How can these possibly stay up?
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How do self supporting shelves work?
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The mounting frame which is screwed to the wall is rebated into the back edge of the shelf. There are long, thick steel pins that go deep into the shelf. They don't always stay up very well unless the fixing screws are very solidly attached to the wall! John
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One-minute tutorial for anchoring floating shelves starts at 00:06:03
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Ask yer wife. Same way she keeps her strapless evening gown up ;-)
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It's obvious. There are steel rods deeply embedded in the wall and the shelves..
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That does not stay up if weight is applied by my foot. The perky nipples are not enough to keep it there.
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Yes these can also have issues with those naff plasterboard walls with just a wooden frame to hold up either side, Those fastbrolly thingies though supposed to spread the load can just pull through leaving a nasty gaping hole. Brian
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Are you saying my wife has steel rots deeply embedded in her chest!
I hope not. Please don't generalize from, perhaps, your wife. Quickly, please, take your wife to the orthopedist or blacksmith.
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oh micky you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind
hey micky
hey micky
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No. Try learning how to read.