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115 days ago |
Halo folks!!! Okay so with advice from Marc the WW and the just go and get it done folks at woodweb (http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Floating_Bookshelves_Without_Brackets.html) I slung up a floating bookshelf last night that is – get this – 8 FEET LONG and 11″ deep, 1.75″ thick. All on a nice 8′ long cleat of oak and well see the pics for the rest. I threw 8 1 lb clamps and a sander on top of it. seems a bit wobbly but in sturdy. DOES THAT MAKE SENSE? I am banging on it and such and it seems sturdy, but I would think that if you grab any shelf hanging from toggle bolts (rated at 50 lbs) that it would wobble as a complete box…does that mean it is going to come flying out of the wall. I am using those more advanced toggle bolts that allow you to take them in and out until you commit to your spot. I have bolts every 18″. THIS IS A CUSTOMER PROJECT, therefore I will be uninstalling this soon and re-installing at the clients shop where they will put 30-40 1 lb coffee bag on it. It will be installed about 9′ from the ground into a 1/2″ drywall. HMMMM – your thoughts? Am I going to get a call back here? Thanks, -- MRod, Henderson, Colorado by way of Brooklyn! |
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