Fit a wardrobe rail in a large cupboard w/ plasterboard wall

[M4R5]

Fairly simple. There's a large cupboard with a brick back and one brick side. The other side is plasterboard and I can't puncture this side. No need for me to explain why. That rules out screws, nails, and other things that make holes.

I want to fit a wardrobe rail between the two walls. Wardrobe rails have to take quite a lot of weight. I have a solution in mind but I wondered how others would go about this. The rail will not be near the ceiling or any other wall.

Cheers

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[Burnerman]

Fix a horizontal bearer to the plasterboard walls with an instant grip adhesive. Fix a vertical bearer to support this centrally in the same way. Fix the rail end to this, and add extra support peg-leg style to the floor at that end and also at the middle if needs be to prevent excess bending of the rail.
John

 

[foxhole]

A couple of sky hooks.

 

[OwainDIYer]

hang it by a chain from the ceiling

 

[longdogs]

Fairly simple. There's a large cupboard with a brick back and one brick side. The other side is plasterboard and I can't puncture this side. No need for me to explain why. That rules out screws, nails, and other things that make holes.

I want to fit a wardrobe rail between the two walls. Wardrobe rails have to take quite a lot of weight. I have a solution in mind but I wondered how others would go about this. The rail will not be near the ceiling or any other wall.

Cheers

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A nice little introduction from you there. I'm sure that the experts on here will be more than happy to give you their time.

 

[mattylad]

Length of 3x2 vertical on the inside.

Attach it to ceiling and floor - attach rail to that and wall at other end.