dwaynerbear

Thats great. Well done - and thanks for using my idea!

Check out my other Instructables for a full break down of how I made it!

The 1 x 6 timber was exactly 32mm wider than the 2 x 4 timber so it is a very secure fit to the parts mounted to the wall. It was just by chance that's what I had. If you had wider boards you may have to cut them down to fit but for this, I didn't have to

Thanks! If you check out my other Instructables you will find it there!

The edging is made from solid sepele and affixed with wood glue and pin nails. So far it has held up pretty well. Adding a bin in the dust collection area is a great idea and one I will definetly implement!Thanks

I would be happy to offer feedback and input as a judge in Workshop and anything that might be relating to Furniture design

Thanks Mark.. I have the top section in Solidworks drawings and if they'd be of any use to you id be happy to send them on

This is what i used. I found it much cheaper than the alternativeshttp://www.axminster.co.uk/ujk-technology-universal-t-track-ax889077

Thanks Merlin. You maybe cant see form the pictures and I forgot to mention but I have a sheet of glass at the back of the dust collection area, which channels the fallen dust towards the front of the space and allows for easier collection. A dust bag is a great idea though and is something I might add in due course!

This project was done in 2006. I still use the sofa and coffee table today. I have replaced 2 parts in total. It has 'softened' at the edges but is still as structurally secure as it was the day I first built it. I have moved it, disassembled and reassembled it about 4 times in total.