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Hi All
I have a little project in mind - making some small wooden shelves for part of the kitchen. One side of these will have to be 'suspended', and I am wondering about using some form of wire tensioning system to support them. I've googled a bit and come across: http://www.tecni-cable.co.uk/ which looks promising - but are there any other places I would benefit from checking out as well, as a beginner to this stuff who only wants a small amount of the wire and fittings etc.? I know they are used for lighting systems, for a start. The shelves will only be about 400mm long by 150mm wide. They will be suspended in an alcove and I would guess tensioned wire of 2-3mm would be plenty, if I can get the arrangement right. Thanks for any pointers jon N |
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