/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>105713
I just found this, would you say it's any good?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wild-Flower-Key-Revised-identify/dp/0723251754/ref=reg_hu-rd_add_1_dp
The ratings say so but it's nice to have a second opinion.

Also, do you mind if I ask where you're from?

>>105709

>>105707
That is the longest and most poor;y structured sentence I've ever written, I do apologise.

>>105705
Can you recommend any literature on the subject?
I've always enjoyed being an alchemist on games like The Elder Scrolls series and I also really enjoy the satisfaction of growing my own things to later be used so this is oh so relevant to my interests!

>>105636
I only ever steal from companies, never small businesses or individual people.
Only because the companies are ensured against theft.

>>105626
I recommend a half size version of the pic I posted then.
Fewer bricks which means storing inside isn't much of a problem.
A cinder block version of said picture would also be easier when moving it about.
I've never noticed bricks being stolen where I live but this is England and I live in an alright area.

>>105622
You could just take the bricks and move them, takes a while I know but that's kind of the point.
Who steals bricks?

>>105615
You could give something like this a go.
It's just bricks and metal, no cement.
Looks pretty nice too.

>>93658
Yes, yes I am.

>>77582
>>77580
Thanks for these replies gentlemen, if you are still here that is.
My brother is OP, I recommended he check out /diy/ for ideas as he is not a frequent visitor of 4chan and I've seen some brilliant ideas and productivity on this board.
I'm not entirely sure if he wanted to be a party cupboard but these ideas are great.
How much do you think it would cost with the plexiglass and wood?
Maybe lighting would be a good idea too.
The prota potty made me laugh but our bathroom is adjacent to his bedroom.

>>67550
Aside from the door opening the other way that looks pretty cool.
Thanks.

>>67509
I am still here indeed.
I eagerly await your sketch.

>>67381
That's a really good idea bu then I'd be so high I could lick the ceiling.
The bookcase is really fine where it is, I may put a bean bag next to it and put the tv and PS3 where I have indicated.

Thanks for keeping this alive you lovely people.

>>67288
That's pretty much perfect.
The box does indeed contain the stairs like >>67302 said.
When I start this, it shall be my first diy project which makes me rather happy.

Bah I'm going to sleep, I'll bump this when I wake up.
Thanks for all the suggestions and help.

Is anybody still here?

>>67037
Haha that's cool man.
Instead of the bed being above the box though, I was hoping the box could be a part of the bed.
Like building half a bed and slotting it on top of the box.

>>67012
Oh and this is the side view from the left wall.
I noticed you had some slope thing going on which confused me a bit.

>>67012
Upstairs?!
Nah, It's just the box room/spare room.
That looks pretty cool but why on Earth is that bed so high?
I think it would look better with one end one the box as one or two of the anons said, tis quite a good idea.
By the way, what program is that you're using?

>>67005
The loft bed is actually starting to sound pretty attractive though.
I could put my tv and ps3 under the bed and have a beanbag across from it perhaps.
The bookshelf would still be in the way but it seems like a decent idea.

>>67003
FUCK, the box to the wall is 55 inches.
The door is 29.5 inches.
I hate being tired.

>>67000
Sorry bro, the wall from the box to the other wall is 55", not the door, the door is 29.5".

>>66978
Apparently my lack of sleep also impairs my ability to construct a proper paragraph.
That looks dreadful.

I meant under the bed but that was pretty much figured out at the beginning of the thread.
I need useful/aesthetic means of storage.
My clothing is currently in a pile outside of my bedroom door as there is actually no space in my room for a dresser of any size or description.
I originally thought of installing two rails, one around the box for curtains and one behind that for my clothes but I'd rather something more temporary.

>>66987
The measurements are inches hombre, I forget the measurement system differs in places.
The ceiling is regular ceiling height, whatever that is.

>>66989
The box is flat apart from those little ramps that I have indicated, along with the height of the box.

>>66973
It's in between a single and a double bed.
The bed is pretty much to scale with everything.
The bed is in the only place it would ever work, as is the book case. I was mostly hoping for suggestions with the bed, box and perhaps wall space.
I must explain that it's 5am here so I really don't mean to sound rude if I do.