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We cheated just to get it done.
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That sounds like a lovely way to spend an afternoon! I spent mine cleaning the bunny's litter boxes, and cleaning and reorganizing her cage And sweeping. So much sweepingWoah! No joke, my mom spent the afternoon making a cobbler! After all of this talk about it. She’s not even on BYC. That’s crazy!
Not really, we went through our January thaw last week with the temp getting as high as 49°F. It was followed by a near zero night. Right now it is 25°F and dropping. It has been spitting snowflakes all day and there is finally 1/8" of accumulated white stuff.Is that unusually warm for you? I'd be happy to give you 10-20 degrees.
That's what stud finders are for.The shelf already almost came off the wall.
I wasn't thinking and didn't even think to look for a stud.
I found one and fixed the shelf to it.
It's not moving now.View attachment 2494922
I dug two out of the garage and used them both to make sure I found a stud.That's what stud finders are for.
The studs should be 16" on center. In places where the building code allows it, they can be 24" on center. There should be a stud in the corner but it may not be reachable.I dug two out of the garage and used them both to make sure I found a stud.
There is only one stud in this area which doesn't seem right.
I was going to move one of the brackets over to where the stud was but I think my way will work.
This house is old.The studs should be 16" on center. In places where the building code allows it, they can be 24" on center. There should be a stud in the corner but it may not be reachable.
When I was playing carpenter, if we knew where certain things were going to be hung, we would put backing boards between the studs.