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i've a soft spot for the wife...


















it's a peatbog just outside Tain :lol:
i love being married
it's great to find that one special person that you want to annoy for the rest of your life

I have a soft spot for the wife, it's a peat bog just outside Ardross

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Tryanything wrote:Now l know why Scotsmen wear skirts because the women are wearing there tousers :lol:


:-) :-) Very good :thumbright:
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village idiot wrote:i've a soft spot for the wife...

it's a peatbog just outside Tain :lol:

Is there room for one more :lol:
There would be less trouble in the world
if l had not had six daughters
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Why dont you sink in some 9mm ply, then fix to that?

Yes you had the walls skimmed recently, but given what you intend to use, and the resulting dammage to the wall when it gets pulled off, this is by far the simmplest way all round!


Either that or the peat bogs are going to fill up right quick! :lol:
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Bloody hell, how much trouble is it to find the studs, if you look closely you can probably see the impression of them or the nails in the plaster.

Tap along the wall with a small hammer will find the wood in 99% of the cases
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thescruff wrote:Bloody hell, how much trouble is it to find the studs, if you look closely you can probably see the impression of them or the nails in the plaster.

Tap along the wall with a small hammer will find the wood in 99% of the cases

Not that easyI am afraid. My house is like the house that jack built. I have found the studs in the wall, however if I was to attach the brackets to them they would roughly be 250mm and 500mm from the edge of the rail to the brackets if that make sense. Now that would look daft.
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You could do what I did? Guaranteed to sort your issue out.
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Leave her :lol:
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cantbethathard wrote:You could do what I did? Guaranteed to sort your issue out.
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Leave her :lol:


I wish. :thumbright:
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