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2017-04-15 08:36 pm

Escape To The Country

There are times that I really wish I could even consider the idea of living in a moderately or even extremely remote setting with gorgeous views and surrounding nature.

However the idea of more than a month in such a setting has me getting ready for a walk in to Davis to be surrounded by people.

(Thoughts from both the Subject's eponymous show, as well as things like All Creatures Great And Small.)
jbsegal: (Default)
2009-08-15 02:05 pm
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Looking to borrow: a stud finder, also: advice?

We're wanting to mount things to our walls... and we need to figure out how best to deal.

If there's a studfinder out there that can differentiate between metal and wood, that'd be even better.

(I suspect any originally-located walls are turn-of-the-(last-)century wood stud, but seemingly covered with sheetrock - probably when brought up to modern electrics, and I have no idea when the last major renos and wall-moves were and thus what they're likely to have been done with. So then the questions are: What's the best sheetrock anchor out there? Do you use different hardware on metal vs wood studs? What else do I need to be taking in to account that I haven't thought of?

Thanks!)
jbsegal: (Default)
2009-08-15 02:05 pm
Entry tags:

Looking to borrow: a stud finder, also: advice?

We're wanting to mount things to our walls... and we need to figure out how best to deal.

If there's a studfinder out there that can differentiate between metal and wood, that'd be even better.

(I suspect any originally-located walls are turn-of-the-(last-)century wood stud, but seemingly covered with sheetrock - probably when brought up to modern electrics, and I have no idea when the last major renos and wall-moves were and thus what they're likely to have been done with. So then the questions are: What's the best sheetrock anchor out there? Do you use different hardware on metal vs wood studs? What else do I need to be taking in to account that I haven't thought of?

Thanks!)