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I am building a room with a catherdral ceiling and I would like to connect the oposing walls with an iron rod and turnbuckle system. Any ideas where I might locate these items? thanks
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Any lumber yard should have threaded rod and or steel turnbuckles,you will need a welder to join the rod to smooth round steel rod for the tie-rod/collar ties themselves. The same welder should be able to fabricate brackets as well.
*Phil, Talk to someone who does bulkhead work if there are any in your area. They often use long threaded rod and turnbuckles in their work. Skip
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I am building a room with a catherdral ceiling and I would like to connect the oposing walls with an iron rod and turnbuckle system. Any ideas where I might locate these items? thanks