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Industrial Pipe Bookshelf and Shoe Rack

Step 4Mount Second Flange

Mount Second Flange
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Attach the second 5" pipe to the second flange and attach an elbow pipe to the other end of the 5" pipe before attaching to the rest of the bookshelf.

Determine where the flange will sit on the wall (should be in a stud, if not make sure to use dry wall screws) and mark the holes where the screws will go.  Drill pilot holes using a drill bit that is a bit smaller than the size of your screws.  Hold the flange up to the wall and screw the flange in with the hand drill.
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Jan 25, 2012. 6:04 AMcodyg102 says:
If you're not able to screw into a stud just drywall, I'd recommend a STRONG wall anchor to hold the screws for the flange such as the E-Z Anchor shown in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E71YFP2zaik

The cheap plastic "plug" type anchors only work well in harder materials like concrete, brick, cinder-block, etc. There are metal versions of the type shown in the video that are rated at 300 pounds shear strength (i.e., downward force).

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