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marriednamobile
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how much can MH walls hold?
I'm installing some torsion box shelving (floating shelves) but don't want my walls to collapse <-- it's dramatic I know
here's what I'm installing
http://www.ronhazelton.com/archives/how ... elves.shtm
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Hi,

Personally I see no reason why you can't do this...our kitchen cupboards are much heavier than those shelves. I would however make sure that every screw is in a stud.

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oh yeah, I was definitely planning on mounting the back cleat on a stud, thanks Yanita
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Your welcome, make sure to post pics when you can.

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Here's another idea for those type shelves without building the whole thing. You can also use screws instead of glue like they describe.

http://www.wikihow.com/Build-Simple-Floating-Shelves
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that's what I'm going to do, actually. In most of the rooms where there won't be heavy stuff on the shelves, great minds think alike!
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