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I cannot seem to upload images so here is a link to three images: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... _1WUrPg3AT

The successfully installed bike rack before removing it.

The damaged hole that was already there.

One of the fresh holes I drilled which looks fine.

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AndyEssex

Hi, Hopefully this is the right place to post. I installed a bike rack on the wall in our garage today, it has breeze block style concrete blocks. There was already a screw in the wall from the previous owners, it was in the right location so I decided to use that as a starting point rather than dri...

AndyEssex

Thanks for the help stoneyboy

AndyEssex

Thanks for the reply. Do you think a thicker support beam position somewhere between the front and middle would suffice? That way I can keep the motion sensor lights where they are. It feels like it would be enough, admittedly there would be a small proportion of MDF shelf remaining at the front tha...

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Hi All, I decided to kit out an unused built in cupboard/wardrobe which had become a dumping ground with some shelving. I used timber batons as supports, attached using dual Rawl plugs and self countersinking screws. The shelves are 18mm MDF and I've glued them directly to the supports (after primin...

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