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Originally Posted by KevinScamps
If you want to borrow the front dinette see what I said about tabing in supports rather than trying to use the existing supports for the existing bench which were really low. This would have saved me a lot of head aches.
I don't rivet and have nearly eliminated every single rivet from my camper. I dress up the bolts with finishing washers. I think they actually look really sharp. I used stainless steel bolts to attach pieces of wood on the inside of closet on each side. The shelves are just placed onto the supports. Technically there is nothing actually holding them down besides piles of food and crappolla. I suppose I could screw them down to the supports.
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I noticed that about the original supports and tabbing in some where really needed.
I think SS bolts can look really nice but am 100% rivets right now so for consistency... but sounds like your saying the bolts alone handle the
weight so I could skip the epoxy which is attractive in it's own right.
Why screw the shelves down? If it ain't broke then there's not much point in fixing it. Always enough stuff that needs to be done without looking for problems.