I need a straightforward but sturdy wooden rack that can neatly store between six and ten rolled-up yoga mats. I prefer an open-shelf layout—no doors, cubbies, or drawers—so the mats are always visible and easy to grab after class. Scope • Basic construction drawings or clear step-by-step build photos • Simple cut list with dimensions, hardware notes, and finish recommendation • Guidance on assembly so I can replicate or adjust the size if needed Essentials • All visible parts in solid wood or plywood; keep hardware minimal and concealed where possible • Overall footprint compact enough for a small home studio corner • Smooth edges and a wipe-clean finish to withstand daily use Deliverables 1. Printable PDF plans (or SketchUp file) showing front, side, and top views 2. Material and tool list with approximate quantities 3. Short build guide (bullet points are fine) that highlights any tricky steps I’m working within a modest budget, so please keep the design clean and practical—no elaborate joinery, just a reliable solution I can build or have a local carpenter assemble quickly. If you’ve built similar storage pieces before, links or photos will help me see your style.