... on how to arrange the timbers so that they don't conflict and are still in the correct position relative to the crossing vees?2786_201221_040000000.png Michael posted: 20 Jul 2014 18:40 from: Martin Wynne Michael Woolford wrote: Any suggestions on how to arrange the timbers so that they don't conflict and are still in the correct position relative to the crossing vees? Hi Michael, Omit one of the timbers, extend the other one, and then twist it slightly so that it supports both D chair positions at 1 and 2: 2_201336_520000000.png regards, Martin. posted: 20 Jul 2014 20:04 from: Michael Woolford Martin, many thanks for that, I have now got that part sorted. Do you, or anyone else, have any idea if it is acceptable to have a timber under a rail that it is not supporting so that there is sufficient timber extending from the rail that it is supporting? I ask this because I am trying to avoid the use of long timbers where there is an alternative as I know that this is what would ...