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PersonPB07
09/7/2011 at 10:33pm
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Hi can anyone tell me if its possible  to install a shelf in the top of the wardrobe without damaging the walls of our van, Its and Avodale Dart 545 and my other half says it cant be done beacuse the walls are too thin, Many thanks


Personmichael
09/7/2011 at 10:53pm
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just done this in the bathroom,if the weight required on the shelf is not too much a shelf can be put in.check thickness of the wall each side.mine were half inch thick.buy some strips of wood one for each side of the shelf 3/4 x 3/4 inch.drill 4 holes in each.the trick is to glue and screw the wood.glue all the way down the wood strips.when dry a quarter inch thick ply can be glued and screwed to the strips and a wood trim tacked onto the front to finish.if more weight is required a strip of 3/4 by 3/4 wood all the way along the rear of the shelf.if its a new caravan don't do it as your warranty will be void.double check your screw length as they can cause unsightly damage if they come through. 

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Personjeff juke
09/7/2011 at 10:54pm
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If he glues runners to the wall and sits a shelf on them it can be.No nails glue is the stuff that i used on my van but its not the same make as yours.

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Personnunny nutter
10/7/2011 at 8:34am
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Yes glue a frame around the inners  of your  wardrobe with some nice planed or sanded  wood so it doesnt look out of  place to the original wood then use some nice panel wood to make the shelf .So if you come to sell it you can take the shelf out and nobody would notice it was there just the frame would be left ..I have a ? you wouldnt have a old sky card lying about would you  LOL HEEE HEEE regards the NUNNY NUTTER  hI Dave


PersonPB07
10/7/2011 at 9:43pm
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Thanks everyone for all your ideas, watch this space got to work on the other half now xxx  Special thanks to the NUNNT NUTTER x  you make me laugh xx



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