2001sleeper t1_j6dyyu2 wrote
Drywall should be attached to studs, right? Or are your saying that there are no studs?
adventuref0x t1_j6dz1gz wrote
I mean I’m sure there are studs just not anywhere near the sink
guppyoblivio t1_j6e0gzf wrote
Do you have a stud finder?
adventuref0x t1_j6e2uii wrote
No, they’re not worth the money to me
2001sleeper t1_j6e5fhl wrote
What? Says the guy that just put a big hole in his wall. Hahaha
adventuref0x t1_j6e653c wrote
A stud finder wouldn’t have made any difference here, the cabinet has two fixing points. If it’s mounted central to the sink those brackets are nowhere near any studs you can hear that by knocking.
All a stud finder is going to do is tell me where the studs are that I can’t mount to.
And given that this is the only cabinet I’ve ever had to or ever will mount to a semi external wall like this there’s no point spending money on one
2001sleeper t1_j6e6tok wrote
From all the posts here it sounds like you are more interested in justifying your mistake instead of learning the way to do. You have a custom application and need a custom solution and do not have the skill set it seems.
adventuref0x t1_j6e7901 wrote
I don’t need to justify anything I made a mistake while trying to learn how to do something.
It’s not a custom application it’s supposedly how all flats are built
ChildhoodNo5117 t1_j6e0sv9 wrote
The sink might be attached to them
adventuref0x t1_j6e2q2d wrote
They’re not where I need them though
Soma_Dosed t1_j6e587e wrote
Cut and sand, polish (two) plank(s)large enough to hold the cabinet. Looks better than raw wood. Anchor plank to and running across the studs each side of where you want the cabinet to hang.
Bolt the cabinet in to the board.
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