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Unlike smaller pieces of furniture, bookcases are usually filled with heavy objects and pose a safety risk if they fall. Attaching them to a wall is the best way to avoid accidents. All furniture should be secured in areas that have young children using them for support, or areas that are prone to earthquakes or other natural disasters. | Unlike smaller pieces of furniture, bookcases are usually filled with heavy objects and pose a safety risk if they fall. Attaching them to a wall is the best way to avoid accidents. All furniture should be secured in areas that have young children using them for support, or areas that are prone to earthquakes or other natural disasters. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
