BrianZ

@DanWeitzel, they were 1-inch clamps and half inch wide, from Amazon..Koehler Enterprises KE12BX 10 Piece Hose Clamp Box (Size SAE 12),Silver https://a.co/d/hxrwjlzI think this was the absolute minimum size that would work, as I found myself wishing they were a bit larger, as they were more difficult to get started, especially if you had to use only one hand. I liked the 1/2" width though - seems optimal to me. If I had to do over, I'd get the next larger size over 1-inch.

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• Re: Window - Awning covers /shades

  BrianZ

  May 2018
  Have been intending to make some of these window awning/sunshades, but considering using a bit different attachment method. Instead of the two horizontal straps across the back, has anyone tried just…
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• Re: Boondock Style Cargo Nets

  BrianZ

  May 2018
  So, I had an 8"x48" cargo net leftover; then I thought of an unconventional place for it that might be handy for some additional storage space under the rear cabinets.. I installed the hook…
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• Re: Boondock Style Cargo Nets

  BrianZ

  May 2018
  Please do, @jkjenn . Here's a closer view.. I'm showing 10 hooks, but this 8x48" size comes with 8, which is enough. I added two that were left from my wire shelf net, so the space wou…
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• Re: What does your frame look like before the T@B is built?

  BrianZ

  May 2018
  Interesting view, @Homebodyatheart. Now, would that be a standard 7/16" calibrated inkpen? 😉 With all that insulation, I would expect the inside wall surface over it to be closer to inside ambi…
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• Re: Boondock Style Cargo Nets

  BrianZ

  May 2018
  So, I concluded from the above photos from @jgram2 that the screws going into the seams must be anchored into the aluminum framing, and used that info to help install my own cargo netting.. Never sho…
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