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small diy job hanging an expensive mirror on a mantelpiece.


richierich

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Hi

I have chickened out of my DIY manliness once again and this time it is hanging up our new mirror. I started measuring up, got my drill out and thought it was going to go wrong or wouldn't be secure it would probably fall, scratch it or generally really wind me up in the process. It is a heavy and quite large and expensive mirror and it it needs to be done properly. To the confident it is no doubt a very quick and painless job. It has to be done with screws at 45 degrees to a brick wall above our fireplace, although it is sitting on a mantelpiece. Any takers? 07949174810 or email me.

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Rich

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