The standout feature of the iPamp tiny home wall system is its customisable wooden shelves. You can use a jig saw or coping saw, or simply mark the lines and have us cut them at our factory for you. Each tiny house comes with a generous array of shelves, empowering you to customise them with confidence.

Is your home as pet-savvy as it could be? For those seeking the perfect balance of pet care and home design, iPamps Wall Systems offers a creative and stylish solution that's as easy to implement as practical. In this instructional post, we craft a bespoke solution for managing your pet's feeding area, showcasing the seamless union of functionality and design. So, whether you're a one-room dweller or have the luxury of space, here's how to create a dog bowl cutout wall shelf for your iPamps wall system.

The Vision: Understanding the iPamps Wall System

Before you cut a single board, it's essential to understand the vision behind the iPamps Wall System. Beyond just shelves and brackets, iPamps is about creating bespoke living spaces that are as dynamic as your life – adaptable but never compromising style.

Prepping Your Materials

The first step is gathering your materials. Since we're cutting into the shelf, precision is key. Here's what you'll need:

iPamps Wall System
Stainless Steel Dog Bowl $8 at K-mart
Tape Measure
Pencil
Jigsaw
Drill
Sandpaper
Safety Goggles
Dust Mask

Measuring Twice, Cutting Once

Choose Your Placement: Decide where you want your pet's feeding area within the iPamps system. You'll likely want it to be at a height that's convenient for your pet, without compromising the overall functionality of the space.
Mark Your Cut: Set your dog bowl on the shelf to determine the space it will occupy, then draw a pencil outline directly around its circumference. Be sure it's centred and level – perfection now saves headaches later.
Safety Gear Check: With your design plotted, gear up. Safety goggles are a must when cutting and drilling. A dust mask will keep you comfortable during the process.
Preparing for the Cut: Carefully align your jigsaw with the guides you've drawn. Ensure the shelf is secured properly before making the first cut. Make sure the saw's blade is capable of cutting through the shelf material.
Making the Cut: With your safety gear in place, turn on the jigsaw and slowly and steadily follow the pencil line. Take your time; the action should be smooth and natural. Do not force the saw, let it do the work.
Fine-tuning: Sand around the edges to smooth out any roughness from the cut, always keeping safety at the forefront.

Final Touches and Installation

Ensuring a Clean Cut: Use sandpaper to smooth the edges. This not only makes them more pet-friendly but also ensures a snug fit for the bowl.
Testing the Fit: Place the dog bowl into the newly cut shelf. It should fit perfectly, not too tight, not too loose. The lip of the bowl should rest against the shelf, providing a sturdy frame for the cutout.
Safety Tests: Give the shelf a gentle wiggle. It shouldn't budge. Check for any sharp edges that might harm your pet, or yourself. If there are any, sand them down until smooth.
Completion: Stand back and admire your handiwork. With safety and precision, you've merged pet care with efficient design.