I want to hang these panels 4 in vertical and 3 in horizontal to divide my bed from the living room,what tool kit do I need and how to connect pieces?
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You don't need anything besides a c-hook ( plant hanger ). They are lightweight and connect to each other with the small rings that they provide... I've done something similar to divide a room and these are thin enough that they share a ring and a hook vertically and horizontally. And nice enough that they have an impact in changing the space. I love them!!
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I think Midwest sells 2-inch panels that you attach on the cage from the base. If not, can cut some sort of material, drill holes and tie it to the cage.
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There is one horizontal panel that has six counter sink holes. You are to use six wood screws to connect one set of the panels "B", "c" and "D". Don't forget to use glue and the wooden dowels as well. Make sure the big holes with the turn screws are away from this panel. They will connect to the panel with the metal posts on it. Connect the second set of 'B", "C" and "D" on the other side of the middle panel in the same way. One end will be larger than the other end. that is the base or foot of the unit. Sorry, I threw away the illustration so I can't be more specific. Good luck. There is one horizontal panel that has six counter sink holes. You are to use six wood screws to connect one set of the panels "B", "c" and "D". Don't forget to use glue and the wooden dowels as well. Make sure the big holes with the turn screws are away from this panel. They will connect to the panel with the metal posts on it. Connect the second set of 'B", "C" and "D" on the other side of the middle panel in the same way. One end will be larger than the other end. that is the base or foot of the unit. Sorry, I threw away the... » Read More There is one horizontal panel that has six counter sink holes. You are to use six wood screws to connect one set of the panels "B", "c" and "D". Don't forget to use glue and the wooden dowels as well. Make sure the big holes with the turn screws are away from this panel. They will connect to the panel with the metal posts on it. Connect the second set of 'B", "C" and "D" on the other side of the middle panel in the same way. One end will be larger than the other end. that is the base or foot of the unit. Sorry, I threw away the illustration so I can't be more specific. Good luck. « Show Less
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This kit is made up of (2) 16in Wide x 32in Tall pegboard panels which, as pictured, combine for a total area of 32in x 32in. That being said, the panels do not have to be used together or side-by-side so you could mount them as a column for 16in Wide x 64in Tall storage area (good for in a closet or narrow space) or you could use the two panels separately for two 16in Wide x 32in Tall areas. The deepest hook is roughly 6in deep so the assembled kit would protrude from the wall roughly 7in if you used all of the hooks.
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You need a bed frame call Hollywood bed frame. It has brackets at both ends.
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I took 2 pieces of 3/8" plywood and connected them side by side. Using the place where they connected as the center point. Left as least one foot on each side to help with space in order to put puzzle together. Sanded the whole board smooth, putting the puzzle together now and then glueing it down.
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I notched out a 4x8 to sit on top, and used another with 2x4's and a piece of plywood so I could hang things from the bottom. Don't know how fancy you want to get with it.
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Those bottom rails clamp onto the ends of the panels by screwing tight, so you can cut those panels to whatever length you like. \/...what she said...\/
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You can either use a rig and some clips or even cut small holes in the fabric and hang it with framing hooks. Thumbtacks work too.
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The legs are made of wood. I think you could connect them to a wood platform bed. To do so you would have to either drill screw holes through the legs and the platform frame then use either screws or bolts and nuts to attach the headboard
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I dont see any way you could overlap the two pieces unless you were ok with the width of the unit being spaced that distance from the wall you were hanging it on. Of course you would need more hardware (spacers) than what is included to do that. Probably not a great idea. On a positive note, I find one panel to be a lot of space.
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Take the screw's put panels together and screw's in the panels as they are such together they go in each corner
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Just for exampleKing's Brand Heavy Duty Metal Twin, Size Bed Frame With Rug Rollers & Locking Wheels Is kinda the kit you need. Or some thing similar. Thrift stores tend to have a few. Most mattress stores can probability sell you one with the mattress and box spring. Just tell them you need bed rails.
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If I remember right you need three sheets of 3/4 plywood and one sheet of 1/4 plywood. Also about 40' of 1X2 fir. The 3/4 ply should be finished like oak or birtch. A large table saw helps but you can cut all the pieces out with a skill saw. (if you are good at it)
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drill holes in the bed, for the supplied mounts. different mounts could get you the results in stake pocket mounting
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they make a bracket. will need to cut off 90 degree pieces then cut hole and attach bracket.
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You can just hang it from a ceiling hook. It has supports built in to keep its shape above the bed.