Is it possible to have multiple wall shelfs on a wall?

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kent
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Is it possible to have multiple wall shelfs on a wall?

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Hi!

I am creating a home office, I thought I would have multiple wall shelfs on a wall. Before I start of using Sweet Home 3D I am wondering if it is possible to design a room with such shelfs using it?

To get a rough idea of the shelfs I had in mind, look at: http://www.ikea.com/se/sv/catalog/products/S69885352

In reality the shelfs I am thinking about using look more like a plank "in air" with the attachment hidden (you mount a bracket on the wall and the "plank shelf" has holes in it which you push part of the bracket into. But I just want to get a rough idea, so any well shelf would do.

I a few of these on the wall, some above each other.

Is it possible?

Best regards, Kent
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Re: Is it possible to have multiple wall shelfs on a wall?

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Just change the elevation of each shelf.
Then the difficult thing is to select each of them since they might appear as superimposed in the 2D plan, but this is one case where the furniture list is helpful: show the Elevation column with the Furniture > Display column > Elevation menu item, select the shelf you want in the furniture list and change its elevation in the plan or with its modification dialog.
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Re: Is it possible to have multiple wall shelfs on a wall?

Post by kent »

Thank you! I'll start designing then! I couldn't find any edit functionality in the forum to edit out a few misspellings and grammaticall errors in my original post. Well, at least the message seemed to get through. :-)
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