Build pictures of my back heated rack

[OhhWatALoser]

Why did you use duct tape instead of tape made for hot surfaces?


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Duct tape is made for duct work, duct also gets hot, kind I get from work is good up to 200 degrees, Id say its made for the job. Also Id rather use something non conductive vs the conductive aluminium tape everyone likes to use, on laminated 120 volt circuit.

Ah. keeps the weight more evenly spread.
The melamine rack I used to have was similar to yours. three 32 qt tubs wide but taller. 6 tubs tall if I remember correctly. no supports inbetween. I had it about a year before selling it, and it had already started to sag a little. now that I think about it, I can see why the supports are needed. if I had the skill or the time I would find some abs plastic and build my own. alas, I am a 22 year old 5'0" female with no handyman skills!

Just book shelves with heat tape, nothing to it

I'm actually quite the opposite, I don't like the thinner material plastic racks personally, so I stick with melamine.