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jam and jelly display

10 years ago

I was explaining to my husband that I need one of those staircase style jam display shelves for market. He is not handy so he said to check ebay. Well I have searched all over the internet but cannot find what I want. Any suggestions? I have just been displaying my preserves flat on my table. I tried a shoe rack but it gave way!

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lazy_gardens
10 years ago
Bricks and 1c4 or 1x6 boards ... no skill needed.

First row is on the table.
Second tier is 1 brick up, with enough bricks along the board to support the jars
Third tier is 2 stacked bricks behind tier 2

You can stash extra stock under the tiers.

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