D E S I G N

The honeycomb shelving unit will be comprised of ten hexagons in five columns, as shown in the first two images above (not including the three hexagonal doors).  Four additional individual hexagons will also be included.
 
M A T E R I A L + F I N I S H
 
Solid pine wood with high-gloss polyurethane finish by special request, as shown in the third image above which features the original nine hex unit we made for you several years ago.  (The first two images show the pine wood without finish.)
 
Lumber thickness is 7/8" along the outer perimeter of the honeycomb unit, with doubled thickness of 1.75" throughout the unit's interior in which all adjacent hexagon panels are joined together.
 
D I M E N S I O N S
 
honeycomb shelving unit:  70" (5' 10") wide x 37.9" (3' 1.9") high x 11.5" deep
 
hexagon (exterior):  17.5" wide x 15.15" high x 11.5" deep
 
hexagon (interior):  7.75" wide lower shelf ledge x 13.4" high x 11.5" deep
 
I N S T A L L A T I O N
 
If you wish to mount the shelving unit directly into wall studs for increased stability, please let us know.  In that case, we will make two matching solid pine brackets to enable this, and provide the screws & instructions for the process.
 
The brackets would need to be attached to the unit at hexagon positions which line up with wall stud locations, according to the final placement of the unit along the wall.  They are 7/8" thick and extend along the width of a hexagon's upper panel & about 1.5" underneath.  And they will be pre-drilled for attaching to the back of the shelving unit, to allow clearance for a baseboard. 
 
If the shelving unit will not be placed in front of a baseboard and will instead be mounted flush to the wall, please notify us so we can make a slightly smaller size bracket for this purpose.  This style will nest inside the hexagon flush with the back, and will be pre-drilled to attach to the underside of the hexagon's upper panel.
 
D E L I V E R Y
 
The honeycomb unit and additional hexagons will be shipped directly to the destination via single vehicle transport, with assistance provided by the driver in unloading as well as carrying indoors if desired.  Help will be needed from at least one other person at the delivery location.
 
Most furniture carriers deliver seven days a week anytime between 8 am - 8 pm, since they are transporting by single vehicle over cross-country routes, and will not be in a given area again to enable