What would be the best way to join sleepers on their side to make some garden furniture? Like this pic I've taken off Google images.
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Joining sleepers on the side
- Thread starter williamglossop
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You can simply use long screws, drill holes to fit diameter of screw head about 50-100mm deep ( depending on timber dimensions) then join with long screws.
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The photos don’t show how the chairs are assembled, so they may not be attached as you thought.
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The photos don’t show how the chairs are assembled, so they may not be attached as you thought.
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