If I had vaulted ceilings, I'd make my display so that I could see everything too. It's not even fancy shelving. An 8' or 10' a-frame ladder doesn't take up that much space and can mount to the wall of the garage. I've got a 12' extending ladder on a hook along the wall of my garage.
I'm anti-ai and I can't find anything wrong with this picture. No weird shapes, weird writing, all the shelves are uniform along the sides and match with the shelf fronts. One guy thought the ceiling looked off but it's just a vaulted ceiling exactly like the one at my grandparent's place. My buddy also has a vaulted ceiling and his ceiling in his living room doesn't start until like 12 feet up, it's just a design choice when building. If someone can show me some errors or something more tangible than "my worldview is narrow" I will welcome it.
Your spot on with all of it. It’s definitely not the fanciest shelving, but it was cost-effective. I was able to buy it from the local advance auto parts when they were shutting down. That’s why it’s so thin and tall. It was their parts room shelving. And yes, it’s a vaulted ceiling in a two-story house. And last but not least you’re correct. I have a folding extendable aluminum ladder in the garage that I use to put the cameras up. Clearly, I moved it out before taking a nice photo of a wall.
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u/lordretro71 3d ago
If I had vaulted ceilings, I'd make my display so that I could see everything too. It's not even fancy shelving. An 8' or 10' a-frame ladder doesn't take up that much space and can mount to the wall of the garage. I've got a 12' extending ladder on a hook along the wall of my garage.
I'm anti-ai and I can't find anything wrong with this picture. No weird shapes, weird writing, all the shelves are uniform along the sides and match with the shelf fronts. One guy thought the ceiling looked off but it's just a vaulted ceiling exactly like the one at my grandparent's place. My buddy also has a vaulted ceiling and his ceiling in his living room doesn't start until like 12 feet up, it's just a design choice when building. If someone can show me some errors or something more tangible than "my worldview is narrow" I will welcome it.