Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up. I
don't have a photo of the same unit but it's fairly similar to this
one : http://www.homestansted.co.uk/images...shelf-unit.jpg

It's going onto a dry-lined wall and it's come without any fixings at
all. Unlike the one in the photo, ours has a single wire loop at the
top which looks like it could just be hooked over a nail or screw, but
I doubt that alone is likely to take the weight of what she's planning
on putting on it. Also it won't stop it from swinging from side to
side if someone bangs into it.

I think what I really want is some kind of fixing that wraps around
the wire shelf and screws back into the wall, but I can't find any
such fixings. The best I can think of at the moment is to use
plasterboard plugs with roundhead screws. Perhaps a couple of screws
under each of the shelfs to take the weight, with another just above
the shelf to stop it from lifting.

Anyone got any better ideas/suggestions.

Thanks

On 20/03/2012 16:05, Kevin wrote:
Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up.

snip

Steel P clips might do?, e.g.

http://search.ebay.co.uk/120856185905


Anyone got any better ideas/suggestions.

Or book Travelodge or Brewer's Inn and hide.

--
Adrian C

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On 20/03/2012 16:05, Kevin wrote:
Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up.

snip

Steel P clips might do?, e.g.

http://search.ebay.co.uk/120856185905


Anyone got any better ideas/suggestions.

Or book Travelodge or Brewer's Inn and hide.

I was thinking along similar lines, car brake pipe "P" clips come to mind.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rover...item43ad983076

Mike

Kevin wrote:

Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up. I
don't have a photo of the same unit but it's fairly similar to this
one : http://www.homestansted.co.uk/images...shelf-unit.jpg

My ESET NOD32 antivirus blocks access to that page. Why?

--
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Email sent to my from-address will be deleted. Instead, please reply
to replacing "aaa" by "284".

In message id, Jeremy
Nicoll - news posts writes
Kevin wrote:

Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up. I
don't have a photo of the same unit but it's fairly similar to this
one : http://www.homestansted.co.uk/images...shelf-unit.jpg

My ESET NOD32 antivirus blocks access to that page. Why?

The whole website is blocked.
I can't say I've ever seen ESET display a message in quite that form.
--
Ian

On Tue, 20 Mar 2012 20:23:59 +0000, Ian Jackson wrote:

In message id, Jeremy
Nicoll - news posts writes
Kevin wrote:

Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up. I
don't have a photo of the same unit but it's fairly similar to this
one : http://www.homestansted.co.uk/images...shelf-unit.jpg

My ESET NOD32 antivirus blocks access to that page. Why?

The whole website is blocked.
I can't say I've ever seen ESET display a message in quite that form.

Avast! lets it through and Avast is quite keen on blocking sites.
--
Peter.
The gods will stay away
whilst religions hold sway

In message , PeterC
writes
On Tue, 20 Mar 2012 20:23:59 +0000, Ian Jackson wrote:

In message id, Jeremy
Nicoll - news posts writes
Kevin wrote:

Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up. I
don't have a photo of the same unit but it's fairly similar to this
one : http://www.homestansted.co.uk/images...shelf-unit.jpg

My ESET NOD32 antivirus blocks access to that page. Why?

The whole website is blocked.
I can't say I've ever seen ESET display a message in quite that form.

Avast! lets it through and Avast is quite keen on blocking sites.

Very occasionally, ESET does come up with a false positive. But as I
said, I don't recall a website being blocked with a warning message in
this form. It almost looks like a spoof, but I can't see how.

Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately!), ESET doesn't give you an obvious
option of letting it in (although there probably IS a way to do this).
--
Ian

On Wed, 21 Mar 2012 10:52:24 +0000, Ian Jackson wrote:

In message , PeterC
writes
On Tue, 20 Mar 2012 20:23:59 +0000, Ian Jackson wrote:

In message id, Jeremy
Nicoll - news posts writes
Kevin wrote:

Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up. I
don't have a photo of the same unit but it's fairly similar to this
one : http://www.homestansted.co.uk/images...shelf-unit.jpg

My ESET NOD32 antivirus blocks access to that page. Why?

The whole website is blocked.
I can't say I've ever seen ESET display a message in quite that form.

Avast! lets it through and Avast is quite keen on blocking sites.

Very occasionally, ESET does come up with a false positive. But as I
said, I don't recall a website being blocked with a warning message in
this form. It almost looks like a spoof, but I can't see how.

Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately!), ESET doesn't give you an obvious
option of letting it in (although there probably IS a way to do this).

When Avast blocks a site it offers only disconnection. I close the tab,
close Avast's box and then Delete Private Data (Opera 12) to clear the
cache.
--
Peter.
The gods will stay away
whilst religions hold sway

PeterC wrote
Ian Jackson wrote
Jeremy Nicoll - news posts wrote
Kevin wrote

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up.
I don't have a photo of the same unit but it's fairly similar to this
one : http://www.homestansted.co.uk/images...shelf-unit.jpg

My ESET NOD32 antivirus blocks access to that page. Why?

The whole website is blocked.
I can't say I've ever seen ESET display a message in quite that form.

Avast! lets it through

So does AVG.

Looks like its just Norton's having a brain fart.

and Avast is quite keen on blocking sites.

Thanks for the responses. P-clips seem to be an ideal solution
providing I can find some of the correct size.

On Mar 20, 4:05*pm, Kevin wrote:
Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up. *I
don't have a photo of the same unit but it's fairly similar to this
one :http://www.homestansted.co.uk/images...shelf-unit.jpg

It's going onto a dry-lined wall and it's come without any fixings at
all. *Unlike the one in the photo, ours has a single wire loop at the
top which looks like it could just be hooked over a nail or screw, but
I doubt that alone is likely to take the weight of what she's planning
on putting on it. *Also it won't stop it from swinging from side to
side if someone bangs into it.

I think what I really want is some kind of fixing that wraps around
the wire shelf and screws back into the wall, but I can't find any
such fixings. *The best I can think of at the moment is to use
plasterboard plugs with roundhead screws. *Perhaps a couple of screws
under each of the shelfs to take the weight, with another just above
the shelf to stop it from lifting.

Anyone got any better ideas/suggestions.

Thanks


Screw a piece of thickish ply on to the face of the wall picking up on
the battens & secure your shelf to that.

harry wrote:
On Mar 20, 4:05 pm, Kevin wrote:
Hello,

My wife has bought a wire wall-shelf unit that I need to put up. I
don't have a photo of the same unit but it's fairly similar to this
one :http://www.homestansted.co.uk/images...shelf-unit.jpg

It's going onto a dry-lined wall and it's come without any fixings
at all. Unlike the one in the photo, ours has a single wire loop at
the top which looks like it could just be hooked over a nail or
screw, but I doubt that alone is likely to take the weight of what
she's planning on putting on it. Also it won't stop it from
swinging from side to side if someone bangs into it.

I think what I really want is some kind of fixing that wraps around
the wire shelf and screws back into the wall, but I can't find any
such fixings. The best I can think of at the moment is to use
plasterboard plugs with roundhead screws. Perhaps a couple of screws
under each of the shelfs to take the weight, with another just above
the shelf to stop it from lifting.

Anyone got any better ideas/suggestions.

Thanks


Screw a piece of thickish ply on to the face of the wall picking up on
the battens & secure your shelf to that.

And then hang a pair of knickers over it as it looks a ****.

--
Adam

On Tue, 20 Mar 2012 09:05:19 -0700 (PDT), Kevin
wrote:

Anyone got any better ideas/suggestions.

P-clips