27. For the back of the dwelling on the west, they made six boards.
28. They made two additional boards for the dwelling’s rear corners.
29. They were spread out at the bottom but joined together at the top with one ring. In this way, these two boards formed the two corners.
30. And so there were eight boards with their sixteen silver bases, with two bases under every board.
31. They also made acacia-wood bars: five for the boards on one side of the dwelling,
32. five bars for the boards on the other side of the dwelling, and five bars for the boards on the back wall of the dwelling on the west.
33. They made the middle bar, which was halfway up the boards, run from one end to the other.