I’m planning to put three bookshelves up in a deep cube-shaped alcove in my front hall. I have measured the walls and it’s a really irregular shape:

· Depth on left hand side = 54 cm
· Depth on right hand side = 70 cm
· Width (across the back) = 89 cm
· Height = 102 cm

Ideally I'd like three levels of shelves with concealed fixings and attached to the wall on each of the three sides (to make a squae U-shape). From a previous post (http://www.askthetrades.co.uk/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1179834892), I understand that the best way to make these shelves – given that the walls are not regular and not at right angles – is to make a cardboard template as the guide for each shelf.

But can I do this with floating shelves, oir disguised fixings? And if so, can anyone give me any tips?

Many thanks!

Thanks, missed the [, will edit the post

J

I think I woud fit a back to the alcove to make it same depth both sides.