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Modular Stud Wall?

4 years ago

Im exploring if some space saving and storage areas in my home could be built with something like stud wall 'like' modules. These modules i could get made but then configured in many ways by myself. Im thinking plywood with some core?. Thoughts.

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arc3d
4 years ago
Hi wsimes,

Why would they need to be that thick i.e. plywood and core. Why not just use plywood?

You could get plywood panels and put them together with clips...

Something like this?
wsimes thanked arc3d
wsimes
Original Author
3 years ago
Hi arc34, sorry ive been out of circulation. Where are those connectors available?
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