Straight Bar – Piece 5

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    On straight bar plan what is the purpose of piece 5 and why are there 6 of them?

    I have used the CHBD to modify the plan from 8′ to 7′ and 6′. The results for piece 5 don’t seem to be proportional; what is their structural and/or functional purpose?

    Second question – Is the basic plan provide enough room to fit a standard mini-fridge? Most of them seem to be 33 5/8″ tall. If I am measuring correctly, it seems the finished space with the 1/2″ floor will be 33 1/4″ at best.

    Thanks;

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      A1: They are used to extend the sides inward to provide an edge to attach and support the floor panel. Page 6 of the plans clearly shows them. You can also use fragmented scraps of 2×4 to serve the same function. They don;t need to fit exactly, just need enough to provide support for the floor panel. Hope that helps.

      A2: If you lower the leveling feet, you can sometimes gain another 3/4 perhaps. If you buy something that needs a higher opening, just add the height to the bar vertical supports to suit your needs. This can be done either manually or using the CHBD.

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