01-29-2010, 07:28 PM
David - looks like a very comfortable living room. Propped up in one of those chairs with a cold beverage and a modeling mag next to a glowing fire...very nice.
Gary - whatever I use, it will be on a wall stud. Fabricating brackets is what I'd have to do if I didn't purchase a shelf system.
Nolatron - I wondered if that was possible, but didn't want to invest heavily in the tracks until I'd done a bit more research. I was afraid mounting the bracket on the rail at such a low point would put undue stress on one spot...but if that stress is spread up the full height of the rail it makes sense. Hmmm...and a low valance would go further to hide the brackets... Also, how do you like the sheet metal for a backdrop?
Wayne - what's a Sonotube?
Still thinking about where to put the turntable, or how to incorporate a wye into the corner. A wye could also provide a possible connection to the Big Tujunga Lumber Company, if properly oriented. But that's less likely than fitting the turntable in. I'm sketching tonight.
Galen
Gary - whatever I use, it will be on a wall stud. Fabricating brackets is what I'd have to do if I didn't purchase a shelf system.
Nolatron - I wondered if that was possible, but didn't want to invest heavily in the tracks until I'd done a bit more research. I was afraid mounting the bracket on the rail at such a low point would put undue stress on one spot...but if that stress is spread up the full height of the rail it makes sense. Hmmm...and a low valance would go further to hide the brackets... Also, how do you like the sheet metal for a backdrop?
Wayne - what's a Sonotube?
Still thinking about where to put the turntable, or how to incorporate a wye into the corner. A wye could also provide a possible connection to the Big Tujunga Lumber Company, if properly oriented. But that's less likely than fitting the turntable in. I'm sketching tonight.
Galen
I may not be a rivet counter, but I sure do like rivets!