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  • @[email protected]
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    2 years ago

    May as well do it properly - pull the grill and marine ply / masonite on the back section, put some cross braces from the underside and plonk a cut piece in the hole - you don’t want anything floating over a void, that’s how people fall in things.

    • Rusty Raven M
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      22 years ago

      As it is in a wardrobe no one should be falling into it, although it could potentially form the basis of a pit trap for the boogeyman.

      Trying to brace and finish everything properly seems way more effort that it is worth, given both the lack of visibility and the generally poor state of the finish in the house in general. If I can find enough effort to do that sort of work I’ll start with filling the cracks in the walls from when the place was re-stumped a few years ago.

      • @[email protected]
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        2 years ago

        eh, two bits of wood fitting in the hole screwed in, hole mostly filled. Actually found this dude who’s kinda doing what I recommend until the wheels come off with the water putty yeah don’t’ do that bit. do about 1:53 - 3:07 ish. and it doesn’t have to be round. Also means you won’t have a step from the MDF on the floor.