Montessori bookshelves feature books facing forward on each shelf, which stay on the shelf by leaning due to a small lip that rises up from the shelf below it. To build a DIY version of a front-facing bookshelf, you need to plan the width and height, but not too tall. Montessori shelving should be built at a proper height for the child, so they can reach all the items on the shelf. To make a custom-sized Montessori front-facing bookshelf, you need to plan and design the shelves, cut the panels, assemble the shelves, and paint them. To make the shelves more solid and prevent sway, you can use 1″ X 1.5″ scrap wood in each of the four corners and underneath the fixed shelves. Montessori Academy’s guide to setting up Montessori shelves at home includes resources and items from around your home.
📹 How to build a Montessori book and toy shelf for toddlers | EASY DIY FURNITURE HACK | FREE PLANS
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📹 How to build a DIY Montessori toy shelf
This DIY Montessori toy shelf is a perfect way to display your child’s books and toys for them to see! We built this toy shelf to go …
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