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In case the looks and material of the top don't matter too much, I would just screw the board from the top with self-tapping flat-head metal screws of the right length (potentially only one, if that suffices). You'd have to drill a few holes of the right size through the board and into the square pipe apart, in one go from above and apart from the existing screws.

In case the looks and material of the top don't matter too much, I would just screw the board from the top with self-tapping flat-head screws of the right length (potentially only one, if that suffices). You'd have to drill a few holes of the right size through the board and into the square pipe apart, in one go from above and apart from the existing screws.

In case the looks and material of the top don't matter too much, I would just screw the board from the top with self-tapping flat-head metal screws of the right length (potentially only one, if that suffices). You'd have to drill a few holes of the right size through the board and into the square pipe, in one go from above and apart from the existing screws.

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phipsgabler
phipsgabler
  • 186
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In case the looks and material of the top don't matter too much, I would just screw the board from the top with self-tapping flat-head screws of the right length (potentially only one, if that suffices). You'd have to drill a few holes of the right size through the board and into the square pipe apart, in one go from above and apart from the existing screws.