I used metal brackets for that project to make that project secure (namely because they would be hidden), but for this project I didn’t want any exposed hardware that would detract from the clean lines and natural wood construct. Desire to avoid using metal brackets and screws means that t...
Option 1: SHELF BRACKETS.After hours of researching and watching videos on how to hang floating shelves, we decided thatmetal bracketsand solid wood would be less steps than the second option. A bonus would be that we wouldn’t have to drill into the side of ournew cabinets. Option 2: B...
To make the shelf brackets, cut a 2″ x 2″ board to 7.5″ (or whatever length you have chosen for your supports). Cut a second piece to 6″ (or 1.5″ shorter than the first piece). To make the final side of the shelf brackets, use a miter saw to cut the 1″x2″ board to...
Our first order of business was to set up his study room. There is a small walk-in closet in one of the bedrooms – the room that is now his TV lounge. We turned it into his study room. I’ll post about that closet-to-study makeover next, but today I wanted to share with you...
Use a pencil to mark the screw-mounting holes in the second bracket onto the wall. Remove the level and screw the second standard to the wall. Repeat this technique to install any remaining standards. When done, clip the brackets into the standards and lay the shelves across the brackets. ...
Now you have a finished stainless-steel look shelf that didn’t cost very much to make and is a custom size for your room. If the shelf will be located somewhere that the edges are not obvious or your brackets will cover the ends of the shelf (or the staples don’t bother you), yo...
FLOATING SHELF BRACKETS Learn how to hang open kitchen shelves – floating shelves an easy way! STEPS First, we measured out the spots for the brackets on the wall then we measured the wood. With a 1/2″ drill bit we drilled a hole going deep enough so the bracket would fit in. Our...
As you can see below, we’re using a large level to mark the bracket screw locations prior to attaching the brackets. Once the brackets were up, we did a dry fit with the shelves to make sure all looked good. Then we took them out back and spray painted the shelves and screws white...
s for the shelf support systems. So you’ll need to know those measurements before going to the store. I also picked up brackets (in the closet section), caulk, spackling, paint, primer and screws. Read through the whole process and make a list so that you don’t have to go to the...
Assess your space and needs:Look at what items you need to store and categorize them. Plan your storage:Decide on the types of storage solutions (shelving, cabinets, racks) that would best fit your needs. Gather materials and tools:Make a list of needed supplies and ensure you have the ne...