Thank you for the details and suggestions. My plan is to have boxes of differing widths, and while my floor and walls are pretty flat and straight and children shouldn’t be a concern, I was considering adding restraints as it grows taller.
I didn’t consider the glue in the pine boards - that’s a good point. Thanks!
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A Chinese person writing in Chinese? Well I never
Looks like they do have options with wheels and telescoping handles too https://www.zarges.com/en/products/k-424xc-mobile-box-full-equipment-packages
Counterpoint: even an hour out from Oslo there are people relying on Starlink
It’s essentially an image with logos of brands and no text - OP posted it above
Edit: it appears I was wrong, there is also a text only PDF so your point is valid
Ah gotcha. Well I’m pretty sure there are studs on the right half of the wall (the left half has space for a pocket door). I think there are two but my stud finder is not very good and I’m not sure if they’re wood or metal studs.
Your last question is a good one. I have no idea - I’m pretty new to this stuff. What is normally used to keep a wall from flexing?
I think you’re right! I just checked and the pocket door is definitely much further behind.
Now the question is - how exactly do I use these to mount the shelf? Is there some sort of hidden bracket I can buy?
Thanks for the info! Since I’m making the shelf, I can put more mount points so that should be no problem.
However - the problem with the Molly bolt things will be that the left half of the wall has space for a pocket door behind it so I’m worried that the toggle/molly bolts will get in the way of the door.
Maybe I should throw away the floating shelves idea…
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Isn’t it possible to provide an ad supported version without tracking?
Ahh, that’s terrible. Thanks for the info!
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What are the origins of that law? How did it come to be enacted in the first place?
Depends, is an imaginary angle comparable to a 45 degree angle?
Well that’s certainly my interpretation of OP’s “do that in such way the message is understood without making the other one defensive since that would just make the problem worse”
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