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Specs For Building Shelf Bracket
In order to give me more floor space in a spare room I am building
some shelves out of 2" x2" with boards across the top . What i am proposing is to screw a piece in to the brick vertically with another length on top (outwards ) with a third piece at an angle from under the top piece to in front of the vertical piece to form a triangular bracket .What i wondered was if there is any particular formula for the sizes of each piece .I'll be making the top to suit the board .They are 5.25" so i'll be using two of them to make a 10.5" shelf. tia Stuart . -- Shift THELEVER to reply. |
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