Indoor Hang Setup with pictures

[mountaingoat]

Thanks to all the help with hardware and measurements, I set this up I think it was last weekend. I finally got around to taking some pictures. I did this all myself, with an old drill/ screw gun and a pair of Visegrip, my favorite tool.
The hardware I used was meant for trucks, I believe, and can handle 2500 pounds. Overkill, given nothing else will handle that, but it is what I found and it worked and I since I set it in the corners, I found a 4x4 or two 2x4's, so I drilled it at a angle.



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And this is my sewing workshop corner

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[TFC Rick]

Well done!!!

[nothermark]

wow! nice job. I think you are better off with too heavy a hardware than not enough. That looks good assuming the bolts are in far enough. ;-)

[mountaingoat]

wow! nice job. I think you are better off with too heavy a hardware than not enough. That looks good assuming the bolts are in far enough. ;-)

Bolts are in 2 " on one side and 3" on the side with the indoor redwood siding. The 3" were a pain, because my drill bit was not long enough so I ended up using all my weight on the Visegrip to finish the job

[Brutus]

Not worried about it rainin??

Sorry.

I might have to set mine up in my basement.

[Avenger]

Looks like it turned out well for you. Congrats!

Good looking sewing station as well.

[ShadowAlpha]

Nice setup MntnGoat!

[ScottH61]

Very nice! I wish I had room to do that! :-)

[olddog]

Looks great, enjoy your fulltime hanging!

[Joey]

Very nice! Life doesn't get any better!