Soundproofing windows, hanging art...
Newbie, 1st post. Long-winded, but integrates two topics. I bought a '98 37' Allegro bus (cat/allison), and was quickly shocked by the high level of bidirectional noise through the stock windows. ...
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My "quick reply" was vaporized, including URL link to pics. Sally forth:
A pita to repeat web-tossed text, so briefly:
The spooled bungee line was great for retaining dvd/CD's in my slide-out contoured shelving, but far too flexible for the over-slider shelves. Eventually swap for wire rope.
For max strength the soffited angle brackets are mounted using toggle bolts. When using toggles in an rv it's crucial to accurately calculate the bolt length; you only have 11/4" of internal wall space.
Mini hinge-holes had to be drilled wider for longer screws ahd so the screw-heads would close flush.
The boards are laid across the back of artwork-mounted eyebolts to exhibit how the replicated X geometry permits any piece to be hung in any location using the existing filament.
One pic shows 1/2"SDB laminated to 5/16ths decorative ply for sliders.
A pita to repeat web-tossed text, so briefly:
The spooled bungee line was great for retaining dvd/CD's in my slide-out contoured shelving, but far too flexible for the over-slider shelves. Eventually swap for wire rope.
For max strength the soffited angle brackets are mounted using toggle bolts. When using toggles in an rv it's crucial to accurately calculate the bolt length; you only have 11/4" of internal wall space.
Mini hinge-holes had to be drilled wider for longer screws ahd so the screw-heads would close flush.
The boards are laid across the back of artwork-mounted eyebolts to exhibit how the replicated X geometry permits any piece to be hung in any location using the existing filament.
One pic shows 1/2"SDB laminated to 5/16ths decorative ply for sliders.
