The Fun Starts Here.
Re: The Fun Starts Here.
Make sure what ever holds the layout to the wall is strong, you will put a lot more stress on them when angling the legs to the wall.
Mike Ruby
Re: The Fun Starts Here.
I used heavy duty adjustable brackets, screwed into the wall studs with 3" screws.
I also have some wood angle brackets on the front wall, one can just be seen at the right side of the second photo, behind the yellow clamp. They used to support a previous layout, otherwise I would have used the metal ones all around.
Here without the layout.
![Image](http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm127/mikeruby_photos/NFS/NFS%20rebuild%20corner%202_zpsj9j4xr5s.jpg)
With the layout in place, the back scene covers the brackets which also support a shelf above the layout.
![Image](http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm127/mikeruby_photos/NFS/Bedroom-layout-2006-12-18_2_zps8a1d89a7.jpg)
I also have some wood angle brackets on the front wall, one can just be seen at the right side of the second photo, behind the yellow clamp. They used to support a previous layout, otherwise I would have used the metal ones all around.
Here without the layout.
![Image](http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm127/mikeruby_photos/NFS/NFS%20rebuild%20corner%202_zpsj9j4xr5s.jpg)
With the layout in place, the back scene covers the brackets which also support a shelf above the layout.
![Image](http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm127/mikeruby_photos/NFS/Bedroom-layout-2006-12-18_2_zps8a1d89a7.jpg)
Mike Ruby