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In the end I bought a piece of wood 7 * 41 * 16 cm to use as a mount. This is attached to the wall using 120mm frame fixings. It it has been in place for a few weeks now and works very well. I bought it from Catford Timber http://catfordtimber.co.uk/ They were very helpful and...

While putting ply down to prep for wooden floors I noticed how much draft there was coming up between the floor boards. Not done any measurements per se but the number of complaints re drafts has reduced...:)

Yes - don't want to do that. I use a stud and mains detector when drilling to avoid that happening. Basically my issue is what to use to attach say 3*2 or 4*2 to the brick wall, the fitting needs to be thick enough to go through the wood and then say 60mm into the wall To me, this...

Thanks for your reply. That's exactly what I want to do - but was wondering what the best way to attach to wood to the wall is. Screws, angle brackets or those "basket things" to hold joists. I in fact need to mount two speakers in the corner of the room. One will be mounted on the chimney...

for what its worth I have an Ikea one. I got it because at the time it was the only one I could find without pre cut holes for the tap, i.e. two holes to allow it to be installed either way around. I didn't want to have a blanking cover as I thought it wouldn't look nice and it would be a...

Hi all, I have a TV mount which I want to mount on the wall, but I want it slightly further from the wall so it goes into the room a little bit more, so I want to put some wood on the wall and attach the mount to it. The screws to hold the mount need to go 55mm deep, so the wood needs to...

Sorry not quite sure what you mean. The base is much thicker than the walls. The walls sound a little hollow, like a door does. Yes has these cam and screws. These are the metal things I mentioned. Drilled 5mm holes and screwed them in. They will just stop it coming away from wall...

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These are images of how it will look with four legs - Doesn't look too bad I suppose. Now I am unhappy about the placement of the network socket which I put there when thinking that is where my desk would go...

Thanks for the responses guys. These are the angle brackets I mentioned. They are used for holding wardrobes against the wall the kitchen cupboards on the wall. The Besta range come with these plastic things to hold to wall. They go behind the unit and you drill through the back...