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I have a vertical rubbermaid shed that snapped together and didn't put anything heavy on shelves and 2 of the shelves fell down. How can I put back up and reinforce?
Re: I have a vertical rubbermaid shed that snapped...
I'm not a carpenter, but you could get a piece of wood an one by four and drill a hole in the wood and adhere it to the shed on both ends and each shelve for support.
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There are no parts available. The pictures on the images tab show what looks like two small garage doors made of plastic. My advice is to go to Home Depot and buy normal surface mounted hardware and drill holes and fix with small bolts and large washers on the back.
Hi, I would use 3/4" plywood and build a Horseshoe type structure at the desired height then place it on a lower shelf, place another shelf on top of it.
yes why not. I would try ripping some plywood strips to fit in the separating area, both side's and either; drill through and bolt it together, or drive some wood screw's through. Hard to say for sure with out a detail picture of the separation point.
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