Hi @Nailbag . How would you secure the steel rods against the desk board? Use an angke bracket or just let the board rest on it? Also would you recomm ...
Hi @Nailbag , that's interesting. I was worried about the weight of the desk panel + computer & other items causing the desk to sag without enough sup ...
Thank you @EricL and @Dave-1 .
I love the idea of the horizontal timber support and the mock desk setup. I'll add the timber support at the back too ...
I have a study nook with dimensions 2050mm wide and 550mm deep. I want to build a floating study desk on this area with some floating shelves above it ...
Hi @BAditya , Happy to help. You can refer the full post here and I have shared most details in the post or in the comments - https://www.workshop.bun ...
Thanks @chisanga .Along with L brackets, I used window spacers to lift the joists from the ground. They provide necessary gaps and also helped me to k ...
Thanks @zacare . I did not calculate the exact cost, but it came somewhere between 4k-4.5k. That includes the cost of all tools as well since I had to ...
Good Morning @Jithesh
Id suggest a timber screw at least this long Zenith 10 - 8 x 100mm Galvanised Countersunk Rib Head Timber Screws - 50 Pack I kn ...
@Jithesh Thanks for sharing your plans and photos. Your deck looks great. I'm working up the courage to build a 5.7 x 5.2m low level deck over unev ...
@Jithesh,
90 x 45 treated pine is fine for the joists and bearers. In this low-level deck, you are not using the bearers in the traditional sense of ...
Thank you @EricL and @Dave-1 .
I love the idea of the horizontal timber support and the mock desk setup. I'll add the timber support at the back too ...
I have a study nook with dimensions 2050mm wide and 550mm deep. I want to build a floating study desk on this area with some floating shelves above it ...
Hi @BAditya , Happy to help. You can refer the full post here and I have shared most details in the post or in the comments - https://www.workshop.bun ...
Hi @aiden I have used H3 treated pine over the concrete as joists and attached to the concrete with L angle brackets as @MitchellMc mentioned already ...
@karim - Sorry for the late response. I have built just over the concrete. My concrete ends 20cm off fence and so is my deck. It is flush on level ne ...