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Cob: Fastening to cob wallspat@cobworks pat at cobworks.comThu Feb 15 19:44:32 PST 2001
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What I used to fasten things to cob walls are 6 inch deck screws. If =
you go straight in they do not have a lot of holding power, but if =
several screws are put in at different angles, they hold well. Fasten =
a board to the wall this way and then fasten your cupboards to this =
board. Good luck
Patrick
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