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holding power of metal vs wood studs
I'm mounting some shelving (channel and bracket) into a wall with metal
studs, which I've never done before. what is the difference in holding power of metal vs wood studs? are different screws recommended? or should I use toggle bolts in the drywall? tia, jc |
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