How was the barrel cut flat on the wall side?
11 years ago
we have a similar situation wherein we have to cut the barrel on the side of the wall in order to fit it in the space we have in our powder room. any tips on what to be careful about? for example, I am worried about how the metal straps will remain taut if we cut the circular shape flat on one side.
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