Sometimes you can add legs to
your furniture to get more height but other times you can't. This time I had to come up with an alternative plan to get these
bedside tables taller.
They started out very short, much too short for how fancy
they were. They were only 24" tall. First thing I did was to
add castors. I got an inch & half from adding a set. I did this
by drilling holes in the very center of the leg bottoms
to install the metal collar the wheels slide into.
After the wheels were all installed I took the tops
of the cabinets off (unscrew from underneath)
and found I could built a wood frame
underneath that would add another inch & a half.
In total I was able to get these tables 3 inches taller.
They were sprayed in Annie Sloan Chalk Paint Old White,
before a coat of ASCP clear wax. I detailed them with Minwax
dark wax to show off the carvings. I chose the Minwax
DARK because it is a soft brown wax.
before a coat of ASCP clear wax. I detailed them with Minwax
dark wax to show off the carvings. I chose the Minwax
DARK because it is a soft brown wax.
Hope this can help you if you need
to make a piece of furniture taller.
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