or if you leave free spaces. Furthermore, as previously mentioned, I was not even sure of the color.
Slowly, I will fill them with computers and vintage accessories!
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