Posted by rocko on January 29, 2012 at 15:20:38 from (173.210.156.43):
In Reply to: new project posted by larry@stinescorner on January 29, 2012 at 14:51:09:
Not really so much on the shelfs as much as fasteng them but by the looks of it you'll be fastening to brick or cinder block so figuring you'll have to drill holes and use anchors or concrete screws at least. you could fasten on say a 2x2 to the back and one side and have a leg running the full height on the outside. not a big fan of those L brackets for hanging shelfs myself but you could go that way also. all depends mostly what weight you'll be supporting and size of jars etc as far as what you use for shelves and where you postion them. i think the 2x2 senario would be stronger. sure others will have other ideas. Hope this is helpfull. Rocko.
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