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ddd wrote:
> Trying to install a medium-heavy bathroom cabinet in an old house.
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> Walls are old plaster and lathing.
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> In the inside of the cabinet there is a board about 1/2 inch thick at the
> top. I've to get through that
> then the plaster and lathing. Trouble is I screwed up and have a 5/16 inch
> hole through the little board
> in the cabinet and same in the wall and lathing trying to install those dry
> wall anchor which did not seem to work.
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> Now how do I get the thing secured to the wall?
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> Thanks.
>
>
Forget the anchors. Medium-heavy needs to be
screwed right to the studs. If the cabinet is 16"
or more wide, you can find at least one stud to screw it to.
If you do not have a stud finder (may not work well anyway
with lath), use a coathanger to probe inside the wall thru
the hole you made.
Jim
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Re: Problems with Plaster, Lathing, Bathroom Cabinet
