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Hi
I'm going to put up a partition wall in my shed (it's a large stone building). Am just at the thinking it through stage ! Anyway, while thinking it through, I wonder what's the best way to attach the 2 end studs to the wall. So, the 2 end studs will be attached to stone walls (a mix of sandstone and some brick where it's been repaired in the past). I was thinking, of screws, but that could be a bit fiddly since I'd need to drill a hole in the stone wall then line it up with the wood. Would an angle bracket be best ? something like this http://tinyurl.com/yk7j7z9 What's the normal way to attach the end studs to a stone/brick wall ? Thanks. Ailsa |
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