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Via Toy Box - The Tower, also the color

We really wanted modular storage that we could add to or reconfigure as the kids get older. Rather than make some, we bought cubes from an Oregon company called Via Toy Box.

They're birch ply, with all sorts of variations of doors and finishes, and they can be configured together in a variety of ways.

We opted for mostly natural, mostly doors, since we're using it for clothes, not toys. There's more info about the how to and our impressions at daddytypes.com.

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items are from between 21 Dec 2007 & 01 Jan 2008.

Via Toy Box - unboxing day by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - one cube, one base by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - unboxing the six-pack by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - cube fronts by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - cube unboxing by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - cube hardware by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - building the cube - step 1 by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - building the cube, the other side by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - build the cube, make a U by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - building the cube, back panel by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - building the cube, dowel detail by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - building the cube, top set by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - cube done by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - two down, five to go by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - three down, four to go by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - do you need a top? by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - inside the cube tower by daddytypes
Via Toy Box - The Tower, also the color by daddytypes
Via Toy Box, now with chalkboard paint by daddytypes
repainted Via Toy Box doors, now with chalkboard paint by daddytypes

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