Cinderblocks

Skunks · 08-28-2004, 05:08 PM

I used to use cinderblocks a lot as part of my furniture. They would be the base of a shelf, or underneath a fan to get better air circulation. I had a few stacked up on my desk to make it more stable, and so I had cool cubbyholes for sticking my bank statements and CD jewel cases and so forth.

But since I've moved, I have 'real' furniture and generally don't want to cart a bunch (12 full size and 4 flat) of cinderblocks up a flight of stairs just so I can have them heaped around. I've found they make fairly crummy lawn chairs, and imagine my sister won't want them sitting on her lawn forever.

So, any ideas on what I could do with these babies?

<img src="http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~gvidas/photos/stonehenge-esque.jpg">

08-28-2004, 05:08 PM	#1
Skunks I thought I changed this. Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: western nowhere, ny Posts: 412	Cinderblocks I used to use cinderblocks a lot as part of my furniture. They would be the base of a shelf, or underneath a fan to get better air circulation. I had a few stacked up on my desk to make it more stable, and so I had cool cubbyholes for sticking my bank statements and CD jewel cases and so forth. But since I've moved, I have 'real' furniture and generally don't want to cart a bunch (12 full size and 4 flat) of cinderblocks up a flight of stairs just so I can have them heaped around. I've found they make fairly crummy lawn chairs, and imagine my sister won't want them sitting on her lawn forever. So, any ideas on what I could do with these babies? <img src="http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~gvidas/photos/stonehenge-esque.jpg">

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