Hi, just curious about 2 things. For the foundational studs I see the measurements say 93 in. When I do the math it's 92-in, do you leave that 1/2-in on each end so you can wedge it in between the frame? And also for the stands, are you still using 2x4 wood, or is it a thicker wood?
Very stable. I would even say extremely stable, it takes two adults to maneuver into position and definitely two adults to provide enough leverage to tip it.
Lumber prices vary drastically by location and quality. For the best estimate take the supply list from the plans in the link below and price it out at your supplier: jaimecostiglio.com/diy-freestanding-display-wall/
Awesome video
how did you calculate the length and diagonal bracing for the footing
Do you have a video showing how you built the supports ?
No video of building the supports but they are including in the written plans.
Hi, just curious about 2 things. For the foundational studs I see the measurements say 93 in. When I do the math it's 92-in, do you leave that 1/2-in on each end so you can wedge it in between the frame? And also for the stands, are you still using 2x4 wood, or is it a thicker wood?
How stable is this? Could a toddler push it over?
Very stable. I would even say extremely stable, it takes two adults to maneuver into position and definitely two adults to provide enough leverage to tip it.
That’s great thank you for the reply. I’m going to give this a try
What is the estimated cost to build just the wall and stands (no shelves, vinyl, lanterns, etc)?
Lumber prices vary drastically by location and quality. For the best estimate take the supply list from the plans in the link below and price it out at your supplier: jaimecostiglio.com/diy-freestanding-display-wall/
What’s the measurements?
This wall is 8' x 8'. Details are in the plans here: jaimecostiglio.com/diy-freestanding-display-wall/
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