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What would be a good average workbench height for a shelf in my shed?

J do you have lines marked on the wall parallel with the stairs ?

You can also pre drill with a hammer drill and masonry bit then secure it with a concrete screw called a tapcon its not as loud and a little more precise.

I Would Stain It.

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If its paint grade you can use wood screws . If not I would glue it and scissor nail it with brads

Return it down to go underneath the apron.

Hold The Piece Back The Same Distance As The Top Step And Go Horizontal

Can You Secure The Unit To The Wall?

Try Posting Up The Joists In The Middle .

Instead Of A 2x10x14' Use A 4x4x2' Or However Tall The Crawlspace Is .

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I can get that pre mixed right?

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To install a new shower unit I had to remove the old tile install the unit sheetrock the wall and now I want to reuse the old tile

Cut off old bolts with metal blade and sawzall ,get new bolts,drill new holes larger than new bolts with hammer drill and concrete/masonry bit then use two part epoxy toset new bolts


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You could try on some scraps to kreg jig screw it together if the underside won't be seen

I would go with the stain . I think it lasts longer also when it is time to re up there is a lot less prep work

Faux copper

Or screw it off into the floor joists

I would put it right on the concrete and use a threshold or transition strip to make up the difference in height

Mesh for seams paper for inside corners.

Do I use a glue or a thinset to adhere the old tiles back to the new wall?

just use mdf for the skeleton and face frame it with poplar 1x2[/B]

Google squeek no more hard wood floor kit

You Can Can Give Mdf Rigidity By Running A 1x2 Oak Pine Or Poplar Across The Face Of The Shelf

You Can Buy Screws That Are Made For This Purpose ! They Screw In And Then The Head Of The Screw Snaps Off Under Neath The Wood! Google It!

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