Noreen, You need to find the studs on the wall, their about 16 on center. Put your brackets screwd to the studs for good support. If it falls short, you'll need Mollie bolts, which you screw into the wall and when it goes through the wall the wings open up against the wall for support. Aloha!
on 2nd floor, we've broom, swiffer,mop,mirror cleaning tool, etc & need hanging storage on sides of washer & dryer w/out making holes in wall. Could a heavy duty spri...
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Just turn them upside down and open them, then insert a roll of paper towel and tada, you have yourself a brand new paper towel holder that is not only beautiful, but...
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You should find what you are looking for here:
https://makespace.com/blog/posts/kitchen-storage-hacks-solutions/
What material are you mounting to?
Noreen, You need to find the studs on the wall, their about 16 on center. Put your brackets screwd to the studs for good support. If it falls short, you'll need Mollie bolts, which you screw into the wall and when it goes through the wall the wings open up against the wall for support. Aloha!
Make share you put them in the studs for strength so they don’t pull out. Use decorative ell brackets for a pretty look
HERE is the pot rack system I created in our last house a 100 year old charmer!