A Better Way To Install Heavy duty Wire Storage Racks
I’ve been using this method to install wire storage shelves for about five years now and have found it to be strong, versatile, and forgiving. The wire shelves may need to be notched for the occasional obstacle such as an electrical conduit. Even with portions of the shelves cut out I have found the installations to be up to the task they were designed for. This method can be used in any location that has vertical studs. It's great for but not limited to storage sheds, garages, and closets.
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