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securing to plasterboard wall
wrote in message ... Hello, I wanted to put a small towel radiator (40cm by 70cm) on the wall but it's a plasterboard wall. Would it be able to support the weight of the radiator plus water? If so, what fixing do you recommend? Or will I have to open up the wall and add noggins etc? I was hoping not to. Thanks. Someone will lean on it. Locate the existing battens, screw a piece of 12 mm ply between them, paint the same colour as the wall, hang the rad on that. |
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