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Zinc Floating Shelf Brackets

Floating shelves provide storage space while streamlining your space and creating the illusion of a bigger room. Without visible brackets, which take up more space, you can get more out of your wall space.

Product Code	A (mm)	B (mm)	C (mm)
FL902	100	75	20

Load rating test specifications:

Load rating tested at 415mm distance between 2 brackets
Bracket is fastened to wall using shortest side of bracket
Brackets tested in the orientation below:

Weight capacity of all shelf brackets will always be dependent on the fixing to the wall, distance between brackets and the condition of the wall, the brackets are being fitted to. Weight should be distributed evenly across shelf.

Floating shelves provide storage space while streamlining your space and creating the illusion of a bigger room. Without visible brackets, which take up more space, you can get more out of your wall space.

Features

Our hidden shelf brackets can hold up 9 kilograms per bracket pair, including the weight of the shelf itself. It’s the perfect supportive product to use for creating bookshelves or showcasing decorations at home or in an office. You can use floating shelves for home projects like:
- Adding storage to a child’s bedroom
- Creating a focal point in living rooms
- Filling up corners of otherwise sparse spaces
- Adding storage above the sink in kitchens
To increase the load capacity, we recommend using more than two floating shelf brackets. This adds more support along the shelf beam, so you use your floating shelves in a wider variety of applications.

Product features:
- Brackets for building floating shelves
- Angle adjustment
- Minimum shelf thickness of 24 mm
- Load capacity (for 2 brackets) of up to 9 kg

Handy Hints:
- Maximum shelf dimensions for 2 brackets 1000 x 300mm with minimum thickness of 24mm
- Load capacity on shelf is 9kg per pair of brackets
- For larger shelf sizes use more than 2 floating brackets
Click here for installation instruction guide

Important:

Brackets should only be attached to wall studs if attaching to plaster board walls, or brickwork/masonry (not mortar or grouting).
Appropriate heavy duty fasteners should be used.
Do not use plastic wall plugs to fix brackets to walls under any circumstances.
Make sure the bracket is securely fixed to the wall and all screws are fastened tightly.

The information provided herein corresponds to our knowledge on the subject at the date of its publication. This information may be subject to revision as new knowledge and experience becomes available. The data provided falls within the normal range of product properties and relate only to the specific item designated. The data provided should not be used to establish specification limits or used alone as the basis of design; they are not intended to substitute for any testing you may need to conduct to determine for yourself the suitability for your particular purposes. Since RCR cannot anticipate all variations in actual end-use conditions, RCR makes no warranties and assumes no liability in connection with any use of this information.