Does anyone have a standard 4x8 area on the wall (pre-built work bench..), and how many are you using to fill the void to make it nice enough?
2017705
Depends on how much you are going to hang up. I started with one unit of two sections and found that it wasn't enough for me. I ordered another unit and now have the 4 sections butted all together. That is enough for my needs. Start with the 2 centered over your workplace, if you need more then add to each side as you expand out.
2017706
Two of them are just enough for me,but you can always get more when you need to.
2189524
You can make the sections as big as you want lengthwise. They are about 2.5x3 inches and you can make them as long as 9x3 or 5.5x3, some are slightly different. The little section walls can be moved around. 4 inch number will only fit if you only use 4x walls pieces in the whole box. Then you can probably get 4 sets of letters in each corner of the box. Hope this helps.
1185480
That's about the same size I have and did. I split my garage in two and used a box per side. I spent a week prepping the surface and didn't want my toolbox and 1971 Corvette sitting outside. The extra prep time will pay off. I put the stuff on pretty thick and still had extra leftover after each side. I bought a couple of extra bags of flakes, but at most, one extra bag will give you fairly heavy coverage.
1394431
In addition to the four side "walls" there are two vertical and two horizontal walls that are fixed, but I found that the number of dividers that could be moved to create custom spaces were sufficient for my needs. Hope this helps. Jammer
1216846
Mine was six. I suppose you could buy another and double the spirit size area or just add a few panels
116379
We are using 2x6's connected to a 4x4 post. However, we did see a plan that used 1x6's just wasnt going to be stout enough for our project.
418268
There is a printed template for the vise base plate which is to be placed under the bench to locate the holes for screws/bolts. Using the outline of the base plate as shown on the template you need ~3" of "depth" past the front edge of your bench for the plate and ~6 7/8" is the width of the plate (distance between holes is 5 1/2" side to side). So if you have 7" of room or more you should be good to go.
1253181
Actually, four bricks, laid horizontally in two stacks, would do the trick. Thanks for the tip. Now I just need to go find four bricks.
1941762
I would go with 9. They work really well. I too made my own headboard and I used 3 old wood doors that u didn't want. I drilled braces on them to make it one solid, piece and then used the flat mounts to secure it to the wall. 3 across the top left middle and right then the same in the middle section and the bottom. Worked like a charm. If mounted right you would really only need 6 I just played it safe since this thing is over my head lol
2166120
I had several 2x4 s just nailed on vertical supports for potential towel racks etc although I did not know the exact spot of the bench I was able to get enough backing boarding up before sheeting and tile was installed
249550
the second picture is of a hopkins bench, 17 inches high. since a two 2x4's are the same width as a 2 x 8 and the boards are screwed in from the underside, i can see how it could work. i used 2x4's but i can see how a 2x8 might work.
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I appreciate your answers. However, I did receive this reply from a Rosewill representative..."Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for contacting Rosewill Support.We apologize for the inconvenience you are experiencing with our product.We will gladly assist you with your problem. There is hole spacing on the back to accommodate your 24" wall studs."Should this answer be taken at face value or is the rep just trying to sell merchandise?
1256913
we used for a smaller space. my opinion is that for a larger space you may need a few. it does work!
985356
There's certainly enough spots to install more shelves. I would email the manufacturer and ask for extras. Or maybe try the seller even.
2067050
That's correct. You'll need 4 but there will still be gaps because the dimensions of it don't make a perfect square
694095
I would check with a professional carpenter if you have or will be putting in a wall unit. It's a different project from what I took on as a DIY.
2086843
I use 4x6 as well. but we also use it to print labels for FBA as well. pretty versatile. I think those are 1 x 3 or 1x2