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Blah, small clothes shelf collapsed in a closet. It was apparently screwed into the drywall by the previous owners.
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Aug 8 '09, 19:50
I used DVD box sets to reinforce it.
Responses:
You need to get some carpentry lessons. -- nm
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lileve
Aug 8, 20:01
2
Well, I also re-sunk the plastic drywall plugs that got ripped out, and I attempted to re-attach the shelf support bar ... but there's no studs there
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Beryllium
Aug 8, 20:06
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(It's designed for shoes, evidently. It's being used for boxes of sweaters.) -- nm
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Beryllium
Aug 8, 20:06
The hackers are getting you everywhere -- nm
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amoxy
Aug 8, 19:58
Outstanding! -- nm
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Spawn
Aug 8, 19:52
4
2 seasons of X-Files, Lethal Weapon Series, and Indiana Jones (Ark thru Crusade, plus "bonus materials" disc) -- nm
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Beryllium
Aug 8, 19:54
3
There, I fixed it! -- nm
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mara
Aug 8, 19:58
The previous owner obviously lacked these tools. -- nm
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Spawn
Aug 8, 19:56
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The previous owner obviously lacked a stud finder. And the right length of screw. Heh. -- nm
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Beryllium
Aug 8, 20:08
doh -- nm
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lileve
Aug 8, 19:50
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