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fastening railing into plaster wall
What is the best way to fasten railing into plaster walls? I had them anchored in wall and they were pretty solid but I did not hit a stud. If you really pull on them they moved alittle and wiggled a small amount. (Zoning inspector said it was fine) Well tenants are moving out and the railings are completely ripped off the walls and just hanging there. 2 railing total. They have 2 kids. Should I charge them to fix this and what is the best way to reattached them since they ripped out the 3 anchor bolts on every bracket. Thanks in advance
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Cut open the wall between studs. Fasten a piece of 2x6 between the studs at the height of your handrail bracket. Drywall over the 2x6. You’ll be good to go.