Correct! The frame, will move in relation to the ends of the bracket, as weight is applied.
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Plastic packers or timber 'biscuits'?
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Correct! The frame, will move in relation to the ends of the bracket, as weight is applied.
I didn't want the brackets to be visible underneath. They would have had to be positioned 4cm lower and would be seen and obstruct the lighting. The frame shouldn't move independently because it'll all be braced with scaffold boards which will straddle the whole structure.
I'm mainly after advice on the spacing of the boards and also on the finishing of them. They're raw and the edges are fragile and splinter if knocked. I guess sand all edges and surfaces? Then, seal, apply an oil or wax for a simple natural look?
I'm mainly after advice on the spacing of the boards and also on the finishing of them. They're raw and the edges are fragile and splinter if knocked. I guess sand all edges and surfaces? Then, seal, apply an oil or wax for a simple natural look?
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