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By Beechwood Chip · Posted
I was picturing 16" tall, and to me that's not a bookcase, it's a bench. Come to think of it, if it's not a bench, why is it so low? Just curious. -
By fcschoenthal · Posted
My thought is that you build it the best you can with the constraints that you've been given. I think you've done your best to advise of potential pitfalls. I hate to say it, but if something does happen with it, you can redo it, but certainly not under a warranty status. You can then add the back or supports or whatever is required, I'm sure with a lot less resistance. Remember, the customer is always right, until they aren't. -
Friends that sit on tables and bookcases should find another place to plop their butts or stay home.
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